Manga creator Yūji Kaku revealed on Twitter on Monday that he was not too long ago identified with the brand new coronavirus illness (COVID-19). Kaku mentioned his recuperation interval is already over, and he has utterly recovered. He added nonetheless that whereas he was recovering, he was unable to proceed working, and so there might be no chapter of his Ayashimon manga the twelfth difficulty of Weekly Shonen Leap on February 21.

Kaku added he was stunned he was contaminated, as due to his occupation he doesn’t meet with individuals a lot, nor does he go outdoors throughout regular busy intervals within the morning and evenings, however added he was fortunate that his sickness was minor.

Kaku launched Ayashimon in Weekly Shonen Leap on November 15. Shueisha will publish the primary quantity in Japan on March 4. Shueisha‘s MANGA Plus service in addition to Viz Media‘s web site and app are each publishing the manga in English.

Kaku launched the Hell’s Paradise: Jigokuraku manga on the Shonen Leap+ service in January 2018 and ended it in January 2021. Viz Media has launched the manga digitally by means of its Shonen Leap service, and Shueisha additionally launched the manga by means of its MANGA Plus service. Viz Media additionally releases the manga in print. The manga is inspiring a tv anime adaptation.

Supply: Yūji Kaku‘s Twitter account