Norihiro Yagi, the creator of the long-running dark fantasy series Claymore, has returned with a new project titled Batrlet Fairy Basslet. The manga launched on Shueisha's Shounen Jump+ platform this Monday. The narrative follows Brunhilde, a princess and captain of her country's knights, who finds her journey home interrupted by the sudden appearance of mysterious glowing fish falling from the sky. Yagi's previous work, Claymore, maintained a serialization history beginning in Monthly Shounen Jump in 2001 before transitioning to Jump SQ. in 2007. The series concluded in 2014 with 27 volumes and inspired a 26-episode television anime adaptation produced by Madhouse in 2007.
Claymore Creator Norihiro Yagi Launches New Manga Batrlet Fairy Basslet
Norihiro Yagi, known for the dark fantasy series Claymore, has debuted a new manga titled Batrlet Fairy Basslet on the Shounen Jump+ platform.
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