The Exciting Release of Black Clover Volume 36
Get ready for the highly anticipated release of Black Clover volume 36! This latest volume is filled with extra illustrations and afterwords that will surely delight fans of the series. Join us as we take a sneak peek at what's in store in this thrilling new volume.
New Illustrations and Surprises
Black Clover fans, mark your calendars because the release of volume 36 is just around the corner, set to hit shelves on Friday, February 2, 2024. In the lead-up to its release, manga enthusiasts were treated to a tantalizing glimpse of some of the additional illustrations that await them within this much-anticipated volume.
Luck and Magna as seen in Black Clover Chapter 369 (Image via Shueisha)
The transition of Black Clover's serialization from Weekly Shonen Jump to Jump GIGA has sparked a flurry of speculation among fans. With the release date drawing near, manga leakers have unveiled a treasure trove of illustrations, featuring beloved characters such as Noelle, Luck, Magna, and more. Additionally, readers can look forward to an insightful afterword penned by none other than the manga's creator, Yuki Tabata.
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A Glimpse into the Artistic World of Black Clover
Volume 36 of Black Clover marks the series' debut manga volume since its migration to Jump GIGA magazine. This installment promises to showcase stunning illustrations, including a dynamic portrayal of Luck and Magna executing a powerful joint assault.
The illustrated scene is believed to be a nod to the pivotal events in Black Clover chapter 369, and fans may recognize these characters from an exclusive artwork presented by the manga's creator at the renowned Jump Festa 2024 event.
In addition, readers will be treated to a captivating artwork featuring the four enigmatic Wizard Kings from the past, who played a significant role in the Black Clover: Sword of the Wizard King movie. These intriguing characters, namely Conrad Leto, Edward Avalaché, Princia Funnybunny, and Jester Garandaros, assumed antagonistic roles in the film, causing a stir within the Clover Kingdom.
Furthermore, Black Clover volume 36 boasts an original sketch portraying four beloved female characters from the series: Noelle Silva, Mimosa Vermillion, Charlotte Roselei, and Charmy Pappitson. However, the captivating illustration depicts these characters in unique settings, offering a fresh perspective on their familiar personas.
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Insights and Revelations from the Creator
In addition to the breathtaking illustrations, eager fans can anticipate a glimpse into the mind of the manga's creator, Yuki Tabata, through a translated afterword featured in Black Clover volume 36.
Tabata reflects on the transition from serializing weekly to the benefits of spending more time with his daughter, expressing gratitude for the newfound balance in his life.
Moreover, the afterword provides an intriguing peek into Tabata's interactions with fellow manga creator Kohei Horikoshi, the mastermind behind My Hero Academia. Tabata recounts a heartwarming phone call with Horikoshi during the creation of Black Clover chapter 368, in which Horikoshi conveyed his genuine interest in the series, serving as a source of motivation for Tabata.
Closing the afterword, Tabata acknowledges the slower release schedule for the series' volumes and extends heartfelt appreciation to fans for their unwavering support on this thrilling journey.
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