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Fist of the Blue Sky Regenesis Manga Resumes in November
posted on by Alex Mateo
Hideki Tsuji revealed on X/Twitter on Friday that the Fist of the Blue Sky Regenesis (Sōten no Ken: Re:Genesis) manga will return from hiatus in the January 2025 issue of Coamix's Monthly Comic Zenon on November 25 after 4 1/2 years.
お待たせしました✨ 来月号のゼノンより復活します👊(@Cyborg_H2G)October 24
Tsuji reported in September 2023 that he had completed the draft layouts for the manga's remaining chapters except for the final two chapters. Tsuji's post did not necessarily mean that the manga had two chapters remaining to publish, as Tsuji may had started the draft layouts for the last chapters well in advance.
The manga launched in Monthly Comic Zenon in October 2017. The series is a continuation of the Fist of the Blue Sky manga. Hiroyuki Yatsu writes the story, while Tsuji draws the art. The manga's fourth compiled book volume shipped in February 2020.
The series inspired two seasons of an anime, which debuted on Amazon Prime Video in 2018. Crunchyroll streams both seasons with English subtitles.
Crunchyroll describes the anime:
The year is 193X in Shanghai, the city where lives are valued least. The rivalry between the two factions controlling the underworld, the Green Gang and Red Flower Gang, reaches its peak and is nearing its end with a Green Gang victory. The individuals responsible for the revival of the Green Gang, Kasumi Kenshiro and Yu-Ling, are enjoying a brief rest from the conflict. Meanwhile, in Harbin, Liu Fei-yan and Erika Arendt are carefully transporting something. With their course set for Shanghai, they are headed to meet French intelligence officer Charles de Guise.
Buronson and Nobuhiko Horie wrote Fist of the Blue Sky, with art by Tetsuo Hara. The manga was a prequel to the Fist of the North Star manga. Fist of the Blue Sky launched in the debut issue of Shinchosha's Weekly Comic Bunch magazine in May 2001 and continued until the magazine ceased publication in August 2010. Shinchosha published the series in 22 compiled book volumes. The now-defunct Gutsoon! Entertainment published the series in English in 2003.
Source: Hideki Tsuji's X/Twitter account
