Supernatural Hit "The Summer Hikaru Died" Reaches Major Sales Milestone
Horror Manga and Anime Adaptation Garner Massive Fanbase
The acclaimed horror mystery series The Summer Hikaru Died has reached a significant publishing milestone, with over 4.5 million copies now in circulation. This impressive figure includes sales of the manga, its digital editions, and the novel. The announcement was accompanied by the exciting news that a second season of the anime adaptation has been greenlit.
A Chilling Tale of Friendship and Deception
Created by manga artist Mokumoku Ren, the story centers on two close friends living in a secluded village. Their lives are shattered one summer when one of the boys, Hikaru, dies and is replaced by a mysterious entity that perfectly mimics his appearance. Despite knowing the horrifying truth, the surviving friend's intense desire to remain close to Hikaru compels him to maintain the relationship, leading to a tense and unsettling narrative.
Global Release and Availability
The series, known in Japanese as "Hikaru ga Shinda Natsu," is available for international audiences through several publishers.
- The English language release is handled by Yen Press.
- French editions are published by Pika Édition.
This global distribution has been key to the series' worldwide success and growing manga and anime fanbase.
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