Titan Manga has revealed an exclusive first-look at the English front cover and art of the second volume of Ryo Furube’s Scavengers Another Sky. The upcoming second volume will be released in bookstores, comic shops, and retailers on May 19, 2026.
Titan Manga describes the manga’s second volume as:
The peril escalates in the second volume of Scavengers: Another Sky as the team delves further into the enigmatic Black Parade. New, more formidable entities challenge their mission, and the line between ally and enemy blurs. As the Scavengers confront these threats, they uncover unsettling truths about the Black Parade’s origins and its connection to their own pasts. With their million-dollar freedom hanging in the balance, the team’s unity and resolve are tested like never before.
Furube launched the manga as a one-shot in Akita Shoten’s Young Champion Retsu on July 19, 2022, before the series began full serialization in the same magazine on September 20, 2022. Five tankobon volumes have been released in Japan as of September 2025.
© Ryo Furube, Akita Shoten
Titan Manga describes the main synopsis of the first volume of Scavengers Another Sky as:
In a hidden research facility known as the “Bus Stop,” a fearless crew of treasure hunters — Scavengers — embarks on dangerous missions into the Black Parade, a mysterious parallel world filled with untold riches. Their mission: to gather valuable loot and earn a million dollars for their freedom. But there’s a deadly twist. The Black Parade is home to a vengeful entity determined to protect its treasures at any cost.
With weapons drawn, the Scavengers face high-octane action, paranormal threats, and mind-bending mysteries in this thrilling sci-fi adventure. As they explore an eerie world full of bizarre creatures and unexplainable forces, they must rely on their wits, weapons, and teamwork to survive. But the deeper they go, the more they realize that the true cost of their mission might be more than they ever expected.
Pre-orders for the second volume are now available from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Books A Million, and Forbidden Planet in the U.K. and Europe.
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