Paradise Le Paradis: Final Web Special Supplement Update
The Paradise Le Paradis (Hakusensha) Spring web supplement has officially kicked off today, March 26th. This is actually quite a significant moment for the community because the 50th issue of Paradise, which hit the stands back in February, was the very last print issue. Consequently, this also means we are looking at the final run for the web supplement as well. It is a bit of a sad end for a long-running favorite, but the makers are definitely planning to go out with a bang for all the loyal readers who have stayed through the years.
Usually, the Paradise Web supplement was updated for only about a month from its start date. However, since this is the last one, they have decided to extend the celebration. This final supplement will be updated for a full month longer than usual, staying active right until May 31st. For those wondering why this must watch anime and manga is a hidden gem, the sheer volume of content being released in this finale should give you a good idea of its quality.
Exciting Lineup and Daily Updates
Starting today, fans can dive into the first episode of the intensive series titled "Spring Farewell ~Part 5~" by the talented Shigisawakaya. The plan is to release a total of 4 episodes for this series. But that is just the beginning of what is in store during this extended period. The regular "Paradise" Spring Panpanya Festival is also scheduled to take place, which has always been a fan-favorite feature of the spring web supplements in the past.
The web special edition is also featuring a variety of original serialized works that you simply cannot miss. Some of the notable titles included are:
- Niiro Ikuka's "HOTEL camera obscura"
- Kaido Minota's "B\&B"
- Yoshiharu Mishima's "pedantic consultation"
- Izumi Takemoto's "Twinkle Star Nonnonji"
- Yoshito Asari's "Supersonic Witch"
- Akira Hagio's "It Happens Behind Closed Rooms"
A Grand Farewell to a Beloved Series
In addition to these main serials, the editors are also including extra editions of the regular magazine's serialized works. There will also be special one-shots from the magazine's regular writers, making it a very comprehensive farewell package. If you haven't checked it out yet, you should really see why this must watch anime and manga is a hidden gem before the web supplement finally goes offline in May. It is truly the end of an era for Hakusensha's unique publication, and these daily updates are the perfect way to say goodbye.
