©Kaori Yuki, Hakusensha
Hakusensha’s Hana Yume Ai web manga magazine teased on Tuesday that Kaori Yuki’s Angel Sanctuary: Tokyo Chronos (Tenshi Kinryouku: Tokyo Chronos) manga is approaching its climax with a “final battle.” Hakusensha also published the manga’s fourth compiled book volume on Tuesday.
Angel Sanctuary: Tokyo Chronos launched on Hana Yume Ai in April 2022. The manga’s first volume shippped in January 2023. Yuki stated then that while Tokyo Chronos takes place after the story of the original Angel Sanctuary series, it is an independent work.
The Angel Sanctuary: Tokyo Chronos story centers on Kuon Kanae, a junior high school student who was in Tokyo on the day white feathers fell. Kuon sometimes sees feathers on people’s back, and sometimes sees the sky filled with black letters.
Yuki published the original Angel Sanctuary manga in Hakusensha’s Hana to Yume magazine from 1994 to 2000, and the manga had 20 volumes. The manga inspired a three-episode original video anime project in 2000 that Central Park Media and later Media Blasters released in English.
Viz Media published all 20 Angel Sanctuary volumes in English, and also published two artbooks for the series in English.
Viz Media has also published Yuki’s Count Cain, The Cain Saga, Fairy Cube, Godchild, and Grand Guignol Orchestra manga in English. Yen Press has also published Yuki’s Demon from Afar and Alice in Murderland manga in English. Kodansha Comics publishes Yuki’s Beauty and the Beast of Paradise Lost manga in English.
Source: Hana Yume Ai’s website
