Humble Bundle Launches Spring Shonen Manga Deal: 96 Volumes of Fire Force, Noragami for $30

Spring has sprung, and with it comes a fresh wave of anime and manga to explore. Whether you're on the hunt for a new series to dive into or looking to expand your collection, the Spring Shonen Special Bundle at Humble Bundle is your perfect gateway to an exciting reading experience. Curated by Kodansha, this bundle offers an impressive selection of up to 96 volumes from beloved series such as Fire Force, Noragami, and Shaman King. Don't let this opportunity slip away—kick off your Spring with a thrilling literary adventure!

Spring Shonen Special Bundle by Kodansha

Spring Shonen Special Bundle

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To unlock the full treasure trove of volumes, a minimum payment of $30 is required. The bundle is structured into four tiers, each adding approximately 10 volumes to your collection. By securing the complete bundle, you'll gain access to an extensive library of manga, including:

Spring Shonen Special Bundle Contents

• Fire Force - Vol. 1-34
• Noragami: Stray God - Vol. 1-27
• Shaman King - Vol. 1-35

Each of these three series in the Spring Shonen Special Bundle is fully represented, allowing you to follow the narrative from beginning to end. Now is an ideal time to immerse yourself in Fire Force, with its third anime season currently streaming on Crunchyroll. With 34 volumes at your fingertips, you're set for countless hours of gripping storytelling. You can enjoy these volumes in either PDF or ePUB format.

By purchasing the Spring Shonen Special Bundle, you're not just treating yourself to an incredible manga collection—you're also contributing to a noble cause. The bundle supports the Book Industry Charitable Foundation (BINC), which provides crucial assistance to bookstore and comic book store employees during times of need. Whether they're facing financial hardship or disaster, BINC steps in to help these essential workers maintain their homes and jobs. To date, BINC has supported over 7,800 families, distributing more than $7,000,000 to those in need.