Shueisha Launches MANGA MILLION with 400 Free Manga Titles in Over 100 Languages

Shueisha Inc. has launched MANGA MILLION, a new digital platform offering approximately 400 manga titles translated into over 100 languages for free and without registration. The project celebrates the publisher’s 100th anniversary and includes one million pages of manga.

Key Details

• Titles Available: Approximately 400 series, including One Piece, Naruto, Bleach, Demon Slayer, Jujutsu Kaisen, Kingdom, [Oshi No Ko], SPY×FAMILY, Chainsaw Man, Nana, and Kimi ni Todoke: From Me to You. More than 150 titles are shojo manga .
• Languages: Over 100 languages supported, from English, Spanish, and French to Hindi, Tagalog, and Polish.
• Availability: Worldwide for a limited time through December 2027, free of charge without registration.
• Translations: Nearly 300 titles are translated for the first time, with all translations handled by professional translators.
• Ongoing Series: Near-simultaneous distribution for about 30 ongoing series, delivering new chapters roughly two to three weeks after their Japanese release.

“Japanese manga has flourished through the passionate artistry of countless manga creators and the unwavering support of readers, growing into a cultural phenomenon embraced across borders around the world,” said Hideaki Hayashi, President of Shueisha. “MANGA MILLION was made possible through the incredible cooperation of these creators, and as we mark Shueisha’s 100th anniversary, we hope it will create new connections with readers worldwide.”

Shuhei Hosono, Editor-in-Chief of MANGA Plus and initiator of the project, added: “The project began with a simple question: what if we marked Shueisha’s 100th anniversary by translating one million pages of manga into 100 languages? We hope that MANGA MILLION, an unprecedented translation initiative, will spark new discoveries and connections between readers and Japanese manga”.

MANGA MILLION is available now at https://mangamillion.shueisha.co.jp/. The platform is accessible globally but will be limited to select content in Japan, including the “East Blue” arc of One Piece in all 107 languages.

Source: Shueisha