Crunchyroll Manga Adds Bocchi the Rock, Iruma-kun, Prison School, and 13 More Titles

Crunchyroll Manga added 16 new titles to its digital catalog on August 10, delivering a substantial expansion that includes fan-favorite series such as Bocchi the Rock!, Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun, Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You, and Prison School.

The Full Lineup

The 16 titles arriving today span a wide range of genres and publishers. The complete list includes:

At Summer's End

Bocchi the Rock! (by Aki Hamazi)

Demon Lord Exchange!!

Don't Blush, Sekime-san!

East, Into The Night

From Old Country Bumpkin to Master Swordsman (written by Shigeru Sagazaki, illustrated by Tetsuhiro Nabeshima)

KoLD8: King of the Living Dead

LAND LOCK

Magical Girl Tsubame: I Will (Not) Save The World!

Nano Hazard

Prison School

Raius: Master Swordsman Reborn

Rugby Rumble

Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You (by Jinushi)

Tougen Anki (by Yura Urushibara)

Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun (by Osamu Nishi)

The batch draws from multiple publishers, including Kodansha USA Publishing, Shueisha, taskey, Yen Press, AlphaPolis, COMPASS, J-Novel Club, MobileBook.jp, Square Enix, VIZ Media, and Titan Manga.

Marquee Titles

Several of the newly added series carry significant name recognition. Bocchi the Rock!, Aki Hamazi's manga about a socially anxious guitarist finding her place in a high school rock band, became a breakout hit through its 2022 anime adaptation by CloverWorks. Readers can now follow the source material directly on the platform.

Osamu Nishi's Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun - a comedy following a human boy enrolled in a demon academy - ran for over 300 chapters in Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Champion and spawned three seasons of anime. Prison School, Akira Hiramoto's raunchy comedy set in a formerly all-girls boarding school, remains one of the most recognizable seinen manga of the past decade.

Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You, Jinushi's workplace slice-of-life romance, gained a dedicated following after its anime adaptation premiered in early 2025. Tougen Anki, Yura Urushibara's action series serialized in Shueisha's Jump Square, rounds out the high-profile additions.

Five Titles with Anime Counterparts on Crunchyroll

Notably, five of the 16 manga titles have concurrent anime adaptations streaming on Crunchyroll, giving subscribers the ability to follow both the source material and animated versions on the same platform. This manga-anime pairing strategy reinforces the service's push to become a unified destination for anime and manga consumption.

Platform Availability

Crunchyroll Manga launched in the United States and Canada on October 9, 2025 as a premium add-on service. The platform provides an ad-free reading experience accessible through iOS and Android apps as well as at Crunchyroll's manga web portal. Today's 16-title drop represents one of the larger single-day expansions since the service's debut less than a year ago.

The addition of established series from major publishers like Kodansha, Shueisha, and Yen Press signals Crunchyroll's continued investment in building out its manga library alongside its dominant anime streaming catalog. All 16 titles are available to read starting today.