Servant Beasts makes its English manga debut with a witch and an uneasy familiar

Suzuka Morino's first serialized manga is now available in English print and digital editions from Yen Press.

A wary bond between a chimera and a feared witch begins in the English edition of Servant Beasts . Yen Press dates Suzuka Morino's first serialized manga volume to 22 September, with both paperback and digital editions listed. The official description introduces Hal, a therianthrope sold at an illicit auction, and the

Bone Witch who buys him as a familiar. He is initially given ordinary household tasks as well as less comfortable errands. Their relationship then changes as Hal notices kindness behind her frightening reputation. The publisher categorizes the 226-page paperback as teen-rated fantasy and slice of life. An entry point

for a newer creator The volume gives readers a full starting point instead of asking them to enter an established long-running series. Yen credits M Fulcrum for translation and Abigail Blackman for lettering. Morino's earlier anthology, On the Boundary's Road , offers another route into the artist's work, but this is

the first volume of the serialized story. The publisher also offers a look-inside preview on the product page, useful for checking the art and tone before choosing a format. Retail availability varies by country. Headline image: official English paperback cover; Suzuka Morino / Yen Press.

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