Today, it was announced on the official website of Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump that Masashi Kishimoto's long-running series 'Naruto' will end in five weeks. The final chapter will be in 50th issue of Shonen Jump on November 10 this year.

Today on October 1st, it's officially announced on Shogakuan's Monthly Hero's Magazine that a television anime adaptation of dark fantasy manga 'Sword Gai' has been scheduled for Spring 2016. The anime will be produced by DLE and Fields entertainment. Sword Gai is illustrated by Osamu Kine based on Toshiki Inoue's original story and Keita Amamiya's character designs.

The story revolves around Gai, who was born beside a woman who met her death in a forest. He was adopted by the swordsmith Amon. A few years later, Gai becomes Amon's apprentice, and during the forging of a sword, he loses his right arm. To help him, Amon crushes the demon sword Shiryū (lit. Death Dragon) to form it into Gai's replacement right arm. Gai then is able to fuse with the weapon on his arm, and fights against his enemies.

On Saturday, the November issue of Takeshobo's Manga Life MOMO magazine announced that Hajime Yamamura will launch the Oto no Kyoushitsu manga in the next issue on October 28. Oto no Kyoushitsu, translated as Sound Classroom, will tells the story about the daily lives of students at a music college.

On Sunday 9/28, Crunchyroll has announced that it added Satoshi Mizukami's Hoshi no Samidare: The Lucifer and Biscuit Hammer and Hiroshi Tanaka's Kippo manga series to its catalog. Both Kippo and Hoshi no Samidare: The Lucifer and Biscuit Hammer are available worldwide except Japan, South Korea, Labanon, Belgium, Luxembourg, Poland, Switzerland, Algeria, and Morocco.