Mozukuzu Launches New Shrine Maiden Manga In Dengeki Daioh G
The artist behind Dungeon Farm, which finished at four volumes in October 2025, is staying with the light-novel adaptation lane, this time on a property whose source novel Kadokawa put out itself.
Reporting from 1 source: Anime News Network.
Mozukuzu's new manga, Kemomimi Miko no Isekai Jinja Saikou-ki, launched in the 157th issue of Kadokawa's Dengeki Daioh G magazine on Monday. It adapts a novel by writer Mizuho Itsuki and illustrator risumi, published by Kadokawa in September 2024. The story follows high school girl Suzuka Mimori, who is pulled into another world and given fox ears, a tail, and miracle-working power by a forgotten god.
The 157th issue of Dengeki Daioh G carried the first chapter. The source novel comes from writer Mizuho Itsuki, whose credits include Management of a Novice Alchemist, and illustrator risumi, and Kadokawa shipped it in September 2024. The premise sends high school shrine maiden Suzuka Mimori through a vortex into another world, where a god once worshipped as a divine beast, now forgotten, recruits her to gather worshippers again and grants her miracle-working power along with fox ears and a tail.
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