Fans of Bungo Stray Dogs might be wondering if the manga is finished and where it’s available to read online. The supernatural mystery series is one of the most popular from the past decade. So, here is a guide to the Bungo Stray Dogs manga.

Is the Bungo Stray Dogs manga finished?

As of April 2024, the Bungo Stray Dogs manga is still ongoing.

Bungo Stray Dogs is a seinen series by Kafka Asagiri. Sango Harukawa illustrates the art and Kadokawa Shoten began serializing the manga in December 2012 in their Young Ace magazine. There are 24 volumes available but the series also has light novels, manga spin-offs, and a live-action adaptation film.

Yen Press handles the North American and English releases of Bungo Stray Dogs. Volume 24 is coming out on August 20, 2024. It’s available to pre-order on the Yen Press website for $13.

Where to read the Bungo Stray Dogs manga online

You can read Bungo Stray Dogs online through Yen Press.

If you want to read chapter by chapter, Yen Press is serializing the manga digitally. However, you will need to pay per chapter, and each chapter costs $0.99.

Manga volumes are available to purchase in paperback and digital. The paperback version costs $13 while the digital version costs $6.99. If you’re looking for the light novels, they are also available on the Yen Press website. There are currently eight volumes available. The paperback version costs $15 while the digital is $8.99.

The other titles such as manga spin-offs like Wan!, Dead Apple, Beast, and more are also on the Yen Press website. Check out all the digital series here.

According to the Yen Press website, you can buy paperback versions at the following stores:

• Amazon
• Barnes & Noble
• Books-A-Million
• Crunchyroll Store
• Indigo
• Kinokuniya

Meanwhile, the digital versions are available at:

• Amazon
• Apple Books
• Barnes & Noble
• Book Walker
• comiXology
• Google Play
• Kobo

For more manga content, check out our guide on the Spy x Family manga: all volumes in order and where to buy them.

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Saturn is the second-largest planet in the Solar System after Jupiter and the sixth planet from the Sun. It is a gas giant best known for its enormous ring system, which makes it aesthetically distinguishable from the other seven planets.

Situated 1.5301 billion kilometers from Earth, it’s the farthest planet from us discovered by the unaided eye. Its existence has been known about since ancient times. The ancient Greeks knew it as “Φαίνων” (“Phainon”) — a sky god — and the Romans called it the “star of Saturn,” from which the planet takes its modern name.

The planet boasts a veritable cornucopia of intriguing facts; this piece will discuss ten.

10. It makes Earth look tiny

Saturn isn’t called a “giant” for no reason — it’s colossal. Its width is 120,500 kilometers, while Earth’s is a comparatively modest 12,742 km, making it over nine times wider than our home planet. Saturn has a volume 760 times greater than Earth’s and a mass more than 95 times greater.

9. It’s the only planet less dense than water

Saturn’s mass is comprised predominantly of hydrogen and helium — it’s certainly not a planet you could stand on. It’s the least dense of all eight planets and the only one less dense than water (and quite significantly so, as water is 30% more dense than it). For reference, its density is one-eighth the average of Earth’s.

8. It has the Solar System’s second-shortest day

Saturn rotates considerably faster than Earth, so a day on Saturn is significantly shorter than a day on Earth. While a day on Earth is (officially just shy of) 24 hours long, a day on Saturn lasts around 10.7 hours. Jupiter is the only planet with a shorter day than Saturn, lasting four minutes less than ten hours.

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7. It’s an essential astrological symbol

Whether or not you believe in astrology, Saturn plays a big part in it. Those who check their daily horoscopes will tell you it’s the planet of karma, life lessons, challenges, hardship, and restrictions. It’s viewed as one of the more difficult planets and educates us on pain, resilience, perseverance, and the benefits of hard work.

6. It has a hexagonal vortex at its north pole

At Saturn’s north pole, an almost perfectly symmetrical jet stream about 30,000 kilometers across (comparable to the size of Earth), with winds of about 500 kph, spins around a tight vortex. The eye of the vortex is around 50 times larger than a typical Earth hurricane, and it boasts wind speeds around double that of our strongest cyclones at its maximum.

5. Its rings are nothing more than debris

Saturn’s rings may look like majestic cosmic material, but they’re less magical than you may think. They’re composed of billions of pieces of ice, dust, and rocks — unremarkable space debris, essentially — formed by the breakup of a former moon of Saturn that was ripped apart around 160 million years ago. Some are as small as a grain of sand, while others are comparable in size to houses. They stick out from 6,630 to 120,700 kilometers outward from the planet’s equator, and their thickness averages around 20 meters.

4. Pioneer 11 was the first spacecraft to reach it

On September 1, 1979, NASA’s robotic space probe, Pioneer 11, did a flyby of Saturn, getting within 22,000 km of the surface. That made it the first spacecraft to reach the planet. It was launched on April 5, 1973, so it took over six years to arrive. The probe was also used to learn more about the asteroid belt and the environment around Jupiter.

Image via B. Militzer / NASA

3. It has almost 150 moons/satellites

While you’ve probably heard of the likes of Titan (the second-largest moon in the Solar System) and Phoebe, somewhat unbelievably, Saturn has 146 moons in its orbit. 63 have official names, and more are being discovered reasonably regularly. These numbers do not include the hundreds of moonlets in the planet’s rings.

2. We won’t see its rings in 2025

Rumors are circulating that Saturn’s rings are rapidly disappearing, with some suggesting they’ll be entirely gone by 2025. They aren’t true. While the rings are fading, they’re doing so incredibly slowly. However, in 2025, we won’t be able to see them from Earth for another reason. Due to a phenomenon caused by the planet’s rotation on an axis, the rings will be entirely invisible to us Earthlings.

1. Saturn is over 4.5 billion years old

Our Solar System’s second-largest planet formed at the same time as the rest of it, around 4.5 billion years ago. Gravitational forces pulled massive amounts of swirling gas and dust together to make up the gigantic spherical mass. Approximately half a billion years later, the planet settled into its current position in the outer region of the Solar System.

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Maamla Legal Hai, Panchayat & Chacha Vidhayak Hain Humare (Photo Credits: Netflix I Amazon Prime Video)

The buzz around Panchayat season 3 has intensified ever since Amazon Prime Video announced its release date window, i.e. May 2024. As fans gear up for yet another unique yet relatable season, here’s a list of web series that share themes similar to Panchayat.

Before that, here’s a refresher on Amazon Prime Video’s Panchayat. The show revolves around Abhishek Tripathi (Jitendra Kumar), an engineering graduate who reluctantly becomes the Panchayat secretary. What follows after is a series of events, experiences, and interactions that impact Abhishek’s life in the village and make the series uniquely relatable.

The Aam Aadmi Family

Streaming On: ZEE5 & Youtube

The Aam Aadmi Family showcases the story of the Sharma family’s everyday life. Helmed by Apoorv Singh Karki, the show showcases the relatable struggles of a middle-class household. Overall, blending humor, drama, and heartfelt moments seamlessly. Brijendra Kalra, Lubna Salim, and the rest of the ensemble cast bring alive the nostalgic themes of familial bonds as they navigate their daily lives.

Yeh Meri Family

Streaming On: Amazon Prime Video

Transporting viewers to the spring of 1995, Yeh Meri Family S3 encapsulates the nostalgia of a bygone era. It has a perfect blend of warmth, laughter, and memories. After all, the Awasthi family’s journey through life’s complexities aims to strike a chord with every viewer.

From Bollywood’s golden era to the unbreakable ties of family, this series paints a vivid picture of simpler times, resonating with audiences of all ages. A similar theme is explored in Panchayat, making it a must-watch for viewers of the series. 

Tripling

Streaming On: ZEE5

Tripling explores the unique dynamics of sibling relationships through the lens of a road trip. As three vastly different siblings go on a journey filled with familial challenges, laughter, and memorable moments, viewers are treated to a heartwarming storyline of love and growth.

Moreover, in its third season, the stakes are higher as the siblings confront their parents’ desire for a divorce, unravelling new family secrets and lessons along the way.

Chacha Vidhayak Hain Humare

Streaming On: Amazon Prime Video

Zakir Khan’s comedic talent shines in Chacha Vidhayak Hain Humare, a slice-of-life comedy set in Indore. The series follows the escapades of Ronny Bhaiya as he uses the pretense of a strong political connection to make his life convenient.

In addition, his friends believe the pretense and trust his every single word. All in all, the series blends humor with heartfelt moments seamlessly. With nods to 90s cinema and a lovable cast of characters, it’s a must-watch for fans of Panchayat.

Maamla Legal Hai

Streaming On: Netflix

Maamla Legal Hai offers a refreshing take on courtroom antics and legal drama. From monkey-induced chaos to representing a foul-mouthed parrot, the series keeps viewers on the edge of their seats with its hard-to-believe plotlines and stellar performances.

The series features Ravi Kishan, Naina Grewal, Anant Joshi, Nidhi Bisht, Anjum Batra as Mintu, and many more. Furthermore, soon after its release, the series became immensely popular, akin to Panchayat’s rise to acclaim. 

As viewers eagerly await the release of Panchayat season 3, these series promise to keep entertained with their relatable storylines and memorable characters.

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I love to travel and enjoy doing things outdoors, like hiking or working remotely from quaint little coffee shops.

The best thing about the blog for me is the ability to discuss anything, from personal life to current events.

I enjoy spending time with my Wife, 2 boys, and my Pug, Patty. I love traveling and speaking at social media events.

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