Bessatsu helps you find what to watch or read next across webtoons, manga and anime. We group titles by why you might love them, and for each one we note where to watch it, whether it has ended, the watch order, and which volume to pick up after the anime.
"Bessatsu(ๅฅๅ)" is a name from Japanese manga magazines, used for a special companion volume bound apart from the main issue (Bessatsu Shonen Magazine, Bessatsu Friend, Bessatsu Margaret). We borrow it for the site, and publish our own original short stories as "Bessatsu vol.N."
Each issue ships with a new concept and art style. An issue is around fifteen pictures with a story laid over them, read page by page. The first six pages are open to everyone; from the seventh on, both the pictures and the story open to subscribers, who also read new issues before publication day and see every picture without the watermark. All issues are built only on original characters and original worlds. The subscription is a single $5/month plan.
FAQ
- What is Bessatsu?
- A guide to your next webtoon, manga or anime. For each title we note where to watch it, whether it has ended and how long it is, the watch order, and where the source picks up after the anime. We also publish our own original short stories. The name comes from "bessatsu," the special companion volumes of Japanese manga magazines.
- How do you check where-to-watch and continuation details?
- We open the sources ourselves (publishers, official anime sites, episode lists) and note the source and the date we checked on each title page. Platform availability changes, so the information holds as of that date.
- What does the subscription include?
- You read every issue to the end, open new issues before they go out, and see the pictures without the watermark. Issues with a subscriber video include it, and the whole back catalog opens. The first six pages of every issue stay open without a subscription.
- How do I read an issue?
- Each issue is around fifteen pictures with a story laid over them, read page by page. From the seventh page on, only subscribers turn the page, and a locked page shows just the first line of its story.
- Are the series fan works of existing titles?
- No. Every issue is built only on original characters and original worlds. Recreations of existing characters are never sold as paid content.