Tune in to the Midnight Heart Manga Goes on 1-Week Hiatus Due to Creator's Health
This year's 45th issue of Kodansha's Weekly Shōnen Magazine announced on Wednesday that Masakuni Igarashi's Tune In to the Midnight Heart (Mayonaka Heart Tune) manga does not have a new chapter in the issue as initially planned, due to Igarashi getting sick. Igarashi is currently focused on recovering, and planning to resume the manga in the magazine's next issue on October 14.
Kodansha's K MANGA service is publishing the manga digitally in English, and it describes the story:
When Arisu Yamabuki was all alone in bed at night, he was able to find solace in the voice of a radio host who went by “Apollo.” However, one day, she simply stopped broadcasting without any explanation. Years then passed, and Arisu is now a second-year high-schooler. He makes it his mission to search for Apollo, as there is something he wants to tell her. He doesn't know what she looks like, or even what her real name is, but he manages to get some leads on her in his school's broadcasting club. That's where he meets four girls who all dream to get a job where they can make full use of their voices! Just who is Apollo, and how will those four's dreams pan out?
Igarashi (Senryū Girl, Detectives These Days Are Crazy!) launched the manga in Kodansha's Weekly Shōnen Magazine in September 2023. The 14th compiled book volume shipped on August 17. Kodansha USA Publishing licensed the manga and released the ninth volume on September 1.
The manga inspired a television anime that debuted on January 6. Crunchyroll streamed the anime, and it also streamed an English dub. The anime will have a second season that will premiere in 2027.
Source: Weekly Shōnen Magazine issue 45
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