Com2uS is teaming up with Kodansha, the Japanese publishing powerhouse holding a treasure trove of popular manga IPs.

On the 6th, Com2uS announced it would join the production committees for various anime based on Kodansha works, including 'Gachiakuta', while also pushing for game adaptations. Com2uS plans to explore global expansion and enhance the value of these works by participating in the production committees for 'Gachiakuta' and other Kodansha-originated anime.

Kei Urana’s 'Gachiakuta' is currently serialized in Kodansha’s Weekly Shonen Magazine, garnering plenty of attention for its imaginative world-building and punchy action sequences. Following a well-received TV anime adaptation this year, Com2uS aims to contribute to the content's polish and commercial reach, helping to flesh out the charm of the original IP across multiple fronts.

Furthermore, Com2uS is diving into multiple game development projects based on popular Kodansha IPs to bolster its global standing. The company intends to capture the world market by rolling these titles out across console, PC, and mobile platforms.

The two firms have been nurturing their partnership since early this year, starting with a collaboration between Com2uS’s 'Summoners War: Chronicle' and Kodansha’s classic 'Oh My Goddess!'. They now look to solidify this alliance, creating synergy between anime and gaming to amplify the global influence of their shared IPs.