Opera manga magazine is leaving print behind. The publication announced a shift to digital-only publishing, with its final print edition having shipped on October 30, Anime News Network reports.

The move adds Opera to a steadily growing list of manga magazines trading newsstands for screens. Print manga anthologies have faced years of pressure from rising production costs and the migration of readers to digital platforms and app-based serialization, and publishers have increasingly responded by converting long-running titles to online-only formats rather than shutting them down outright.

For readers, the practical upshot is continuity: the magazine itself continues, just without a physical edition. For collectors, the October 30 issue now marks the end of an era — the last chance to own Opera in print. The announcement did not come with word of changes to the magazine's serialized lineup, suggesting the transition is about format rather than content.