Renowned manga creator Shimamoto Kazuhiko, best known for his work on Moero Pen, is excited to announce the release of his latest series, “Vampidol Tagiru,” in the upcoming issue of Weekly Shonen Sunday, scheduled for May 7, 2025. This new series promises a unique twist on the idol phenomenon by merging it with the supernatural world of vampires.
“Vampidol Tagiru” Takes a Bitingly Fun Approach to Idolatry
In “Vampidol Tagiru,” readers will follow a male idol who faces an unexpected incident during one of his live performances. This shocking event not only alters the course of his career but also plunges him into a world filled with vampires and supernatural intrigue.
Shimamoto has described the series as “an exploration of fame, the struggles of being an idol, and the transformation brought about by the unexpected.”
The manga delves into themes of celebrity culture while adding a thrilling supernatural element, making it a compelling read. “I wanted to create something that both fans of idols and supernatural stories can enjoy,” Shimamoto noted, highlighting his desire to blend different genres to attract a diverse audience.
A new Vampire Idol Manga titled "Vampidol Tagiru" by "Moero Pen" creator Shimamoto Kazuhiko will start in Weekly Shonen Sunday issue 23/2025 out May 7!
A Male Idol experiences an unexpected incident during one of his live performances! pic.twitter.com/jov7Z6WYMl
— Manga Mogura RE (Anime & Manga News) (@MangaMoguraRE) April 19, 2025
Anticipation Grows as Release Date Approaches
With the launch of “Vampidol Tagiru,” excitement is building among fans and readers. Previous engagements by Shimamoto have been well-received, setting high expectations for this new series.
An editor at Weekly Shonen Sunday commented, “Shimamoto Kazuhiko brings creativity and flair to every project, and ‘Vampidol Tagiru’ is no exception. We can’t wait for fans to experience this new adventure.”
Promotional materials showcasing vibrant art and tantalizing plot points are already circulating, further fueling speculation about the idol’s journey and the challenges he will face in the realm of vampires.
“Vampidol Tagiru” aims to captivate readers and provide them with a fresh take on the idol genre infused with fantasy elements.
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