Cannon Master arrives at Shonen Jump merging Demon Slayer and Attack on Titan

Published on June 22, 2026 | Translated from Spanish

Shonen Jump magazine presents Cannon Master, a new manga that blends the demon hunting of Demon Slayer with the tension of Attack on Titan. The story takes place in a desert world where humanity fights against the Regiliths, colossal mechanical monsters. A group of hunters armed with special technology confronts these beasts, offering a straightforward premise that appeals to fans of classic action and spectacular battles.

colossal mechanical monster Regilith towering over a desert battlefield, humanoid form with exposed gears and steam vents, metallic plates glowing orange from internal heat, a group of hunters in tactical gear firing energy harpoons from shoulder-mounted launchers, cables wrapping around the creature's leg joints, dust clouds and debris kicked up during the attack, cinematic action scene, dramatic low-angle shot, dynamic motion blur, sparks flying from impact points, photorealistic engineering visualization, harsh desert sun casting long shadows, mechanical details highlighted with metallic reflections, gritty industrial aesthetic, high-contrast lighting

The design of the Regiliths and the hunters' weaponry 🔥

The Regiliths are metal creatures with organic forms reminiscent of the Titans, but their mechanical origin allows for more varied attacks. The hunters use portable cannons and armor with thrusters to move across the sand. The author prioritizes fast combat choreography, with close-up shots of weapons and impacts. The desert setting is not just a backdrop, but a narrative resource: sandstorms limit visibility and force characters to use sound to locate their enemies.

Because yes, another desert world with giant monsters 🏜️

If you thought you had already seen enough post-apocalyptic deserts in manga, Cannon Master proves there's always room for one more. The protagonists have just enough charisma to not be forgotten by the end of the chapter, and the Regiliths are basically Titans that went partying with the demons from Kimetsu. At least the formula works: direct action, fights every three pages, and the occasional battle cry so the reader doesn't get distracted.