Gotouge’s 2013 Treasure Award-winning Kagarigari These one-shots are particularly important as they Shueisha actively judging Gotouge’s talents for a serialization in Weekly Shonen Jump, whereas Monjushirou Kyoudai was placed in Jump Next. Rib) and 2015’s Haeniwa no Zigzag ( Fly Garden Zigzag). Two one-shots published in Weekly Shonen Jump are also included in the collection, those being 2014’s Abarabone-san ( Mr. Yet, Gotouge’s 2014 one-shot Monjushirou Kyoudai ( The Monjushirou Brothers) graces the cover of the collection – perhaps to avoid any confusion when placed next to the latest Demon Slayer releases on the bookstore shelves. The collection includes the ‘prototype’ manga Kagarigari, which won the 70th Newcomer Treasure Award in 2013 and went on to inform the development of Demon Slayer three years later. Released last Friday alongside Demon Slayer volume 17 and the Demon Slayer light novel side story Kataba no Chou ( Wings of a Butterfly), the Koyoharu Gotouge short manga collection Koyoharu Gotouge Tanpenshuu collects four different one-shots published by the author before their big break with Demon Slayer in 2016.
A new Koyoharu Gotouge short manga collection seeks to encapsulate that. But there was a time when the artist wasn’t quite so lucky – back when they were just a rookie, scrambling for serialization and trying to find their big break in the manga industry. This follows earlier reports of a spin-off series being in the works, and to celebrate this announcement, original Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba creator Koyoharu Gotouge shared a new sketch of Tanjiro and Nezuko in the same school uniformed looks that they take on in the spin-off series.It’d be an understatement to say that Koyoharu Gotouge’s Demon Slayer ( Kimetsu no Yaiba) is now a massive hit. You can check out the first look at this new manga below: Titled Kimetsu Gakuen!, this new series will be making its debut in Shueisha's Saikyo Jump magazine on August 4th and feature chibi-like looks for each of the main characters. The newest issue of Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump magazine has officially announced that the Kimetsu Gakuen anime shorts (that sees all of the Demon Slayer characters put into a hilarious new school setting) will be getting a manga of its own from Hell Warden Higuma creator Natsuki Hokami.
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