Black Clover’s 38th and final collected volume was released in Japan on August 4, completing Yuki Tabata’s long-running fantasy manga. The book contains the conclusion of Asta and Yuno’s battle against Lucius, following the serialization’s ending in the Spring 2026 issue of Jump GIGA.


Shueisha released Black Clover: Perfect Grimoire alongside the final volume. The official guidebook covers more than 250 characters and 400 spells, includes a character question-and-answer section with Tabata, and features an exclusive 15-page manga depicting Asta’s Wizard King coronation.


The simultaneous releases give readers both the collected conclusion and a final piece of new material from the creator. Shueisha has only confirmed the August 4 Japanese editions, and international publication plans for Volume 38 and Perfect Grimoire have not been announced.

Norio Sakurai’s The Dangers in My Heart will conclude in three more chapters, according to a notice published with Chapter 196. The romantic-comedy manga began in March 2018 and is set to finish with its previously announced 14th collected volume, bringing Kyotaro Ichikawa and Anna Yamada’s story to a close after more than eight years.


The series grew well beyond its original manga run, inspiring a television anime that premiered in 2023 and returned for a second season in January 2024. A light novel followed in September 2024, while a compilation film featuring additional material opened in Japan on February 13, 2026. A third anime season is scheduled to begin airing in 2027, allowing the screen adaptation to continue after the original manga ends.


Seven Seas Entertainment publishes The Dangers in My Heart in English in print and digital formats. The publisher has not yet announced its English release plans for the final two Japanese volumes.

Square Enix’s Manga UP! will end sooncha’s Yang Can’t Live Alone with Chapter 15-3 on August 13. The publisher attributed the cancellation to shortcomings in the assigned editor’s handling of the serialization and promotional work, which damaged its relationship with the creator. Manga UP! said changing the editor did not restore that trust, leading both sides to agree to end the series.


Sooncha separately said the cancellation resulted from a breakdown in trust with Manga UP! and that discussions are underway to recover the rights to the work. Regaining those rights could allow the creator to seek another publisher and continue the story elsewhere, but no continuation has been confirmed.


The third collected volume is still scheduled for August 6 because its print and digital release could not be stopped in time. Square Enix will announce later when existing chapters will leave Manga UP! and when the digital volumes will no longer be distributed.

Shō Aimoto’s supernatural mystery manga Kemono Jihen will conclude with its upcoming 26th collected volume. The announcement appeared in volume 25, which was released in Japan on August 4, although Shueisha has not yet announced a publication date for the final book.


Kemono Jihen began serialization in Shueisha’s Jump SQ. magazine in December 2016, giving the series a run of nearly 10 years. The story follows occult detective Kohachi Inugami and Kabane, a supernatural boy he encounters while investigating unexplained animal deaths in a rural village.


The manga also inspired a 12-episode television anime that aired in 2021. Seven Seas Entertainment publishes the series in English and has scheduled releases through volume 24, meaning English-language readers will have to wait longer to reach the conclusion.

Koei Tecmo will release Attack on Titan 3 on December 10, 2026, for PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam. Developed by Omega Force, the single-player action game will let players create a new Scout Regiment member and experience events spanning Hajime Isayama’s story from its opening chapters through the conclusion.


Alongside returning omni-directional mobility combat, the game will introduce more dangerous Titan behaviors, scouting missions outside the Walls, base construction, squad management, and new character interactions at regimental headquarters. Koei Tecmo also says the game will include previously untold stories alongside the franchise’s established cast.


The game will feature Japanese audio and text support in Japanese, English, Chinese, Korean, French, Italian, German, and Spanish. The Steam edition will be digital-only, while physical and digital editions are planned for the console versions.