Mao (manga)

Mao (stylized as MAO) is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Rumiko Takahashi. It has been serialized in Shogakukan's Weekly Shōnen Sunday magazine since May 2019, with its chapters collected in twelve tankōbon volumes as of March 2022. In North America, the series is licensed for English release by Viz Media.

Mao
Manga volume 1 cover, featuring Mao
Genre
Manga
Written byRumiko Takahashi
Published byShogakukan
English publisher
ImprintShōnen Sunday Comics
MagazineWeekly Shōnen Sunday
DemographicShōnen
Original runMay 8, 2019 – present
Volumes12

Plot

Eight years ago, Nanoka Kiba was saved from the wreckage of a fatal accident at Gogyō Town Shopping Center. Drawn to the abandoned passage of storefronts on her walk home from school in present day, she becomes inexplicably transported to Japan's Taishō period where she meets the mysterious Mao, a fellow traveler whose arrival at a ghost-inhabited village is simultaneous with hers. Together, they investigate the bizarre events that begin to occur around them, and Nanoka soon pieces apart her broken memories of the accident and how she and Mao may have something more sinister in common.

Characters
Mao (摩緒)
The wielder of a deadly longsword, Hagunsei (破軍星), Mao is a man cursed in many ways. Known as an onmyōji, he searches for the whereabouts of the byōki, a powerful kodoku created from a terrifying ritual. He is also able to lend some of his blood to Nanoka as they share byōki blood. Mao sees himself as sort of a guardian to Nanoka. He is one of the Kou Clan Manor disciples from 900 years ago and lives as a doctor in the Taishō era.
Nanoka Kiba (黄葉 菜花, Kiba Nanoka)
A plucky third-year middle school student. She died when she was eight years old, but miraculously still lives on. Now fifteen, she uses an abandoned shopping district passage to travel to the Taishō era and investigate mysterious killings, cults, and disappearances with Mao. Like Mao, she is also cursed by the byōki and can therefore wield the Hagunsei and lend some of her blood to Mao. She currently wields the Akanemaru (地血丸), a sword that sucks blood from its wielder. She seems to have developed a crush on Mao.
Otoya (乙弥)
A shikigami and Mao's assistant. He is very knowledgeable about medicine and is rational, helping in battle.
Uozumi (魚住)
A shikigami sent by Mao to look after Nanoka. She creates the "disgusting" shakes that suppress Nanoka's byōki energy.
Byōki (猫鬼)
A demon with similar appearance to the cat once known as Haimaru (灰丸), who cursed Mao and Nanoka to be its unwilling vessels. It has visited Nanoka and provided information a few times, thought its goal is unknown.
Tenko (貂子)
A friend of Mao's who operates a dining establishment and through a network of connections provides him with the latest gossip in the Taishō period.
Hyakka (百火)
A fire element user who was on friendly terms with Mao and his senior when they lived at the Kou Clan Manor in the Heian period. Hyakka was once in love with Sana and was led to believe Mao was guilty in ending her life.
Kuchinawa (朽縄)
A wood element user who occasionally joins forces with Mao when it is convenient for him. Known in the Heian period as Kamon (華紋), both he and Mao were disciples of the Kou Clan Manor. He has an interest in Masago's fate.
Masago (真砂)
A kind and powerful water element user and disciple of the Kou Clan Manor. Although dead, she was captured by Shiranui for her powers. She saves Kamon, who was about to die underwater in battle, by kissing him before she passes away.
Shiranui (不知火)
A water element user who has a obsessive interest in Mao. He was also a rather lackluster disciple of the Kou Clan Manor.
Captain Shirasu (白洲)
A cunning metal element user and disciple of the Kou Clan Manor formerly known as Hakubi (白眉). He previously fought against Hyakka in the Russo-Japanese War, holding a grudge against him, and has an old alliance with Yurako.
Yurako (幽羅子)
A mysterious woman who bears resemblance to Sana. She was confined to a cave to become a vessel for other poisonous curses and have sutras inked on her skin before she escaped. It is at this time that she first met Mao. She reveals her past and true appearance to Nanoka.
Sana (紗那)
Daughter of the Kou Clan Master, who Mao knows to have been in love with another. As a result of the master's wishes, Mao and Sana believed themselves to be betrothed. However, Sana was in love with Daigo. Her cat was Haimaru (灰丸).
Daigo (大五)
An orphan and older brother figure to Mao. After leaving the orphanage where they were both raised, he recommends Mao to join the Kou Clan as he did. During his time in the Kou clan, he grew to be one of the best earth element users. He was in love with Sana. An attempt assassination towards Mao was misdirected to Daigo, leading to his death.
Natsuno (夏野)
A laid-back earth element user and disciple of the Kou Clan Manor who Mao occasionally calls upon for help. She is looking for an earthen golem she made a pact with 900 years ago when she fell ill.
Renji (蓮次)
Working under Shiranui as an assassin known as Okuribi no Renji, he uses a Yuechin (月琴) as a medium to store the fire flies powered by a kodoku from a Life Extension Garden called Enmei no Niwa (延命の庭). He has a fondness for prostitutes, providing them money and being kind, stemming from his childhood abuse. His presumably kind parents adopted children to make them earn money, abused them, and sold them off, including their biological son, Renji. His adopted sister, Tsuyu, was Renji's only solace. She played the Yueqin and treated his wounds. Later, she sold herself in place of Renji, was abused by her husband till her death, who buried her in the garden soil "like trash" with her Yueqin, and paid a large sum to the parents to avoid any suspicion. Renji vowed to avenge her and burned the house his parents were in as well as the households that abused the sold-off, adopted children. Mao has cut his right arm twice to prevent him from playing the Yueqin that releases fireflies that go through any gap into humans and burn them from inside. His arm is always healed by Mei, who takes care of the Enmei no Niwa. He is from the Taishō period.
Mei Mitazono (芽生)
From the Taishō period, Mei also works under Shiranui as a doctor managing a Life Extension Garden called Enmei no Niwa (延命の庭).

Publication

Mao is written and illustrated by Rumiko Takahashi and was announced in Shogakukan's Weekly Shōnen Sunday in December 2018.[3][4] The manga started in Weekly Shōnen Sunday on May 8, 2019.[5][6][7] A 2-part interview between Takahashi and Satoru Noda, author of Golden Kamuy, was published in Weekly Shōnen Sunday and Shueisha's Weekly Young Jump to celebrate the then upcoming first volume of Mao and the new volume of Golden Kamuy in September 2019.[8][9] Shogakukan has collected the manga chapters into individual tankōbon volumes. The first volume was published on September 18, 2019.[10] A promotional commercial for the fifth volume release, narrated by Inuyasha's character Sesshomaru (Ken Narita), was posted in August 2020.[2] A promotional commercial for sixth volume release, narrated by Inuyasha's characters Inuyasha (Kappei Yamaguchi) and Kagome (Satsuki Yukino), was posted in October 2020.[11] On July 7, 2021, the series reached 100 chapters and a promotional commercial, featuring Yuki Kaji as Mao (who previously expressed his interest to participate in an eventual anime adaptation of the series),[12] Hiro Shimono as Hyakka and Toshiyuki Toyonaga as Kamon, was posted.[13] As of March 17, 2022, twelve volumes have been released.[14]

In February 2021, Viz Media announced that they licensed the series for English release in North America and the first volume was published on September 14, 2021.[15][16][17] The series has also been licensed in France by Glénat,[18][19] in Italy by Star Comics[20] and in Indonesia by Elex Media Komputindo.[21]

Volume list
No. Original release date Original ISBN English release date English ISBN
1 September 18, 2019[10]978-4-09-129310-7September 14, 2021[17]978-1-9747-2052-1
  1. "Nanoka" (菜花)
  2. "Mao" (摩緒)
  3. "The Other Side of the Gate" (ゲートの向こう, Gēto no Mukō)
  4. "The Faceless Viscount" (顔のない子爵, Kao no Nai Shishaku)
  1. "Spider Lady" (蜘蛛女, Kumo On'na)
  2. "The Accursed" (呪われた者, Norowareta Mono)
  3. "The Sinkhole" (陥没事故, Kanbotsu Jiko)
  4. "Power Over Life and Death" (寿命を操る, Jumyō wo Ayatsuru)
2 November 18, 2019[22]978-4-09-129446-3November 9, 2021[23]978-1-9747-2058-3
  1. "Origin of the Demon" (鬼神の出処, Kishin no Shussho)
  2. "Behind the Cult" (教団の裏側, Kyōdan no Uragawa)
  3. "Reverse Curse" (呪い返し, Noroi Gaeshi)
  4. "The Prophecy of Lady Shoko" (鐘呼さまの予言, Shouko-sama no Yogen)
  5. "Keystone" (要石, Kanameishi)
  1. "Guardian of the Barrier" (結界の守人, Kekkai no Moribito)
  2. "Decoy" (囮, Otori)
  3. "Water Jaw" (水の顎, Mizu no Agito)
  4. "Memories of that Day" (あの日の記憶, Ano hi no Kioku)
  5. "The Beginning" (始まり, Hajimari)
3 January 17, 2020[24]978-4-09-129547-7January 11, 2022[25]978-1-9747-2082-8
  1. "Byoki" (猫鬼, Byōki)
  2. "Seven-Branched Tails" (七又の尾, Nanamata no o)
  3. "New Vessel" (新しい器, Atarashī utsuwa)
  4. "The Protection Shikigami" (守護の式神, Shugo no Shikigami)
  5. "Lady Uozumi" (魚住さん, Uozumi-san)
  1. "Ryōunkaku" (凌雲閣)
  2. "Senior Apprentice Hyakka" (兄弟子百火, Anideshi Hyakka)
  3. "Sword of Bad Omen" (不吉の太刀, Fukitsu no Tachi)
  4. "Haimaru" (灰丸)
  5. "Kuchinawa" (朽縄)
4 May 18, 2020[26]978-4-09-850078-9March 8, 2022[27]978-1-9747-2353-9
  1. "The Man's Name" (男の名は, Otoko no na wa)
  2. "The Shikigami from the West" (西から来た式神, Nishi kara kita Shikigami)
  3. "Soil and a Paper Doll" (土と形代, Tsuchi to Katashiro)
  4. "The Shikigamis' Master" (式神の主, Shikigami no Aruji)
  5. "Mokuzu" (藻久不)
  1. "The Kodoku Hole" (蟲毒の穴, Kodoku no Ana)
  2. "Taizan Fukun" (泰山府君)
  3. "Visitor in the Rain" (雨の訪問者, Ame no Hōmon-sha)
  4. "The Kodoku Jar" (蠱毒の壺, Kodoku no Tsubo)
  5. "Mixing of Blood" (血の交わり, Chi no Majiwari)
5 August 18, 2020[28]978-4-09-850174-8May 10, 2022[29]978-1-9747-2452-9
  1. "Masago" (真砂)
  2. "Shiranui" (不知火)
  3. "Warning" (警告, Keikoku)
  4. "Three Men Talk" (鼎談, Teidan)
  5. "The One Who Gives" (与える者, Ataerumono)
  1. "Misunderstandings" (すれ違い, Sure Chigai)
  2. "Iron Mask" (鉄仮面, Tekkamen)
  3. "Yurako" (幽羅子)
  4. "Sana's End" (沙那の最期, Sana no Saigo)
  5. "The Gold Shikigami" (金の式神, Kin no Shikigami)
6 October 16, 2020[30]978-4-09-850266-0July 12, 2022[31]978-1-9747-2453-6
  1. "White Bone Cave" (白骨洞, Byakkoddō)
  2. "Shiranui's Legs" (不知火の足, Shiranui no Ashi)
  3. "Nanoka's Doubts" (菜花の疑念, Nanoka no Ginen)
  4. "House of Curses" (呪いの家, Noroi no Ie)
  5. "Under the Mask" (仮面の下, Kamen no Shita)
  1. "Hakubi" (白眉)
  2. "The Woman of the Kou Clan" (御降家の女, Go Kou ke no Onna)
  3. "Beyond the Rivalry" (相剋の外, Sōkoku no Soto)
  4. "Don't Wake Up" (覚めない, Samenai)
  5. "Maogui" (マオグイ, Maogui)
7 January 18, 2021[32]978-4-09-850385-8——
  1. "The Orphanage" (捨童子の家, Sutedōji no ie)
  2. "Dirt Medicine" (土薬, Tsuchi kusuri)
  3. "Natsuno" (夏野)
  4. "Daigo's Death" (大五の死, Daigo no Shi)
  5. "Spirit Channeling" (魂おろし, Tama Oroshi)
  1. "The Underwater Shrine" (海底の社, Kaitei no Sha)
  2. "Five-Color Shrine Ring" (五色堂の輪, Goshikidō no Wa)
  3. "Amidst the Evil Aura" (邪気の中, Jyaki no Naka)
  4. "Divine Protection" (加護, Kago)
  5. "Undecaying Corpse" (朽ちない亡骸, Kuchinai Nakigara)
8 March 17, 2021[33]978-4-09-850395-7——
  1. "Sana's Heart" (紗那の心臓, Sana no Shinzō)
  2. "Possession" (憑きもの落とし, Tsukimono Otoshi)
  3. "Slasher" (通り魔, Tōrima)
  4. "Beast" (獣, Kemono)
  5. "The Kagami Clan's Heirloom" (加神家の家宝, Kagamike no Kahō)
  1. "Sōma's Desire" (双馬の望み, Soma no Nozomi)
  2. "The Puppet Needle" (傀儡の針, Kugutsu no Hari)
  3. "Slay the Beast" (獣を斬る, Kemono wo Kiru)
  4. "Sacrifice" (捨て身, Sutemi)
  5. "The Sleepwalking Patient" (夜歩く患者, Yoru-Aruku Kanja)
9 July 16, 2021[34]978-4-09-850531-9——
  1. "100th year" (百年目, Hyakunenme)
  2. "Hidenin" (悲田院, Hidenin)
  3. "Agreement" (契約, Keiyaku)
  4. "Village Play Troupe" (村芝居の一座, Murashibai no Ichiza)
  5. "Right Hand" (右手, Migite)
  1. "Curse Play" (呪い遊び, Noroi Asobi)
  2. "Kagari" (かがり, Kagari)
  3. "Needle Marks" (針の跡, Hari no Ato)
  4. "Ghost and Rakshasa" (幽鬼と羅刹, Yūki to Rasetsu)
  5. "Yurako's World" (幽羅子の世界, Yurako no Sekai)
10 October 18, 2021[35]978-4-09-850723-8——
  1. "Sympathy" (いたわり, Itawari)
  2. "Words are a Curse" (言葉は呪い, Kotoba wa Noroi)
  3. "Fiery Insect" (苛火虫, Kakachu)
  4. "Renji" (漣次, Renji)
  5. "Life or Death Choice" (生死の選択, Seishi no Sentaku)
  1. "Life Extension Garden" (延命の庭, Enmei no Niwa)
  2. "Ambition" (野望, Yabō)
  3. "Hakubi's Intentions" (白眉の胸中, Hakubi no Kyōchū)
  4. "Family Matters" (家の事情, Ke no jijō)
  5. "The First Victim" (最初の被害者, Saisho no Higaisha)
11 January 18, 2022[36]978-4-09-850867-9——
  1. "The Protective Sword" (護り刀, Mamori Katana)
  2. "Curse Transfer" (呪い移し, Noroi Utsushi)
  3. "Meimeido" (冥命堂, Meimeido)
  4. "Soma's Mission" (双馬の使命, Soma no Shimei)
  5. "Ready to Kill" (殺す覚悟, Korosu Kakugo)
  1. "Akanemaru" (地血丸, Akanemaru)
  2. "The Katana's Master" (刀の主, Katana no Aruji)
  3. "Bargaining" (駆け引き, Kakehiki)
  4. "Mao's Impatience" (魔緒の焦り, Mao no Aseri)
  5. "Philanthropic Couple" (慈善家夫婦, Jizenkafufuu)
12 March 17, 2022[14]978-4-09-851008-5——
  1. "Yueqin" (月琴, Gekkin)
  2. "The Human Poison Jar" (人間の蟲毒, Ningen no Kodoku)
  3. "Massive Cursing Tool" (巨大な呪具, Meimeido)
  4. "Weak Point" (弱点, Jakuten)
  5. "Bag's Hand" (鞄の手, Kaban no Tei)
  1. "The Western-style Pharmacy" (西洋館の薬局, Seiyō-kan no Yakkyoku)
  2. "Workplace" (作業場, Sagyouba)
  3. "Bloody Blow" (血の一撃, Chi no Ichi Geki)
  4. "Ceramic Bell" (土鈴, Dorei)
  5. "Under the Floor" (床下, Yugashita)

Chapters not yet in tankōbon format
  1. "Empty Husk" (抜け殻, Nuke Gara)
  2. "Glaring Fire" (睨み火, Nirami hi)
  3. "The Real Thing" (本物, Honmono)
  4. "The Blue Ball of Light" (青い光の玉, Aoi Hikari no Tama)
  5. "Praying for Rain" (雨乞い, Amakoi)
  6. "The Hijacker" (乗っ取り屋, Nottoriya)
  7. "Soul's Seed" (魄の種, Haku no Tane)
  8. "Mitazono Village" (御手園村, Mitazono Mura)
  9. "Mei's Decision" (芽生の決意, Mei no Ketsui)
  10. "The Wrath of the Deserted House" (廃屋の祟り, Haioku no Tatari)
  11. "The Well's Miasma" (井戸の邪気, Ido no Jaki)
  12. "Cursed God" (祟り神, Tatari Gami)
  13. "Earth Spirit" (地の気, Chi no Ki)
  14. "Straight Talk" (まっすぐ言葉, Massugu Kotoba)
  15. "The Curse Shop Sisters" (呪い屋の姉妹, Noroi ya no Shimai)
  16. "The Needle and the Sword" (針と刀, Hari to Katana)
  17. "The Difference in Power" (力の差, Chikara no Sa)
  18. "Older Sister's Point-of-View" (姉の立場, Ane no Tachiba)
  19. "The Mask of Judgement" (裁きの面, Sabaki no Men)
  20. "Threat of Fire" (火脅, Hi Odoshi)

Reception

As of July 2021, the manga had 1 million copies in circulation.[13] In December 2019, Brutus magazine listed Mao on their "Most Dangerous Manga" list, which included works with the most "stimulating" and thought-provoking themes.[37] The School Library Journal listed the first volume of Mao as one of the top 10 manga of 2021.[38]

In her review of the first volume, Rebecca Silverman of Anime News Network ranked it as B−. Silverman called the series’ time period and its world building elements interesting, praising as well Takahashi's art. Silverman, however, criticized the series for its "reused" story elements and character designs, noting similarities to Takahashi's previous works like Inuyasha and Rin-ne.[39]

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