Kingdom Manga Feels Worth the Wait

The Story Kingdom is quite likely one of the longest manga we’ve never gotten a chance to read in English. It’s passed 77 volumes in Japan, and Viz Media finally picked up Yasuhisa Hara’s series for a worldwide release. It’s daunting to think of how much there is to go when we’re only just beginning a new series like this. But the plus side is, after reading the just released first volume, it feels like perhaps a blessing. It means we know this compelling and well-paced series will come out at a steady

Breaking It Down Kingdom is quite likely one of the longest manga we’ve never gotten a chance to read in English. It’s passed 77 volumes in Japan, and Viz Media finally picked up Yasuhisa Hara’s series for a worldwide release. It’s daunting to think of how much there is to go when we’re only just beginning a new series like this. But the plus side is, after reading the just released first volume, it feels like perhaps a blessing. It means we know this compelling and well-paced series will come out at a steady The details are still coming in, but here’s what matters: this story is part of a bigger trend we’ve been tracking. Whether it’s a flash in the pan or the start of something bigger remains to be seen.

Why It Matters Stories like this often fly under the radar, but they can signal shifts in how things work. We’ll keep an eye on developments.

What’s Next Stay tuned for updates as this story develops. Drop your thoughts below — we’d love to hear what you think.