Fullmetal Alchemist creator Hiromu Arakawa’s new manga Daemos of the Shadow Realm manga is headed to the U.S. much sooner than you might expect.

After its initial publication in 2021, Arakawa has continued to publish additional chapters of Daemons of The Shadow Realm. Due to Hiromu’s reputation, the narrative has a significant potential of receiving an anime adaptation in the future even though it has not yet been confirmed. Perhaps Studio Bones, known for My Hero Academia and Mob Psycho 100, will focus on this new story from Arakawa as they were the production company behind the original Fullmetal Alchemist translations.

On April 25, Daemons of The Dark Realm will be released as a manga. There will be print and digital versions of the first book available.

Square Enix portrays the manga as following:

“In a world where certain humans command mighty supernatural duos called Daemons, it is the birthright of “the children who sunder day and night”—twins Yuru and Asa—to rule over these powerful entities. Separated from a young age and unaware of the truth of their birth, brother and sister must fight to make their way back to each other, claim their birthright, and save the world…

Deep in the mountains, under the watchful eyes of two stone guardians, lies isolated Higashi Village. Unlike some of its residents, young Yuru is content to live out his days foraging and hunting in the nearby woods. But Yuru’s idyllic life changes forever when Higashi Village comes under attack. Amid the chaos, the young man is whisked away and forbidden to return to the only home and family he’s ever known. And to ensure his safety, the two statues who once stood guard over the village have joined the fight—the Divine Left and Right!

As Yuru soon discovers, commanding these Daemons is his birthright… But after losing everything dear to him, will he be up to the task of unraveling a conspiracy tying him and his twin, Asa, to a prophecy that threatens the entire world?”

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Fullmetal Alchemist is a Japanese shōnen manga arrangement composed and delineated by Hiromu Arakawa. It was serialized in Square Enix’s Monthly Shōnen Gangan magazine between August 2001 and June 2010; the distributer later gathered the individual sections into twenty-seven tankōbon volumes. The universe of Fullmetal Alchemist is styled after the European Industrial Revolution. Set in an anecdotal universe in which speculative chemistry is one of the propelled regular systems rotated around logical laws of equivalent trade, the story pursues two chemist siblings named Edward and Alphonse Elric, who are looking for the savant’s stone to reestablish their bodies after a bombed endeavor to breath life into their mom back utilizing speculative chemistry. They are particularly determined as Alphonse’s body has been completely expelled, and he presently lives as a spirit caught in a dead protective layer, while Edward has traded his leg to endeavor to bring his mom back, and his arm to attach Alphonse’s spirit to a lot of shield that was lying close by.

The manga was distributed and limited in English by Viz Media in North America, Madman Entertainment in Australasia, and Chuang Yi in Singapore. Yen Press likewise has the rights for the computerized arrival of the volumes in North America because of the arrangement being a Square Enix title. It has been adjusted into two anime TV arrangement, two animated films—all animated by Bones studio—and light books. Funimation named the TV arrangement, movies, and computer games. The arrangement has produced original video animation, computer games, advantageous books, a collectible game, and an assortment of action figures and other products. A live-action film dependent on the arrangement was additionally discharged in 2017.

Fullmetal Alchemist was adjusted into two anime arrangement for TV: an adaption with an incompletely unique story titled Fullmetal Alchemist in 2003–2004, and an adaption increasingly dedicated to the manga 2009–2010 retelling titled Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood.

“(C) Hiromu Arakawa, Square Enix / “Fullmetal Alchemist” Production Committee”

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