Yuri Nanashino Launches Japanese-Style Supernatural Fantasy in Sho-Comi
The new series marks Nanashino's latest work for Sho-Comi, a Japanese-style supernatural fantasy that blends a missing-sister mystery with a phone-based rescue hook.
Key Facts
- Yuri Nanashino launched the serialization 'This Phone Number Is Not in Use in the Present World' in Sho-Comi issue 13 on June 5.
- The story follows a female student named Suzuka whose older sister vanished a week ago.
- Suzuka is attacked by a monster and calls a mysterious handsome man from a public phone.
- The issue includes a color page for Hikari Suzusaki's 'Kiss Me, Kill the Tune' and an epilogue for Kyoko Kumagai's 'Tokyo § Shinro.'
- Roku Kurono's 'Shimizu-kun no Tomeido' ended but will return for a new season.
Reporting from 1 source: Comic Natalie.
Yuri Nanashino began a new serialization, "This Phone Number Is Not in Use in the Present World," in Sho-Comi issue 13 on June 5. The story follows a female student who, after her sister disappears, is attacked by a monster and calls a mysterious handsome man from a public phone.
The serialization opens with Suzuka, a student whose older sister vanished a week ago. Trying to emulate her sister's kindness, she ends up pushed around by classmates. Then everyone disappears, a monster chases her, and she dials a public phone that summons a man in Japanese clothing.
The issue also includes the opening color page for Hikari Suzusaki's "Kiss Me, Kill the Tune" and an epilogue for Kyoko Kumagai's completed "Tokyo § Shinro." Roku Kurono's "Shimizu-kun no Tomeido" ended but will return for a new season. Next issue on June 12 starts Yu Yoshinaga's new serialization "Saredo, Futari wa Kusare Koi."
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.
Sources
- Comic Natalie 怪異に襲われた女子と謎の色男の和風怪異ファンタジー、Sho-Comiで開幕