Norihiro Yagi Launches Batrlet Fairy Basslet on Shounen Jump+
The Claymore creator's new manga follows Brunhilde, a princess and knight captain, and debuted on Shueisha's Shounen Jump+ on Monday.
Norihiro Yagi began serializing his new manga Batrlet Fairy Basslet on Shounen Jump+ on Monday, according to myanimelist.net. A special page for the series is available on the Shounen Jump+ website.
The manga centers on Brunhilde, a princess who also serves as captain of her country's knights. After defeating her archenemy, she sets out on the journey home — until glowing fish begin raining from the sky.
Yagi is best known for Claymore, which he serialized in Monthly Shounen Jump from June 2001 to June 2007. After that magazine was discontinued, the series moved to Jump SQ. in November 2007 and ran there until October 2014.
Shueisha published the 27th and final Claymore volume in December 2014. VIZ Media licensed the manga in English in July 2006 and released its 27th volume in October 2015.
Madhouse adapted Claymore into a 26-episode television anime that aired in Spring 2007, with Funimation licensing it in North America and releasing it on home video.
Quick answers
Where can I read Batrlet Fairy Basslet?
The manga is serialized on Shounen Jump+, which has a special page for the series on its website.
What is Batrlet Fairy Basslet about?
It follows Brunhilde, a princess and captain of her country's knights, who defeats her archenemy and begins her journey home before glowing fish rain from the sky.
Who created Batrlet Fairy Basslet?
Norihiro Yagi, the creator of Claymore.