Hakusensha is marking the 50th anniversary of its shoujo manga magazine LaLa with a crossover PV and is expanding its shojo catalogue into English digital release through Comikey, starting with Crashout Schoolgirl and Degen Teacher.
Hakusensha is pushing its shojo catalogue in two directions at once. On August 17, Comikey announced it will release several Hakusensha shojo manga in English digitally. The first title is sora's Crashout Schoolgirl and Degen Teacher, with seven chapters available now. Comikey said the lineup will include manga without prior official English releases. Other titles pictured include Gakuen Babysitters, Kare Kano, and Moon Child.
Around the same time, Hakusensha released a collaboration PV for the 50th anniversary of its shoujo manga magazine LaLa. The video pairs Tamaki Suoh from Ouran High School Host Club, voiced by Mamoru Miyano, with Takumi Usui from Maid-sama!, voiced by Nobuhiko Okamoto. The two characters engage in a lavish exchange while introducing anniversary initiatives. A special advertisement using the video is on display at Animate Ikebukuro Main Store in Tokyo.
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Comikey announced on August 17 it will release several shojo manga from Hakusensha's catalogue in English digitally. The first title is sora's Crashout Schoolgirl and Degen Teacher, with seven chapters available now. Comikey said the lineup will include manga without prior official English releases. Other titles pictured include Gakuen Babysitters, Kare Kano, and Moon Child.
Hakusensha released a collaboration PV for the 50th anniversary of its shoujo manga magazine LaLa. The video features Tamaki Suoh from Ouran High School Host Club voiced by Mamoru Miyano and Takumi Usui from Maid-sama! voiced by Nobuhiko Okamoto. The two characters engage in a lavish exchange while introducing anniversary initiatives. A special advertisement using the video is on display at Animate Ikebukuro Main Store in Tokyo.