New manga edition released
A new edition of the manga Dengeki Daisy by Kyôsuke Motomi is being released in Japan to commemorate the launch of the animated adaptation scheduled for 2027. This edition is intended to mark the upcoming animation and includes several new features for fans of the series.Enhanced features in new volumes
The new edition will compile the entire series into 8 volumes more luxurious than the original tankôbon edition. Each volume will feature new covers drawn by the author, five pages of interviews with the mangaka and her editor from that time, as well as a character map.Release schedule for new volumes
The first two volumes were released on Monday, October 26, in Japanese bookstores. Volumes 3 and 4 are expected on November 26, volumes 5 and 6 on December 24, and finally volumes 7 and 8 on January 26, 2027.Original publication and international release
The manga was initially published between 2007 and 2014 in the magazine Betsucomi published by Shôgakukan, for a total of 16 volumes. It was previously published in France by Kazé Manga, but is now no longer in commercial circulation.Potential for international return
The release of this Japanese reissue may pave the way for the manga's return to other regions, in line with the animated adaptation which will begin broadcasting in January. This could attract new audiences and rekindle interest in the series.Synopsis of Dengeki Daisy
Dengeki Daisy follows Teru, who lives alone after the death of her brother, her only remaining parent. She is supported by the mobile phone her brother gave her, on which she receives emails from a mysterious character who calls himself "Daisy." One day, for a silly reason, she ends up working in the service of Kurosaki, the school guard who looks like a delinquent. But could this delinquent be hiding something from Teru?
