Where Does The Kengan Ashura Anime End in The Manga?

I did Baki last week, what’s one more testosterone-overflowing martial arts brawler manga? I sure hope this doesn’t have a violent effect on my personal life. I think I need a nice rom-com series to read.

Where To Start The Kengan Ashura Manga After The Anime?

If you finished the Kengan Ashura anime and want to contionue the story with the manga after the anime, you can start at:

• If you finished Season 1 (Both Parts) – Start at Chapter 136
• If You finished Season 2 (Both Parts) – The anime adapts the full Kengan Ashura manga, but you can start the sequel manga, Kengan Omega

What to Expect From The Kengan Ashura Manga?

While the biggest flaw with Kengan Ashura is probably the animation, they do cut out characters and smaller parts of the story skipping several chapters. While Kengan Ashura’s appeal is like Baki’s in that you usually just come to see muscle pound each other to paste, Kengan Ashura does have more plot going on in it.

That said, the plot points the anime cuts as well as the cut characters are not too terribly important to the overall plot, but it definitely does give more merit to reading the manga from the beginning. Although, reading it from the beginning is not strictly necessary.

Is The Kengan Ashura Manga Over?

The original Kengan Ashura manga is complete. It ended in 2018 with Chapter 256.

However, there is also a lengthy and ongoing sequel series, Kengan Omega that releases about four volumes per year.

Will There Be A Kengan Ashura Season 3?

There has been no official announcement for a Kengan Ashura Season 3 anime.

With them adapting the base manga in full, it could go either way as to if they want to start digging into Kengan Omega or not. However, I feel like as long as Baki keeps getting anime adaptation, so too with Kengan Ashura.

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