Animal Crossing: New Horizons came out for Nintendo Switch on 20 March 2020. Four months later, on 28 July, Shogakukan published volume 1 of the game's official manga. The artist is KOKONASU☆RUMBA, the book carries a Nintendo supervision credit, and Shogakukan pitches it as a gag manga for every age group: short, gentle comedy with the animal villagers on a deserted island.
Where it runs is the unusual part. It is not in the print monthly CoroCoro Comic but on Weekly CoroCoro Comic, the web magazine on CoroCoro's official site, where the author's name is spelled KOKONASU★RUMBA with a filled star. Same person, different star. Japan has 13 volumes so far, and volume 14 is scheduled for 28 October 2026.
VIZ Media publishes the English edition under the title Animal Crossing: New Horizons. Volume 11, released on 8 September, runs 128 pages and is rated All Ages; its blurb has C.J. hosting a fishing tourney on the island and asks who will come out on top.
No Korean edition turned up. If you read Japanese, the chapters are on CoroCoro Online, and the English volumes are sold on VIZ's site in paperback and digital.
