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Latest news from 2ch:

According to the coming issue of Jump, the next chapter of DGM will come out in the next issue of Akamaru Jump, which is to be released in August, with cover page, colour page and 50 pages of content.

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Spoiler SummarySource: 2ch
Credit: 産業
Verification: Confirmed
伯爵率いるノア…集う！第三エクソシストの能力とは！？
そして、神田出生の核心へ迫る！！


Spoiler TranslationSource: 2ch
Credit: 産業
Verification: Confirmed
- The Noahs, lead by the Earl, is gathering.
- What are the power of the 3rd Exorcists?!
- Getting closer to Kanda's origin!!

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Spoiler #3, I think that first part is basically just saying that the true name of Tyki's Noah memory is Jade.

The whole thing is pretty complicated, but I could make out parts in the middle... Apparently Allen, Tokusa and Madaraoh are fighting a crowd of Akuma, and as Tokusa is cheerfully tearing into them, Tyki appears and cuts off both his arms. Tyki appears with two other Noahs: Sheryl and #7. And apparently, all over the world, Lavi and other Exorcists are also being attacked by Noahs. Allen and his group take refuge in a cave. Tokusa's arm wounds are "plugged up" (healed). Allen is surprised that he has the same ability as Kanda.

Something called "Aruma=Karuma" is mentioned, and I don't understand anything other than Aruma is apparently a type of cell that amplifies the Akuma absorption ability that Madaraoh and the others have. More talk that I don't understand, after which Tyki and the other Noahs appear again.

I think it says that Madaraoh somehow penetrates Tyki's chest, and Sheryl grabs Tokusa from behind. Sheryl whispers in Tokusa's ear that they (Noahs) aren't the ones who will kill them. Then Sheryl says he will tell him the name of the one who will kill them. "That is your..." and I think it's something only Tokusa hears, and Tokusa is apparently shocked.

Scene change. The Noah Wisely is facing Kanda. Seems to ask if he's Kanda Yuu, Kanda's response is sort of "What's it to you?" and I think Wisely is asking if Kanda knows the term "Aruma". Kanda is surprised. Wisely realizes he (Kanda) does know it, and steps towards him with an evil look in his eye. Says something along the lines of "Your brain/memory, we shall use it for our party."

Scene change to the North American branch of the Black Order. I think Johnny is throwing up in the lavatory, and says something along the lines of it's his first time seeing a human like that (probably refers to the Third Exorcists?), and apologizes (about his reaction, I think). In the meantime, someone called "squad leader Peck" is getting angry as he looks at Aruma=Karuma, or something, and Reever is trying to calm him down, saying (about Johnny I think) that he saw something tough. I think Johnny says he doesn't understand how someone can do that to themselves (referring to the Third Exorcists).

The only other bit I understood near the end was that Road and the Earl are somewhere.

Jupentelha escreveu:o cômico é se ele for sequestrado e o Allen tiver que salvá-lo...

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D. Gray-Man Sai da Jump e Muda de Periodicidade

Agora é oficial. A autora Katsura Hoshino teve uma série de problemas médicos que levou o popular título D. Gray-Man a sofrer com hiato atrás de hiato. Por isso mesmo, o próximo capítulo da série não será mais lançado na revista Shonen Jump, aonde ele foi publicado até agora, mas para a Akamaru Jump. Sua presença ali não é um mero chamariz de leitores para uma revista composta de material produzido por novatos (afinal de contas é esse o papel da Akamaru). É o primeiro passo da transferência: após essa edição, a série se tornará mensal, reduzindo o ritmo de trabalho da autora, e passará a ser publicada na antologia Jump Square, a partir da edição nº12 (correspondente ao mês de novembro). Espera-se que a partir de agora, a série não tenha mais hiatos. Isso altera também o ritmo de publicação: ao invés de lançar volumes de nove em nove semanas (pouco mais do que dois meses entre volume, como é comum entre materiais semanais), é de se imaginar que os volumes passarão a ser lançados semestralmente (de modo geral, séries mensais tem capítulos de 31 páginas, que levam mais ou menos esse período para compilar o mesmo número de páginas para publicação em livro). Quem deve estar agoniada com essa notícia é a equipe editorial da Panini aqui no Brasil. Eles tem bastante tempo de janela com esta série, mas diferentemente de boa parte das editoras de mangás ao redor do mundo, seus materiais não são para livrarias, mas para bancas; e cedo ou tarde, o seu ritmo de publicação também terá que diminuir.