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Beat’s Bizarre Adventure: TOWER DUNGEON is a death march worth taking

The Beat

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June 22, 2026

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This week, Beat's Bizarre Adventure covers the manga and webtoon works FAR FROM ROMANCE, THE ROYAL TEA and TOWER DUNGEON.

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