Manga ‘MF Ghost’ Concludes in Six Chapters

The publisher Kodansha announced this on Thursday Shuuichi Shigeno‘S MF Ghost Manga ends in six chapters. The 12th edition of Weekly Young Magazine will release the final chapter on February 17th, completing its nearly seven and a half year run.

Shigeno began serializing the racing manga in Weekly Young Magazine in September 2017, about four years after it ended Initial D. Kodansha released the 21st volume on October 4th, the 22nd volume goes on sale on February 6th. MF Ghost A total of 5 million copies of his volumes are in circulation.

Kodansha USA licensed the manga for digital release in English and released the 19th volume on July 9 last year. The publication of the 20th volume is scheduled for January 21st.

Felix film adapted the manga in two anime seasons with 12 episodes in Fall 2023 and Fall 2024. Crunchyroll will air both seasons simultaneously with subtitles and dubs in multiple languages. A third season is currently in there production.

Summary
In the 2020s, cars with internal combustion engines were largely phased out and instead replaced by self-driving electric and fuel cell vehicles. Although these fossil fuel-powered cars are in danger of disappearing entirely, a dedicated group in Japan called MFG is trying to maintain interest in them through street racing streamed online. With 10 billion yen at stake and more than three hundred drivers competing, only the “Godly Fifteen” – the top 15 racers on the circuit – have a chance to advance and win the coveted prize.

Fresh off the plane from England, 19-year-old Kanata Rivington can’t wait to compete in the fourth edition of the MFG competition. The half-Japanese driver, who was trained at an elite driving school in his home country, is fighting for the top spot in his used Toyota 86 GT. Despite the disadvantages that come with an outdated car, the newcomer is determined to become one of this year’s “Godly Fifteen.”

Kanata takes his father’s surname and is given the nickname “Kanata Katagiri”. Conquering the Japanese race track is just a stepping stone on the way to his real goal: finding out the whereabouts of his missing father. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Source: Former web, Oricon news