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M&C! Licenses Psycho Bank, Cambria Manga

Indonesian publisher M&C! announced on Monday that it has licensed Naoki Serizawa's Psycho Bank and Taku Tokashiki's Cambria manga. The first volumes of both manga are slated for January 30.

M&C! describes Psycho Bank:

Mirai, a happy-go-lucky high school student, enjoys his ability to predict the future. But when he learns of the existence of a mysterious card called the "Psycho Card," his life does a complete 180! This is the story of the battle of the brains between psychics who trade with money and lives for power.

Serizawa launched the manga in Kodansha's Monthly Young Magazine in 2015, and ended it last June. Kodansha published the fourth and final compiled book volume last September.

Serizawa launched the Biohazard: heavenly island manga in Weekly Shōnen Champion in January 2015, and he ended the series in February 2017. Elex Media published all five compiled book volumes for the manga. Serizawa's earlier Biohazard: Marhawa Desire manga launched with a prologue chapter in the inaugural issue of CAPCOM's CapBom! magazine in 2011, and the series ended in 2013. Serizawa's Saru Lock manga inspired a live-action television series in 2009. Elex Media published Serizawa's Biohazard: Marhawa Desire and Billion Dogs manga.

M&C! describes Cambria:

For 500 years, people were unable to cross into the southern hemisphere, earning it the nickname of "The Forbidden Continent." But an expedition to breach that divide, led by the ship Pandora, finally manages to navigate to the Forbidden Continent. There, a girl named Nayuta meets a boy named Sen, who is searching for a mysterious forbidden object.

Tokashiki launched the manga in Kodansha's Shōnen Magazine R2 in February 2016, and ended it in 2017. Kodansha published the manga's third and final compiled book volume in September 2017.

Source: M&C!