Claymore mangaka has a new manga called Bartlet Fairy Basslet.

Norihiro Yagi, who is best known as the manga behind the monthly Shonen Jump series Claymore, has premiered a new manga called Bartlet Fairy Basslet on ShonenJump+. The first episode will be available worldwide through both Manga Plus and Viz Media with new episodes appearing weekly on both websites.

A secret emerges from a long initial struggle.

The first chapter of Bartlet Fairy Basslet is unusually long and has 55 pages. It opens with Knight Captain Brunhilde battling a warlord named Grand Marshal Luchsnase, who fights to avenge her fallen brother.

Brunhilde was victorious in the battle, but suffered a severe wound as a result of this victory. When she had finished with the enemy, he kissed her and vowed to love only him. She also fell down, but later rose up in an unfamiliar place and faced mystery.

The new series follows Claymore's cross-media history.

Claymore has become a popular series, starting as a manga and expanding into other media. Madhouse produced an anime adaptation of the series. A game entitled Claymore: The Witch's Silver Eyes appeared on the DS in Japan with live action sequences also available.

Bartlet Fairy Basslet continues Yagi's serialized work in a new Shonen Jump+ title, while Claymore remains closely associated with her.

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Bartlet Fairy Basslet is available worldwide, and once again, the second episode will appear on Shonen Jump+ and sites like Manga Plus and Viz Media on November 8th at ၂၀၂၆. Weekly releases on both platforms make the new series available to readers outside of Japan.

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