The editorial department for Akaneshinsha's Opera magazine has announced that the publication will shift to a digital-only format. According to the announcement, the magazine's 100th issue, released on Friday, will serve as its final print edition. The transition to digital distribution is slated for spring 2027. To mark the conclusion of the print run, the 100th issue includes contributions from 40 past artists illustrating the future of their characters. Additionally, a commemorative exhibition is scheduled to take place in Tokyo from December 26 through January 24. Since its launch in December 2005, the magazine has served as a platform for various notable titles, including Asumiko Nakamura's Classmates and Syundei's Go for It, Nakamura! series.
Akaneshinsha's Opera Magazine Transitions to Digital-Only Format
The long-running manga magazine will conclude its print run with its 100th issue, transitioning to a digital-only model in spring 2027.
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