comilio celebrates 2 years with manga by Kitada Ryōma and new features

The manga publishing platform comilio turns two this November 2026. To celebrate, the u2tech service published a commemorative manga drawn by Kitada Ryōma and announced a complete interface renewal.

The anniversary manga is now available on the special site comilio 2nd Anniversary. The work can be read from the event page itself.

Scene from the commemorative manga for comilio's second anniversary.jiji.com

Since its launch, comilio has accumulated 4,176 published works, including translations. The platform bets on automatic manga translation so creators who do not master other languages can reach readers around the world.

New viewer and dark mode

The second anniversary also brings important changes to the reading experience. The interface adopts panels with rounded corners and more white space so works stand out over the menus.

The viewer is now called coimimi and allows switching between two-page reading and vertical scrolling. In addition, comilio adds dark mode, which activates with a tap and reduces brightness for reading at night.

Another panel from the special manga drawn by Kitada Ryōma.jiji.com

The side navigation was also reorganized. History and "likes" are more accessible from the menu, with no intermediate steps.

A platform to create, read, and support

comilio allows publishing manga for free, paid, or with exclusive access for fan clubs. Anyone can register, read the available works, and support their favorite creators through the club feature.

Automatic translation remains one of its pillars. The platform's goal is for "create, read, and support" to work beyond language and borders. The service maintains its official site and its X account to announce news.

Two panels from the anniversary manga about publishing a book.jiji.com

The commemorative manga by Kitada Ryōma can be seen in full on comilio's second anniversary site.