Monster 8 Chapter 49 is expected to release on October 28, 2021. Fans are excited to read the latest chapters of the series.
Monster 8 is a Japanese science-fantasy manga series written and illustrated by Naoya Matsumoto. It has been serialized on Shueisha’s Shonen Jump+ application and website since July 2020. Viz Media has licensed the series for English release. The series is also available on Shueisha’s Manga Plus platform.
The series was nominated for the 14th Manga Taisho in 2021 and placed 6th with 58 points. The series has won the 2021 Next Manga Award in the web category. As of February 2021, the series has reached 70 million views.
About Monster 8
Strange monsters known as Kaiju are appearing all around Japan and attacking the people. The Japan Defense Force fights with monsters to save common people. When Kafka Hibino and his childhood friend Mina Ashiro were very young, their hometown was destroyed by monsters. They vowed to join the defense force.
Mina has become a successful commander of the third unit of the Japan Defense Force. After failing the entrance exam several times, Kafka ends up being a sweeper at Monster Sweping Inc. His job is to dispose of the dead bodies of monsters. One day a small monster enters his body through his mouth and he gains the ability to transform himself into a humanoid monster.
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— Quis🌟 (@QuisNoContext) October 14, 2021
Now, Kafka is one of the most powerful humanoid monsters. He can overpower other monsters easily. A sudden rule change allows him to join the Japan Defense Force. Finally, he can chase his childhood dream. His code name is Monster #8. His fight beings, not just with monsters but also with himself. He is afraid of losing control of his powers and hurting his friends.
Monster 8 Chapter 49 Release Date
It is expected to release on October 28, 2021, on Shonen Jump+, Manga Plus, and Viz. Fans are eagerly waiting for chapter 49.
Where to read Online
You can read it online on Shueisha’s Manga Plus application and website. You can also read it on Viz. It is available in several languages including Japanese, English, French, Spanish, and Bahasa Indonesia.
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