Eito Chida Launches Battle Fantasy Manga Hoshibarai no Chidori
The manga follows two boys, Chidori and Shin, who face star spirits that devour wishes, according to Anime News Network.
Eito Chida is launching a new battle fantasy manga titled Hoshibarai no Chidori. The launch was reported by Anime News Network.
The story centers on a boy named Chidori who wants to shine, and another boy named Shin who believes his brilliance makes him a hero. Together, the two face star spirits that devour wishes.
Chida previously drew the manga adaptation of P.A. Works' Hanasaku Iroha franchise, which ended in September 2012. Square Enix shipped the fifth and final volume of that adaptation in December 2012.
The 26-episode Hanasaku Iroha television anime premiered in April 2011, and Crunchyroll streamed it outside Japan as it aired; the series expired on the platform in 2018. NIS America released the anime on DVD and Blu-ray Disc in two sets in 2013, along with the 2013 anime film Hanasaku Iroha: Home Sweet Home. Two OVA episodes were bundled with the third and fourth home video volumes in May and June 2021, respectively, and Funimation also streamed them.
Quick answers
What is Hoshibarai no Chidori about?
It is a battle fantasy manga about a boy named Chidori who wants to shine and a boy named Shin who believes his brilliance makes him a hero; the two face star spirits that devour wishes.
Who created Hoshibarai no Chidori?
The manga is by Eito Chida, who also drew the manga adaptation of P.A. Works' Hanasaku Iroha.