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The Japanese retailer e-hon retailer is listing that the fifth volume of Yūichi Katō's EUREKA SEVEN AO manga will be the last. The final volume will ship on October 23.
Katō launched the EUREKA SEVEN AO manga in Kadokawa Shoten's Monthly Shōnen Ace magazine in 2012.
The story follows a boy named Ao who takes the helm of the Nirvash mecha to help an organization called Generation Blue fight G-Monsters/Secrets.
BONES' television anime sequel to its first Eureka Seven anime series premiered in Japan last year. Funimation licensed the series for release in North America.
Bandai Entertainment released the main Eureka Seven manga adaptation by Jinsei Kataoka and Kazuma Kondou, and the Eureka Seven: Gravity Boys & Lifting Girl manga spinoff by Miki Kizuki in North America before closing its doors last year.
EUREKA SEVEN AO also inspired the EUREKA SEVEN AO -Save a Prayer- manga by Ran Fudō in Newtype Ace, the two-volume Eureka Seven New Order by Fugin Miyama, and the one-volume four-panel comic Eureka Seven nAnO by Katsuwo.
Katō launched the EUREKA SEVEN AO manga in Kadokawa Shoten's Monthly Shōnen Ace magazine in 2012.
The story follows a boy named Ao who takes the helm of the Nirvash mecha to help an organization called Generation Blue fight G-Monsters/Secrets.
BONES' television anime sequel to its first Eureka Seven anime series premiered in Japan last year. Funimation licensed the series for release in North America.
Bandai Entertainment released the main Eureka Seven manga adaptation by Jinsei Kataoka and Kazuma Kondou, and the Eureka Seven: Gravity Boys & Lifting Girl manga spinoff by Miki Kizuki in North America before closing its doors last year.
EUREKA SEVEN AO also inspired the EUREKA SEVEN AO -Save a Prayer- manga by Ran Fudō in Newtype Ace, the two-volume Eureka Seven New Order by Fugin Miyama, and the one-volume four-panel comic Eureka Seven nAnO by Katsuwo.
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