The sixteenth challenge of this yr Shogakukan‘S Weekly Shonen Sunday The journal introduced this on Wednesday Kanehito Yamada And Tsukasa Abe‘S Freezing: Past the tip of the journey (Sosō no Friers) manga might be on hiatus till the journal’s twenty first challenge in mid-April.
See Media has licensed the manga and describes the story:
The journey is over, however life goes on for an elf mage who’s simply starting to study what life is all about. Elf mage Frieren and her courageous fellow adventurers have defeated the Demon King and introduced peace to the land. However Frieren will lengthy outlast the remainder of her former social gathering. How will she come to grasp what life means to the folks round her? A long time after their victory, the funeral of one among her buddies confronts Frieren together with her personal near-immortality. Frieren needs to meet the final needs of her comrades and embarks on a brand new journey…
Yamada and Abe launched the continued manga in Shogakukan‘S Weekly Shonen Sunday journal in April 2020. The collection was beforehand on hiatus and returned to serialization in March 2023. Shogakukan revealed the primary compiled quantity of the manga in August 2020, and the thirteenth quantity might be launched on April 17. See Media launched the tenth quantity in English on February 20. Because the anime’s debut, 7 million copies of the manga have been circulated. The manga now has greater than 17 million copies in circulation.
The manga has received a number of awards, together with the New Creator Prize for the twenty fifth Annual Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize in 2021 and the 14th Manga Taisho Award in 2021. As well as, the manga was nominated for Greatest Shōnen Manga for Kodansha‘s forty fifth Annual Manga Awards in 2021 and the forty sixth Award in Might 2022. The American Library Affiliation’s Graphic Novels & Comics Spherical Desk (GNCRT) ranked the manga among the many prime 10 of its 2022 Greatest Graphic Novels for Adults Studying Listing.
Supply: Weekly Shonen Sunday challenge 16