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Inaba Launches Nukedashi Manga In Young Dragon Age

Inaba's follow-up moves to a different Kadokawa magazine from the completed Killed Again, Mr. Detective? adaptation, confirming the creator is staying inside the publisher's manga lineup.

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Inaba Launches Nukedashi Manga In Young Dragon Age

The November issue of Kadokawa's Monthly Dragon Age announced that manga creator Inaba will launch a new series, Nukedashi: Renai Kinshi no Koto de Ore wa Ajin Joshi to Chome Chome Suru, in Young Dragon Age's 37th issue on October 26. Inaba adapted the Killed Again, Mr. Detective? light novels, which ended at two volumes in March 2024 and inspired an April television anime.

The new series runs in Young Dragon Age's 37th issue, dated October 26, a different magazine from Monthly Dragon Age, where the launch was announced.

Inaba's previous work was the manga version of the Killed Again, Mr. Detective? light novels, written by Teniwoha with art by Riichu. That adaptation ran on the Dra Dra Flat site from July 2022 and closed with a second compiled volume in March 2024. Yen Press released the first volume in English in August 2025 and the second, and final, volume on January 20. The light novels also led to a television anime that premiered on April 20 this year, streamed by Crunchyroll.

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Killed Again, Mr. Detective? Nukedashi

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