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Manga Planet to Release Psychedelia Manga in Print

posted on by Alex Mateo
Manga's print release launches in Kinokuniya USA with early sale at NYCC from October 9-12


Manga Planet announced on Thursday a print release for Hidebu Takahashi's Psychedelia manga through its futekiya imprint. The initial print release is exclusive to Kinokuniya USA, and pre-orders are open on its online store. Outside the U.S., the manga will also be available. There will be an early sale at the New York Comic Con 2025 event from October 9-12 at the Kinokuniya Bookstore booth.

Psychedelia
Image courtesy of Manga Planet

The company describes the story:

An "out-of-body" experience for two

Shohei "Mizo" Mizoshiri is a junior detective in love with his work senior, Toranosuke Hino. Though his lips stay sealed, Mizo's mind can't help but fantasize about Hino from afar.

When an ongoing investigation goes wrong, leaving Hino in a coma and Mizo suspended from work, Mizo can't help but blame himself. How could he have let this happen? If Hino dies, it's all his fault.

As Mizo arrives home, his spiraling guilt screeches to a halt when he opens the door and finds… Hino's living spirit?!

Takanashi debuted the manga in .Bloom in May 2021. The manga ended in March 2022. The manga's single compiled book volume shipped in Japan in April 2022. Manga Planet released the manga digitally in English.

Manga Planet announced on Wednesday that it is closing its digital service on March 31, 2026 due to "various circumstances like recent restrictions from payment processors and the changing online landscape." Manga Planet will shift focus to its print releases through its label and futekiya imprints.

Manga Planet had announced in January that payment method provider Stripe would no longer make payments on Manga Planet due to R18 (Restricted 18+) content on the subscription service. Manga Planet's account with stripe was suspended and banned.

Source: Press release


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