Manga Planet to Release 2nd Volume of Ruri Fujikawa’s Marking Omega!

Ikebukuro, Japan — Manga Planet is excited to announce the sequel to Ruri Fujikawa’s Boys’ Love (BL) manga Marking Omega published by KAIOHSHA will be added to its library.

Marking Omega by Ruri Fujikawa

Tori Yoshida is a ‘flawed’ omega. Unlike other omegas, he has a unique constitution – he doesn’t go into heat, ever since puberty, and can’t smell or feel alpha pheromones. While this may be a setback for normal omegas, it’s his saving grace that landed him his job as a teacher in a world where omegas are at a disadvantage.

Everything is well until he meets the new teacher, Kei Hidaka, a supposedly beta. Things happen, and as it turns out, Kei is actually an alpha, and it seems he triggered Tori’s first-ever heat. Now the two have to keep each other’s secret from the whole school while maintaining a purely physical relationship.

That’s all it was, right?

Marking Omega 2 will be available to read on Manga Planet via subscription as well as individual purchase.

The first volume of Marking Omega was released on Manga Planet in December of 2022.

Featuring a subscription plan and options to purchase or rent titles by chapter or volume, Manga Planet offers a variety of manga titles of different genres from publishers, mangaka, and independent artists. 

The catalog of futekiya, Manga Planet’s BL category, includes titles published by Shodensha Publishing Co., Home-sha Inc., Parsola Inc., Julian Publishing, Thirdline, Group Zero, MUGENUP Inc., swamp, KAIOHSHA, EIWA Publishing, Media Soft Ltd., futurecomics Co., Ltd., Tokyomangasha, DOGENZAKA SHOBO, TAIYOHTOSHO, TORICO, COMPASS Inc., Libre Inc., TOSUISHA Co.,Ltd., Shonengahosha, Shusuisha Inc.,  ShuCream Inc., and independent BL artists.

About Manga Planet

Manga Planet started in 2012 as a joint project between FANTASISTA, INC. and Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd. to research the ways manga is read throughout the world. 

In 2019, Manga Planet launched the Boys’ Love (BL) subscription service futekiya Library, followed by the multi-genre Manga Planet Library in the same year. Both libraries were merged into one Manga Planet in April 2023.

Bridging the needs of international manga fans and the Japanese manga industry, Manga Planet pushes for affordable access to officially licensed English-language manga through its subscription plan, as well as newly added options to purchase or rent individual titles.

Manga Planet’s subscription plan starts at US$1.99 for one week. Visit Manga Planet’s official website to find out more about its service, and start by signing up for free.