Made in Abyss Manga Release Schedule: How Often New Chapters Come Out

Summary:

• Made in Abyss manga doesn’t have a proper schedule.
• New chapters are released every few months.
• Fans think that “quality over quantity” is the best approach.

Made in Abyss is a manga series written and illustrated by Akihito Tsukushi. It started serialization in 2012 and is still ongoing. And there’s an anime adaptation of the same name, but you surely know about this already.

Despite Made in Abyss having the starring role in a lot of anime controversies due to how dark and often disturbing it is, it’s still one of the greatest series out there.

It’s been a while since the last part of the anime was released (2022), so it’s obvious fans don’t want to wait anymore and would like to keep experiencing the rest of the story in the manga. However, there’s an issue…

Chapters come out once in a blue moon

Made in Abyss manga readers know what suffering is pretty well, and it’s not because the series’ characters are constantly hurt and tortured, but because new manga chapters are an extremely rare occasion.

There isn’t a particular release schedule for Made in Abyss, so it’s difficult to predict when the next chapter is coming out. The only thing fans can say is that new chapters are released on either the 10th, 20th or 30th of the month.

There are 67 Made in Abyss manga chapters as of now, and the latest chapter came out on February 10, 2024, which is upsetting news for those who want to get into it now — since it means there will be months until the next chapter drops.

The previous chapter, the 66th, was released in July 2023, which means there were about 7 months between the chapters, and Made in Abyss fans say it’s not even the longest hiatus between parts of the story.

The longest wait was between Chapters 63 (June 2022) and 64 (February 2023), which is eight months. And fans hope there will never be a new record.

So basically there are only about 3 chapters per year and months of waiting between them. Made in Abyss fans would laugh if they heard Chainsaw Man manga readers complain about a week delay again.

Fans prefer it this way

Of course, all this waiting is excruciating, but fans admit that they’d rather have high-quality chapters once in several months than a mid boring part of the story once a week.

That’s why they believe that giving the author time is the right thing. They want the manga to stay consistent, and trust the mangaka when it comes to the creative process.