This new manga platform has 300 titles translated into English for the first time

Reading manga is easier than ever thanks to a free platform that launched this month.

Manga Million by Shueisha Inc., one of the world’s leading manga publishers, has a new digital platform with a collection of 1 million pages of Shueisha manga in over 100 languages.

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With approximately 400 manga titles—including *ONE PIECE, Naruto, Bleach, Demon Slayer, Jujutsu Kaisen, Kingdom, [Oshi No Ko], SPY×FAMILY, Chainsaw Man, Nana and Kimi ni Todoke: From Me to You*—about 300 of them have been translated from Japanese for the first time in a range of languages: English, Chinese, Hindi, Arabic, Spanish, French, Turkish, Tagalog, Korean, Polish and more.

“One of a publisher’s most important responsibilities is to connect creative talent with the public,” says Hideaki Hayashi, the president and representative director of Shueisha. “Japanese manga has flourished through the passionate artistry of countless manga creators and the unwavering support of readers, growing into a cultural phenomenon embraced across borders around the world. Manga Million was made possible through the incredible cooperation of these creators, and as we mark Shueisha’s 100th anniversary, we hope it will create new connections with readers worldwide, provide opportunities to experience the richness and diversity of manga culture, and inspire future generations of manga creators.”

Scrolling through all the titles is overwhelming. There are so many, but each one helpfully has its own landing page with a synopsis, a chapter list, a reading sample, tags and its rating. When you click in to read a given title, the platform will give you a brief tutorial on how to read manga (for the uninitiated). It’s super easy to use.

Best of all, the platform is free and doesn’t require any registration—for a limited time—so Naruto run over to Manga Million now to get reading!