Hiromasa Okujima's Together with Serial-san Manga Hits Million Copies

Shueisha announced that Hiromasa Okujima’s thriller comedy series, Together with Serial-san, has surpassed one million copies in circulation. The manga follows college student Chihiro Yoshida, who proposes a bizarre identity swap with an active serial killer to protect himself. This chaotic premise marks another milestone for the artist known for his distinct character designs.
Okujima previously achieved success with Baban Baban Ban Vampire, which received both an anime adaptation and a live-action film. His earlier works include SHOOWA and Bad Boys, Happy Home, licensed by Viz Media’s SuBLime imprint. The latest title debuted in Grand Jump Mucha on February 25.
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- Release date
- February 25
- Publisher
- Shueisha
- Magazine
- Grand Jump Mucha
Tags
- #Comedy
- #Hiromasa Okujima
- #Shueisha
- #Thriller
- #Together with Serial-san
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