Yona of the Dawn reaches its final Japanese volume with a special edition

Yona of the Dawn’s final collected volume has reached publication in Japan. Hakusensha’s October 20 new-release announcement confirms that volume 48 is available in both a standard edition and a special edition with an acrylic stand, closing Mizuho Kusanagi’s fantasy manga in collected form.

Yona of the Dawn’s final collected volume has reached publication in Japan. Hakusensha’s October 20 new-release announcement confirms that volume 48 is available in both a standard edition and a special edition with an acrylic stand, closing Mizuho Kusanagi’s fantasy manga in collected form. The publisher’s synopsis

places Yona and her companions after their escape from the collapsed Hiryuu Palace, with the fate of Kouka and the Four Dragons still at stake. It frames the volume as the conclusion of the larger fantasy story. The standard edition is listed at 638 yen including tax on the publisher’s product page. The release is

specifically the Japanese edition; it does not announce an English-language date for the final volume. Readers following international editions should therefore distinguish this milestone from their local publication schedule. Hakusensha also directs readers to retailer-specific purchase benefits, while the

acrylic-stand edition is a separate product. The dated publisher announcement provides current release evidence beyond an advance catalogue listing. Official announcement. Image credit: Mizuho Kusanagi / Hakusensha.

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