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[17] A partially colorized version was serialized in
British comic/magazine Manga Mania in the early to mid-'90s. A new edition of Akira was published in six paperback volumes from 2000 to 2002 by Dark Horse Comics in North America and Titan Books in the UK. This version is in black-and-white
with a revised translation, although Otomo's painted color pages are used minimally at the start of each book as in the original Japanese volumes. [4][33] In 2003, Tokyopop published the anime comic version in North America. [34] The English-language rights to Akira are currently held by Kodansha Comics, who re-
released the manga from 2009 to 2011 through Random House. Kodansha's version is largely identical to the Dark Horse version. [35][36] In honor of the 35th anniversary of the manga, Kodansha released a box set in late October 2017, containing hardcover editions of all six volumes, as well as the Akira Club art book, and an exclusive patch featuring the iconic pill design. This release was presented in the original right-to-left format, with unaltered original art and Japanese sound effects with endnote translations. [37][38][39] Volume list[edit] No. Title Original release date North American release date 1Tetsuo (鉄雄)September 21, 1984[40]
4-06-103711-0December 13, 2000
978-1-56971-498-0 (Dark Horse)[4]
October 13, 2009
978-1-935429-00-5 (Kodansha)[35]Chapters 1–18, originally serialized from December 1982 to September 1983. [41] 2Akira I (アキラ I)September 4, 1985[42]
4-06-103712-9March 28, 2001
978-1-56971-499-7 (Dark Horse)[43]
June 22, 2010
978-1-935429-02-9 (Kodansha)[44]Chapters 19–33, originally serialized from September 1983 to May 1984.
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[31][29] The opening theme
song is "Rightfully" by Mili,[31] while the ending theme song is "Gin no Kisei" (銀の祈誓, "Silver's Oath") by Soraru. [27] Funimation produced an English dub for the
series,[32] while Crunchyroll simulcasted the series internationally. [33] Muse Communication licensed the series in Southeast Asia and South Asia. [34] The premiere of the first episode caused some controversy for its content due to the series being mis-rated as TV-PG by Crunchyroll when it first aired. Crunchyroll has since given the series a rating of TV-MA and added a content warning. [35] At the "GA Fes 2021" event livestream, it was announced that anime series will receive a second season.