Kazuhiro Fujita Launches New Manga Series ‘Silver Mountain’ in Weekly Shonen Sunday

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Acclaimed manga artist Kazuhiro Fujita, known for his work on Karakuri Circus and Ushio & Tora, is set to debut his latest series, “Silver Mountain,” in the upcoming issue of Weekly Shonen Sunday, which hits stands on May 7, 2025. This exciting new story promises to blend fantasy with adventure, captivating readers with its unique premise.

“Silver Mountain” Explores Enchanted Realms

“Silver Mountain” introduces readers to a child who is mysteriously taken by a Tengu, a mythical creature from Japanese folklore, to an enchanted realm. In this surreal world, the child speaks of a reality so extraordinary that it challenges conventional beliefs. Fujita described his inspiration for the story, stating, “I wanted to create a tale that blurs the lines between reality and fantasy, pushing characters and readers alike to question what they believe.”

Moreover, the narrative unfolds around those who yearn for power, leading to an intense pursuit of the pinnacle of “military force.” As the plot thickens, it raises intriguing questions about ambition and the cost of desire. “I aim to explore the lengths people will go for their wants, even in a fantastical setting,” Fujita added.

Anticipation Builds for Publication

Fans and manga enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting the release of “Silver Mountain.” Given Fujita’s previous successes, expectations are high for this new venture. Commenting on the upcoming series, a spokesperson for Weekly Shonen Sunday remarked, “Kazuhiro Fujita’s storytelling is unparalleled, and we believe ‘Silver Mountain’ will resonate with both new and longtime fans.”

As the release date approaches, promotional materials and teasers are beginning to circulate, heightening curiosity about the characters and the enchanted realm they inhabit. With its rich visual style and compelling story, “Silver Mountain” is poised to make a significant impact in the manga community.

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