Kemono Jihen Manga Enters Its Final Volume
The December issue of Shueisha's Jump SQ. confirmed on Wednesday that the climax of Sho Aimoto's Kemono Jihen manga is imminent.
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Reporting from 1 source: Anime News Network.
Why it matters
The confirmation only pins down the ending's timing: one volume remains, and a series that ran since December 2016 closes in a magazine that has watched its author take two one-issue breaks this year.
Key Facts
- Jump SQ.'s December issue confirmed that the climax of Sho Aimoto's Kemono Jihen manga is imminent.
- The 25th compiled volume announced that the series will end in the 26th volume.
- Aimoto launched Kemono Jihen in Jump SQ. in December 2016.
- Seven Seas Entertainment released the 22nd volume in English on October 6.
- The series took a one-issue break in September following the death of Aimoto's brother in August.
The 25th compiled volume, which shipped on August 4, had already announced that the series will end in the 26th volume. Seven Seas Entertainment publishes the manga in English and released the 22nd volume on October 6. The series took a one-issue break in September following the death of Aimoto's brother in August.
The notice arrived in the magazine rather than in the volume itself. The 25th collected edition had already told readers the ending would come in the 26th, and Jump SQ.'s December issue now says the climax is close at hand.
Aimoto's schedule this year has been uneven. The series sat out one issue in September after her brother died in August, and it also skipped an issue in February, when Aimoto said she had gastroenteritis. She told readers she is feeling better and plans an endoscopy.
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Sources
- Anime News Network Kemono Jihen Manga's Climax Is 'Imminent'