Bagudan Manga Ends in Monthly Dessert on November 24
Bagudan closes after a short serialization while its writer's workload keeps expanding, with Momose also writing Gyakusatsu Kigen and the Datewars project.
Reporting from 1 source: Anime News Network.
Kodansha's Monthly Dessert announced that Yūichirō Momose and artist Hina Hinata's Bagudan: Sono Otoko-tachi Toriatsukai Chūi ni Tsuki will end in the magazine's next issue on November 24. The reverse harem comedy follows Tokiko, an otome game fan whose five favorite characters reincarnate as classmates. It launched in Monthly Dessert on March 24, and the first compiled volume shipped on July 13.
The end date arrives roughly eight months after the manga started in Monthly Dessert on March 24. Its first collected volume followed on July 13. The series pairs Momose, credited as the main scenario writer on Hypnosis Mic, with artist Hina Hinata. Momose has other work running at Kodansha: Gyakusatsu Kigen, drawn by Shiwasu Hoshikawa, launched in Afternoon on May 25. He also started the Datewars project in August 2025, with Hanaharu Naruko as character designer and Mino handling music. That project is planned to span 14 voice actresses and expand into manga, anime, mobile games, concerts, films, and stage events.
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- Anime News Network News Yūichirō Momose, Hina Hinata's Bagudan Manga Ends on November 24