Parallel Paradise

Parallel Paradise (Japanese: パラレルパラダイス, Hepburn: Parareru Paradaisu) is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Lynn Okamoto. It has been serialized in Kodansha's seinen manga Weekly Young Magazine since March 2017.

Parallel Paradise
Cover of the first manga volume
パラレルパラダイス (Parareru Paradaisu)
Genre	Erotic fantasy[1] Isekai[2] Sword and sorcery[2]
Manga
Written by	Lynn Okamoto
Published by	Kodansha
English publisher	NA: Seven Seas Entertainment
Imprint	Young Magazine KC
Magazine	Weekly Young Magazine
Demographic	Seinen
Original run	March 18, 2017 – present
Volumes	27

In North America, the manga has been licensed for an English language release by Seven Seas Entertainment in August 2019.

Plot

Youta Tada is an ordinary high school student who holds deep feelings for his childhood friend. One day during class, he is suddenly attacked and seemingly killed by a mysterious scarecrow-like being. Youta then wakes up and finds himself in an alternate world with castles, dragons and two colored moons in a purple sky. Here he meets paladin girl Lumi and a three-legged bird named Genius and quickly learns that he got into a women-only world where he is the first man that appeared in centuries. Thanks to that, women in this world have absolutely no resistance towards him and his single touch makes Lumi incredibly aroused. Genius then orders him to mate with her and all other girls in this fantastical world.

Characters

Youta Tada (太多 陽太, Tada Yōta)

An ordinary high school student who holds deep feelings for his childhood friend. He is pretty skilled in kendo, which he learned on a suggestion of his father.

Lumi (ルーミ, Rūmi)

A paladin of the Caesar Kingdom. She is not very smart, but very kind and after their first encounter, she helps Youta to hide his identity before others. She is a member of The Quintet group that protects the city of Meese.

Genius (ジーニアス, Jīniasu)

A little bird with three legs. According to Lumi, he is God. He explains and reveals various secrets of an alternate world to Youta.

Lilia (リリア, Riria)

Strongest Archer of the Caesar Kingdom. She appears as a quiet diligent girl. But actually, she is very perverted and for a long time dreams about mating with a man. She is a member of The Quintet group that protects the city of Meese.

Misaki (ミサキ, Misaki)

The Strider. She is a member of The Quintet group that protects the city of Meese.

Momo (もも, Momo)

The Lancer. She is a member of The Quintet group that protects the city of Meese. Later, she becomes the witch.

Haru (ハル, Haru)

The Guardian. She is a member of The Quintet group that protects the city of Meese.

Mona (モナ, Mona) and Lisa (リザ, Riza)

A pair of twins, that appear in the city of Meese. They are brutally honest.

Sayuri (サユリ, Sayuri)

An elf that runs a store where she sell various mysterious goods.

Nishina (仁科, Nishina)

Youta's childhood friend for which he holds deep feelings.

Publication

Written and illustrated by Lynn Okamoto, Parallel Paradise started in Kodansha's seinen manga magazine Weekly Young Magazine on March 18, 2017.^[3][4] In July 2022, it was announced that the manga was nearing its climax.^[5] Kodansha has compiled its chapters into individual tankōbon volumes. The first volume was published on August 4, 2017.^[6] As of January 6, 2025, twenty-seven volumes have been released.^[7]

Seven Seas Entertainment announced the acquisition of the manga in August 2019.^[8] It is being released under their Ghost Ship imprint, and the first volume was published on March 31, 2020.^[9]

Volumes

No.	Original release date	Original ISBN	English release date	English ISBN
1	August 4, 2017[6][10]	978-4-06-510095-0 978-4-06-510223-7 (LE)	March 31, 2020[9]	978-1-947804-71-5
2	November 17, 2017[11][12]	978-4-06-510351-7 978-4-06-510826-0 (LE)	August 18, 2020[13]	978-1-947804-72-2
3	March 19, 2018[14][15]	978-4-06-511039-3 978-4-06-511496-4 (LE)	October 27, 2020[16]	978-1-947804-80-7
4	July 6, 2018[17]	978-4-06-512025-5	January 5, 2021[18]	978-1-947804-86-9
5	October 5, 2018[19]	978-4-06-513146-6	April 27, 2021[20]	978-1-947804-96-8
6	February 6, 2019[21][22]	978-4-06-514568-5 978-4-06-514977-5 (LE)	September 21, 2021[23]	978-1-64827-485-5
7	June 6, 2019[24]	978-4-06-516134-0	November 16, 2021[25]	978-1-64827-500-5
8	October 4, 2019[26][27]	978-4-06-517233-9 978-4-06-517234-6 (LE)	January 4, 2022[28]	978-1-64827-512-8
9	February 6, 2020[29]	978-4-06-518218-5	March 8, 2022[30]	978-1-64827-674-3
10	May 7, 2020[31]	978-4-06-519551-2	May 17, 2022[32]	978-1-63858-193-2
11	August 5, 2020[33]	978-4-06-520460-3	October 25, 2022[34]	978-1-63858-240-3
12	November 6, 2020[35]	978-4-06-521373-5	January 3, 2023[36]	978-1-63858-632-6
13	March 5, 2021[37][38]	978-4-06-522578-3 978-4-06-522577-6 (LE)	April 11, 2023[39]	978-1-63858-758-3
14	June 4, 2021[40]	978-4-06-523665-9	July 11, 2023[41]	978-1-63858-923-5
15	September 6, 2021[42]	978-4-06-524764-8	October 24, 2023[43]	978-1-68579-587-0
16	December 6, 2021[44]	978-4-06-526173-6	January 16, 2024[45]	978-1-68579-961-8
17	March 4, 2022[46]	978-4-06-527064-6	March 19, 2024[47]	979-8-88843-415-4
18	July 6, 2022[48]	978-4-06-528412-4	June 4, 2024[49]	979-8-88843-638-7
19	November 4, 2022[50]	978-4-06-529805-3	October 8, 2024[51]	979-8-88843-866-4
20	March 6, 2023[52]	978-4-06-531066-3	December 17, 2024[53]	979-8-89160-066-9
21	June 6, 2023[54]	978-4-06-531978-9	March 18, 2025[55]	979-8-89160-572-5
22	September 6, 2023[56]	978-4-06-533008-1	June 10, 2025[57]	979-8-89160-988-4
23	December 6, 2023[58]	978-4-06-533626-7	—	—
24	April 5, 2024[59]	978-4-06-534911-3	—	—
25	July 5, 2024[60]	978-4-06-536269-3	—	—
26	October 4, 2024[61]	978-4-06-537255-5	—	—
27	January 6, 2025[7]	978-4-06-538171-7	—	—

Reception

In July 2020, the manga became one of seven titles to be removed from Books Kinokuniya in Australia for claims of promoting child pornography.^[62]