Key Highlights
- Renowned manga artist Rumiko Takahashi endorses the manga “Cosmos”by Ryuhei Tamura .
- Her endorsement could significantly increase the series’ visibility and readership.
- The narrative of “Cosmos”revolves around a high school student engaged in an insurance firm catering to extraterrestrial beings.
Masterful creator Rumiko Takahashi, well-known for iconic titles like Ranma 1/2 and Inuyasha, has recently recommended “Cosmos”, the latest work by Ryuhei Tamura, acclaimed for his popular series Beelzebub. Takahashi’s recommendation joins a chorus of praise from notable authors, including Hiromu Arakawa and Tite Kubo, encouraging readers to explore this unique manga.
The impact of endorsements from established mangaka can be substantial in elevating a series’ popularity. Given Takahashi’s prestige within the manga community, her support is likely to attract a new audience to “Cosmos”. For instance, shortly after a similar recent endorsement by “Frieren”, a reprint of the discussed manga was announced, highlighting the power of recommendations.
Rumiko’s Insights on Cosmos
As reported by Comic Natalie, Takahashi conveyed her thoughts about “Cosmos”with the following statement:
This is a story about daily life in a surreal world. It’s real, cool, and interesting at the same time.
In addition, Tamura shared some of his illustrations showcasing the excitement around the upcoming volume:
[3 days left until volume 𣼅⏰] This time we’re revealing the cover making! Djibouti Hainu’s sphere and suit are so cool, aren’t they✨ The release date is 𰚃days away‼ ️ Look forward to it! (In charge) #\u7530\u6751\u9686\u5e73 #\u30b3\u30b9\u30e2\u30b9 5\u5dfb https://t.co/lkzH3niKVh pic.twitter.com/tCEGkAjCDW — Tamura Ryuhei 🍃️ COSMOS ⑤5\u5dfb\u3020/\u3072\u305f@\u65e5\u66f8平講 emoji to div.
Exploring the Premise of Cosmos
“Cosmos”is Ryuhei Tamura’s latest creation, serialized in Sunday Gene-X since 2023. To date, it has been compiled into five volumes. Although it hasn’t yet been released in the United States, VIZ Media has secured the licensing rights, with the first volume set to debut later this year.
The narrative unfolds within a unique setting, specifically at an insurance company dedicated to alien clients. The protagonist, Kaede Mizumori, a high school student, encounters the enigmatic Rin Homura, leading to unexpected adventures.
As the manga approaches its fifth volume, it could be a contender for the prestigious Taisho Award, one of Japan’s renowned manga accolades.
While Tamura is primarily recognized for “Beelzebub”, he has also authored other works such as Hard-Boiled Cop and Dolphin, Hungry Marie, and Pyramid no Himitsu.
“Cosmos”, slated for release by VIZ Media, promises to be an exciting narrative for fans eagerly awaiting its US publication.
Source: X (formerly Twitter), Comic Natalie
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