The Kingdoms of Ruin's yoruhashi Launches New Manga on Thursday
This year's 46th issue of Akita Shoten's Weekly Shōnen Champion magazine revealed on October 15 that manga creator yoruhashi will launch a new manga titled Tatarigatachi -Dochakushin Geigeki Gakuin- (Curse Shape -Native God Interception Academy-, seen at top of image below) in the magazine's next issue on Thursday.
#週チャン 秋の新連載!! 第1弾はyoruhashi先生による「タタリガタチ-土着神迎撃学院-」!! 弩級剣戟アクション復讐が、次号47号(10/22発売)より開始!! 第2弾は、土留柿先生による「デッドマンズ・バイツチェア」!! "座"王道チェアリングバトルは52号(11/26発売)より開始!! 実りの秋は、チャンピオンで新連載大収穫祭だ！
— 週刊少年チャンピオン編集部 (@Weekly_Champion) October 15, 2026
The manga centers on the young boy Raran. Raran's older sister constantly prays to the cat god in the mountain. One day, she falls victim to a divine disaster. Raran then vows to destroy all curses.
yoruhashi launched the Rega in the Sleeping Forest (Nemureru Mori no Rega) manga in Kodansha's Bessatsu Shōnen Magazine in August 2025, and ended it on March 9, though the ending indicated that the story is only halfway through its journey. Kodansha published the manga's second compiled book volume on April 9. Kodansha USA Publishing licensed the manga, and it will begin releasing the manga in spring 2027.
yoruhashi launched The Kingdoms of Ruin (Hametsu no Ōkoku) manga in Mag Garden's Monthly Comic Garden magazine in April 2019, and ended the series in its 15th compiled volume on July 9. The manga also ran on the Manga Doa, Mag Comi, and pixiv Comic websites. Seven Seas is releasing the manga in English.
The Kingdoms of Ruin manga's anime adaptation premiered in October 2023. Crunchyroll streamed the series as it aired and is also streaming an English dub.
yoruhashi launched the Kokusan Shōjo Clarith (Domestically Produced Girl Clarith) manga in Kodansha's Shonen Magazine Edge in December 2022. The manga moved to Kodansha's Comic Days app in January 2024, when Shonen Magazine Edge ended publication in October 2023. Kodansha published the manga's second compiled book volume in December 2023.
Source: Weekly Shōnen Champion issue 46 and X/Twitter account
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