#tadc

[trinkerichi]

Redesigns! little bit of kaiba style

[laweonakenny]

I'm so excited guys

[skewedcanvas]

Sweet Jazz City, an idyllic bustling city within Taiga Country. Filled with an assortment of businesses, people, and places. However, something sinister has disrupted this city. Objects, animals, and even people have been distorting into strange multi-eyed entities. Forcefully dragged into this strange phenomena. It is now up to a ragtag group of unlikely heroes to save the day (despite how much they don't want to). Will they be able to put a stop to this abstracted madness and whatever, or whoever, is causing it, or will they fail?

[serendippertyy]

I will ALWAYS strive to be one of the first artists to draw zooble's new designs

[antisquare]

[etanow]

Look at him.. . So polite

[rosenkrone]

beep boop mofo

[notnights]

[toonsforkicks22]

“👻 season!”

“🐇 season!”

(From the Ep 3 teaser trailer)

[ahtqueenuwu]

I finally colored Zooble and they look ✨

[hootbon]

Did you saw TADC ep 3's teaser? What do you think about it? ^^

I liked it

[puddingandp1]

halloween caine and zooble would get along about as well as the canon ones do... as in it's very one sided

[saytrrose]

How it feels to chew 5 gum

[aquamarine-oceanfront]

The Amazing Digital Circus is receiving a manga adaptation in CoroCoro!

Rough translation, from right to left:

Large text on right: "Where is the exit?" Smaller text on right: "The show everyone's talking about, with over 400 million views on YouTube!!" Large text on left: "The world's most popular dark comedy cartoon, fully adapted to comics!"

A few hours ago, the official Japanese TADC Twitter account revealed that a manga adaptation of the series would begin running in the December issue of CoroCoro Ichiban! (to be released on October 21st, 2024). It will also be published simultaneously in the online edition of Weekly CoroCoro Comic - despite the magazine's name, it will still be on a monthly schedule.

So what'll it be like? Well, while every magazine under the CoroCoro brand is generally targeted towards grade schoolers, CoroCoro Ichiban! in particular skews even younger, frequently featuring gag comedies. Furthermore, the author - known mononymously as "Sakura" (咲良) - has experience in that genre, having adapted Nintendo's ARMS into ARMS: Skillful Gag Fight! (ARMS スゴウデギャグファイト！) for the magazine between 2017 and 2018.

However, I'm reasonably confident this adaptation will retain the bleaker edges of the original series. Not only does the above promotional image explicitly call it a "dark comedy" (and further implies it'll be a faithful adaptation by using "完全," translated above as "full"), but this is the page they chose to release as a preview:

Rough translation, again:

(The bit above the logo just means "New series!") [Why is this girl running...?] Gotta hide, gotta hide, gotta hide,

(As a side note: I should mention that the above two images were both taken from the artist's later tweet about the manga, since they were higher quality. They're cropped a little more, but not enough to really infringe on their contents.)

Looking over the QRTs, both Japanese and English responses were equally surprised to learn about this. A couple of Japanese Twitter users were specifically bewildered that it was running in the especially child-focused Ichiban! - here's one as an example:

Very roughly translated:

"A Digital Circus series will run in Weekly CoroCoro Comic!" 👆 Huh?!?! Well, if it's in Weekly CoroCoro, I guess I'll check it out… "Also running in CoroCoro Ichiban! (mag for young children)!" 👆 HUH????!!!!???!!!????!!!!!!!!!?!

Finally, for completeness's sake, here's the last promotional image from the announcement:

[solidisnotliquid]

Hopefully we get a trailer today

[antisquare]

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