Author Rin Suzukawa announced that her manga series Outsider Paradise has officially switched publishers, moving from Futabasha to Kadokawa. Following a hiatus that began in 2024 due to the author's health, the series has resumed publication on the KadoComi website. While the manga previously featured black-and-white art, Suzukawa confirmed that the series will transition to full color starting with the 19th chapter. Kadokawa intends to release digital versions of the first two compiled volumes in early 2027, with the second volume set to include an exclusive full-color bonus chapter. The series, which launched in May 2023, follows five eccentric girls in an art club that serves as the same club featured in Suzukawa's earlier work, Asobi Asobase.
Rin Suzukawa's Outsider Paradise Manga Moves to Kadokawa
The manga series Outsider Paradise has transitioned to Kadokawa's KadoComi platform and will shift to a full-color format starting with its 19th chapter.
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