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New Manga Offers Glimpse into Ideal Reincarnation

TOKYO - The manga volume "Isekai Matching Guild - A Suggestion for a Deadly Isekai Reincarnation," based on the original work by Sora Karin and illustrated by Kiriko Tōri, was released today, January 29th. According to a rumor, anyone who dies exactly at midnight can be reincarnated in another world. Believing this, an aspiring manga artist and part-time worker, Tasuku Shinobuchi, jumps in front of a truck at the precise time and wakes up in the "Isekai Matching Guild."

New Manga Offers Glimpse into Ideal Reincarnation

This guild guides individuals to their ideal reincarnation in another world, and Tasuku chooses a course where he vents his frustrations from his previous life by dominating with cheat-like abilities. The volume includes an anthology of eight stories that depict raw human desires and foolishness. It was serialized in Manga TOP.

Readers have been reacting to the release. Comic Natalie (@comic_natalie) tweeted, "Whether you cheat or not, this anthology matches you to your ideal isekai reincarnation and is now available in a single volume."

"Isekai Matching Guild - A Suggestion for a Deadly Isekai Reincarnation" is published by Nihon Bungeisha. The related products for the first chapter of "Isekai Matching Guild" and the manga volume released on January 29, 2024, are available on Amazon.co.jp.

Source: Natalie

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