Manga (official simulpub chapters)
Shueisha's official app and site for simultaneous English releases of Weekly Shonen Jump and other Shueisha titles. First and latest chapters of many series are free to read legally.
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Hinomaru is built like a middle schooler and wrestles like he isn't -- the gap between the two is the whole hook, and the manga milks it well without ever feeling cheap.
Kiyoshi's fights are fine; it's his complete inability to function around people that actually carries the series.
The premise alone is worth the price of admission; whether the mystery pays off as well as it's been set up is still an open question this early in.
It's less about fights and more about how quickly a good idea curdles once an entire society is forced to live by it, and that angle is what makes it worth following.
Builds its central mystery, what the ghosts actually are, with the same patient, payoff-focused instinct that made Tanaka's earlier work click.
Turns a well-worn body-swap gimmick into something with actual emotional teeth by making the swap itself an extension of unfinished heartbreak.