Viz Media Licenses Kyousuke Motomi's Registry of the Divine Manga
Viz Media announced on Wednesday that it has licensed Kyousuke Motomi's Registry of the Divine (Yaoyoruzu Toriatsukai Setsumeisho) manga and will begin releasing it in English on the Viz Manga app on Thursday.
Viz Media describes the manga:
Gods, vengeful spirits, legends, creatures of folklore—Shiori and Jin deal with a myriad of exalted ones; investigating, protecting and even exterminating them.
The modern-day gods and deities fantasy manga centers on Shiori, an ordinary college student who has been able to see strange things since she was a child. On the verge of losing her job after her employer goes bankrupt, Shiori gets introduced to a "certain job," in which all the Japanese gods, goddesses, and deities are the clients.
Motomi launched the manga in Shogakukan's Betsucomi magazine on January 13 earlier this year. Shogakukan released the manga's first compiled book volume on October 26.
Motomi's Queen's Quality manga ended in February 2025, and received an epilogue chapter in April 2025. Shogakukan published the manga's 25th and final compiled book volume in May 2025. Motomi began the series in Betsucomi magazine in July 2015, shortly after ending QQ Sweeper in the same magazine. Viz Media publishes the series in English. The manga is a sequel to Motomi's earlier QQ Sweeper manga, but according to Viz Media the story can stand alone. The Queen's Quality manga has 3.7 million copies in circulation.
Motomi's Dengeki Daisy manga is inspiring an upcoming television anime that will debut in January 2027, and will air for two consecutive cours (quarter of a year). Motomi launched the manga in Shogakukan's Monthly Betsucomi magazine in 2007, and ended it in 2013. Shogakukan published the manga's 16th and final compiled book volume in February 2014. Viz Media's Shojo Beat imprint published the manga in English.
Viz Media has also released Motomi's Beast Master and QQ Sweeper manga in English.
Source: Viz Media's X/Twitter account
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