MamaYuyu: The New Manga Arriving in Spain with Ivrea

Published on January 07, 2026 | Translated from Spanish
Cover of the manga MamaYuyu showing the main characters with gothic designs and dark fantasy elements, dramatic background with smoke effects.

MamaYuyu: Ivrea's new bet for lovers of dark fantasy

The publisher Ivrea has just announced through its social media the acquisition of the rights to publish MamaYuyu in Spain, one of the most talked-about series of the moment in Japan. This manga, created by the emerging author Yoshikawa, has positioned itself as one of the revelations of the year in the magazine Shonen Jump, combining elements of epic fantasy with cosmic horror in a visually striking proposal. The news has been received with enthusiasm by the Spanish-speaking community, which has been following the series' progress for months through scanlations and specialized forums. 📚

Between classic shonen and the new wave

What makes MamaYuyu special is its ability to take shonen genre conventions and give them a dark and mature twist. The story follows Corleo, a young heir to a lineage of heroes who must face a reality where the roles of hero and demon have become obsolete. The world building presents a society where humans and monsters coexist in a fragile balance, with a mythology that recalls the best works of Berserk and Claymore, but with a contemporary narrative sensitivity.

Analysis of the work and its potential in Spain

Beyond the announcement, it is important to understand why MamaYuyu could become a success in the Spanish market. The combination of thrilling action, memorable character designs, and a plot that does not shy away from exploring complex themes positions it as a series with potential to attract both young readers and a more adult audience.

Distinctive elements of the series

The manga stands out for its unique power system, where abilities are inherited through specific lineages, creating strategic combat dynamics. The character design mixes Victorian aesthetics with biological horror elements, resulting in particularly memorable villains. The non-linear narrative and unexpected plot twists keep the reader in constant tension, breaking with the predictability of many series in the genre.

Strengths of MamaYuyu:
  • original magic and powers system
  • character and monster design
  • consistent world building
  • balanced narrative pace

The Ivrea factor: editing quality

The choice of Ivrea as the publisher is no coincidence. Known for its care in translations and the quality of its editions, the series will likely follow the standard tankobon format with dust jackets and possibly extra content. The publisher's policy of maintaining competitive prices without sacrificing quality makes it the ideal option for a series that relies so heavily on its visual impact. Fans can expect a faithful localization to the original spirit of the manga.

A good license not only brings a manga to Spain, but does so with the respect it deserves.

Release schedule and expectations

Although Ivrea has not revealed specific dates, the publisher's usual pattern suggests that the first volume could arrive in the last quarter of the year. Given the growing popularity of the series in Japan, it is likely that they will follow a bimonthly or quarterly publication rhythm to maintain interest without falling too far behind the original serialization. The community is already speculating about possible special editions once the series establishes its local fan base.

Release predictions:
  • first volume for October-November
  • standard format with dust jacket
  • direct translation from Japanese
  • possible edition extras

Impact on the Spanish market

The arrival of MamaYuyu represents a vote of confidence from Ivrea towards less conventional series, following in the wake of previous successes like Chainsaw Man or Jujutsu Kaisen. This bet on dark fantasy could open the door to other similar licenses, enriching the catalog available to the Spanish public. For collectors, it means the opportunity to follow a series from its beginnings, without having to wait years to complete the collection. 🎊

Recommendations for new readers:
  • follow Ivrea's social media for updates
  • read the first chapters online
  • pre-order for first editions
  • explore similar series while waiting

In the end, what Ivrea announces is not just another license, but the arrival of a series that could set trends, although it will probably generate more hype than a demon arc in the world of MamaYuyu. 📖