Urban Myth Dissolution Center manga adaptation reaches its finale
Emi Ishikawa's manga adaptation of Urban Myth Dissolution Center ended in the December issue of Shueisha's Ribon magazine, released on Monday.
Emi Ishikawa announced the conclusion on X (formerly Twitter). Titled Urban Myth Dissolution Center: parallelfile (Toshi Densetsu Kaitai Center: Parallel File), the manga adapts Shueisha Game's Urban Myth Dissolution Center game.
Ishikawa began the adaptation in Shueisha's Ribon magazine in April 2025. Shueisha shipped its third collected volume on August 19.
The game debuted on PC through Steam in February 2025. Its Steam page presents the Urban Myth Dissolution Center as a service that handles cursed relics, monstrous oddities, and dimensional anomalies. Players investigate urban myth cases as heroine Azami Fukurai, working under the supervision of the Center's director, Ayumu Meguriya, a Level S psychic.
The game reached iOS and Android mobile devices in March. Its Nintendo Switch 2 edition launched on October 28, adding support for the Joy-Con 2's mouse controls and a gallery that lets players revisit the game's artwork at any time.
Source: Emi Ishikawa's X/Twitter account
