Moscow 2160 Manga Ends with Fifth Volume in December
A five-volume run ending on a retailer listing leaves Kagyu's Soviet-steampunk premise as a short, contained series, with Yen Press still carrying the English editions.
Reporting from 1 source: Anime News Network.
Amazon Japan lists the fifth collected volume of Kumo Kagyu and artist Koutarou Sekine's Moscow 2160 as the series' final book. The volume ships on December 25. Sekine and Kagyu launched the manga in Square Enix's Monthly Big Gangan in December 2022, with Noboru Kannatsuki on character design. Square Enix shipped the fourth volume in December 2025. SB Creative released a light novel adaptation by Kagyu in June 2023.
The end date comes from a retailer listing rather than a magazine announcement: Amazon Japan marks the fifth volume as the last. The series ran in Square Enix's Monthly Big Gangan since December 2022, with Noboru Kannatsuki credited for character design. The gap between volumes is long. Square Enix shipped volume four in December 2025, and the fifth arrives a year later, on December 25.
Kagyu's light novel version, released by SB Creative in June 2023, sits alongside a busy schedule: his Blade & Bastard series gets an anime in 2027, while Goblin Slayer! continues in both novel and manga form. Moscow 2160 is the shortest of those projects to reach a conclusion.
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