Spin-off to cover storylines not in the main story of the manga that ended on Thursday
The February issue of Akita Shoten‘s Monthly princess magazine announced on Thursday that Aya Kanno will launch him a derivative manga Requiem of the Pink King (Bara-Ō no Sōretsu) manga in the magazine’s April issue on March 4. Kanno will be drawing the spin-off again, and he’ll be describing stories that weren’t covered in the manga’s main story.
The February issue of Monthly princess also released the final chapter of the main manga.
Manga’s dark fantasy story adapts Shakespeare’s Richard III. Media viewing licensed from the manga, and it describes the story:
Richard’s father, the Patriarch of the House of York, is set to become king of medieval England during the Blood Wars of the Roses. But as success is imminent, he is brutally cut down. Plunged in despair, Richard acts out of revenge and must face a powerful and magnificent new foe.
Kanno (Otomen) spear Requiem of the Pink King in Akita Shoten‘s Monthly princess magazine in October 2013. A novel adaptation by Yō Makusu shipped on December 15.
Kineko Abekawa launched a derivative manga titled Idol King Bara-Ō no Gakuen (King of Idol Rose King Academy) in Monthly princess in January 2021.
The manga inspires an upcoming TV anime to air on January 9. The anime was previously scheduled to air in fall 2021, but the production committee announced a delay in July.
Source: The Mainichi Shimbun Mantan Web
Demon Slayer , Kimetsu No Yaiba