Crossed Hearts Licenses Its First Romance Manga
The publisher Crossed Hearts has officially confirmed that it will license its first work within the romance genre, putting an end to weeks of rumors among fans. This step is part of a strategy to significantly expand and diversify its publishing offerings. 📚
The Chosen Work: Koi no Hanashi
The selected title is Koi no Hanashi, a high school love story created by Yumi Aoki. This manga, originally published in Japan two years ago and consisting of five volumes, narrates the relationship between two high school students with completely different personalities. Crossed Hearts has acquired the rights to distribute it in Spanish and other languages.
Key Publication Details:- The work consists of five volumes published in its country of origin.
- The plot centers on a romance between teenagers with antagonistic personalities.
- The publisher will handle distribution in multiple linguistic markets.
This move marks a strategic step to diversify Crossed Hearts' catalog.
Launch and Distribution Plans
The company is already working to translate and adapt the material for its global audience. The first volume is scheduled for release in the next quarter of the year, available simultaneously in physical and digital editions. 🗓️
Additional Planned Initiatives:- A special edition is being prepared for the initial launch.
- The publisher is evaluating the possibility of producing official merchandising for the series.
- The simultaneous launch in both formats aims to satisfy all types of readers.
Expectations and Debate in the Community
As the publisher advances with preparations, specialized forums are already discussing a detail that often generates controversy: whether the cover of the Spanish edition will retain the original Japanese artwork or opt for a completely new design. This topic demonstrates the high interest sparked by the license. 💬