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Sunday Webry (サンデーうぷり) is a digital manga platform operated by Shogakukan, one of Japan's largest publishing companies. Here's a comprehensive explanation of Sunday Webry: | |||
== Overview == | |||
Sunday Webry is an online manga service that features both original web manga series and digital versions of manga from Shogakukan's print magazines. It was launched on July 13, 2016, as a collaboration between three of Shogakukan's popular manga magazines: Weekly Shōnen Sunday, Gessan, and Sunday GX10<ref name="ref20">20</ref>. | |||
== | == Content == | ||
The platform offers a wide variety of manga genres, including: | |||
1. Original web manga series | |||
2. Digital versions of manga from print magazines | |||
3. Exclusive content not available in print | |||
Some popular series on Sunday Webry include: | |||
- "The Duke of Death and His Maid" (死神坊ちゃんと黒メイド) by Koharu Inoue[12] | |||
- "The Tale of the Outcasts" (ノケモノたちの夜) by Makoto Hoshino[11] | |||
- Various works by renowned mangaka Mitsuru Adachi[14] | |||
== Reading System == | |||
Sunday Webry uses a ticket-based system for manga consumption: | |||
- Readers can use tickets, coins, or points to access manga chapters | |||
- One ticket allows reading of one story | |||
- The platform offers both free and paid content[19] | |||
== Features == | |||
1. Regular updates: New chapters are released frequently, often daily[10] | |||
2. Diverse genres: From shōnen to seinen, the platform caters to various age groups and interests[14] | |||
3. Mobile app: Available on Google Play Store for Android devices[19] | |||
4. Web version: Accessible through browsers on computers and mobile devices[10] | |||
== Special Sections == | |||
1. Yoru Sunday (夜サンデー): A section featuring more mature, adult-oriented manga[8] | |||
2. Sunday Mini: A section for shorter manga series or one-shots[10] | |||
== Contests and Opportunities == | |||
Sunday Webry, in collaboration with other organizations, hosts manga contests to discover and promote new talent: | |||
- Global Comic Awards: An international comic contest co-organized with platforms like Mangadraft, offering cash prizes and opportunities for artists to connect with publishers6<ref name="ref9">9</ref> | |||
== International Reach == | |||
While primarily focused on the Japanese market, Sunday Webry has gained international attention: | |||
- Some series, like "The Duke of Death and His Maid," have received anime adaptations, increasing their global popularity[12] | |||
- The platform participates in international contests, indicating an interest in reaching a wider audience[6] | |||
== | == Business Model == | ||
Sunday Webry operates on a freemium model: | |||
- Many manga chapters are available for free | |||
- Premium content requires payment through tickets, coins, or points | |||
- The platform likely generates revenue through a combination of advertising, in-app purchases, and subscriptions[19] | |||
In conclusion, Sunday Webry represents Shogakukan's efforts to adapt to the digital age of manga consumption. By offering a mix of original web content and digitized versions of print manga, it caters to both traditional manga readers and those preferring digital platforms. The service continues to evolve, hosting contests and expanding its library to maintain its position in the competitive digital manga market. | |||
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