The manga adaptation of Shueisha Game's *Urban Myth Dissolution Center* game, titled *Toshi Densetsu Kaitai Center: Parallel File*, has concluded. Artist Emi Ishikawa announced the manga's end on X (formerly Twitter). The final chapter appeared in the December issue of Shueisha's *Ribon* magazine.
Ishikawa launched the manga adaptation in *Ribon* magazine in April 2025. Shueisha shipped the third compiled book volume of the series on August 19. The manga brought the game's urban myth-solving narrative to a new format for fans.
About the Urban Myth Dissolution Center Game
The *Urban Myth Dissolution Center* game, which the manga adapts, first launched for PC via Steam in February 2025. It later became available for iOS and Android mobile devices in March. A Nintendo Switch 2 edition of the game was released on October 28. This Switch 2 version includes additional features, such as support for the Joy-Con 2's mouse controls and a gallery mode to revisit the game's artwork.
The game's Steam page describes the story as revolving around Azami Fukurai, the heroine, who takes on cases related to urban myths. She operates under the guidance of Ayumu Meguriya, who is described as a Level S psychic and the Center Director. The game's premise of investigating urban legends provided the foundation for Ishikawa's manga adaptation.
Key points
- The *Urban Myth Dissolution Center* manga adaptation has concluded.
- Emi Ishikawa announced the manga's end on X (formerly Twitter).
- The final chapter was published in the December issue of Shueisha's *Ribon* magazine.
- The manga, *Toshi Densetsu Kaitai Center: Parallel File*, launched in April 2025.
- The source game launched for PC in February 2025, mobile in March, and Nintendo Switch 2 in October.
Source: Anime News Network · News · Nov 3, 2026
