Kagurabachi fans are ride or die. We are just weeks out from the manga’s first anniversary, and in that time, the Shonen Jump title has made history. Not only did Kagurabachi go viral before its debut, but Takeru Hokazono’s series has proven itself to be legitimately good. It is a top-ranked title at Shonen Jump, so really, it is no surprise that leakers want in on the hype. But this week, well – the Kagurabachi fandom pulled together to send the goons packing.
As you can see in the slides below, the Kagurabachi fandom knows how to organize, and the gang did as much this week against leakers. As series like My Hero Academia and Jujutsu Kaisen come to a close, manga leakers are looking for a new meal ticket. Many are starting to investigate Kagurabachi, but it seems the fandom wants absolutely nothing to do with the clowns.
While some may argue that manga leaks help boost the popularity of a title, Kagurabachi fans know better. The hype brought about by leaks is more akin to a flash fire than a slow burn. Sales are not sustained by leaks as you can imagine, and those grosses are what determine a manga’s fate. Money talks, and without a sizable profit coming in, Shonen Jump is liable to cull any story regardless of its online buzz.
This is why the Kagurabachi fandom has pulled together to order manga volumes from Japan regardless of any language barriers. By showing support to the manga’s official release, Shonen Jump can track the success of Kagurabachi, and that representation is what matters most to fans. And for a manga title as young as Kagurabachi, it needs this kind of historical record.
If you want to support the official release of Kagurabachi, it is easy and free to do so. Viz Media’s Shonen Jump app carries the title, and Manga Plus does as well. You can read the series in English in time with releases overseas. So for those wanting more info on Kagurabachi, you can read its official synopsis below:
“Young Chihiro spends his days training under his famous swordsmith father. One day he hopes to become a great sword-maker himself. The goofy father and the serious son–they thought these days would last forever. But suddenly, tragedy strikes. A dark day soaked in blood. Chihiro and his blade now live only for revenge. Epic sword battle action!”
What do you think about the Kagurabachi fandom’s fight? Do you stand against manga leaks? Give me a shout at @meganwpeters with your take! You can also let us know what you think over on X (Twitter) and Instagram.
If the bachibros said they don’t want open leaks, then they don’t want open leaks. No matter what anyone else may think – that the series could be huge or that it has great potential with the leaks – if the fandom doesn’t want it, respect that.
The fans are the…
“jjk got popular due to leaks” ?????????????? https://t.co/2vCiPKbdHd pic.twitter.com/KKygYvd2Yd
I, do hearby solemnly swear, on the name of God and my loved ones, that I wont be posting Kagurabachi leaks in any capacity or talk about yet to be officially released chap whatsoever. I bear true faith in promoting the manga and will only focus on spreading its gospel. Thank you pic.twitter.com/vgEL3p7rhv
Kagurabachi Fandom on Leaker Culture. pic.twitter.com/riy5GQnu3z
Kagurabachi fandom ran off a leaker into hiding??? I wasn’t familiar with their game Holy https://t.co/YLrk391LCN
Very proud of the very strong anti-leak positioning from the Kagurabachi fanbase. Neither Kagurabachi nor anything else (including One Piece) should have their chapters leaked. I hope we don’t have situations like the ones we have on Thursdays with the JJK leaked chapters.
JJK leakers trying to flex their leaking credentials to the Kagurabachi fandom pic.twitter.com/jJv9SvFUBR
Kagurabachi fandom when leakers start talking about how they wanna leak their series pic.twitter.com/YDxLzxFkyV
Kagurabachi community when it comes to bullying leakers pic.twitter.com/szKDziA2Gu
