Sankaku Head is launching a new run of the Himouto! Umaru-chan manga, Umaru-chan 100, on Shueisha's Young Jump+ platform on October 1. He has also ended My Darling Devilish Daughter with its sixth volume and moved his output from weekly serialization to a monthly pace, citing his health and his children.
Sankaku Head's serialization schedule has changed. My Darling Devilish Daughter ends with a sixth volume that ships in 2027, following an announcement in the fifth volume on Friday. The author gave deteriorating health and a desire to focus on his children as reasons for stepping away from weekly serialization. He will move to a monthly pace.
Into that monthly schedule comes Umaru-chan 100, a new series in the Himouto! Umaru-chan manga. Sankaku Head announced it in a Saturday livestream on Niconico, with the series set to start on Shueisha's Young Jump+ platform on October 1. The platform is a shift for a manga whose original run appeared in print. The original ran in Weekly Young Jump from 2013 to 2017 and inspired a 12-episode television anime in July 2015, plus a second season, Himouto! Umaru-chan R, in October 2017.
The two stories together establish where the author works now. One series closes at volume six, and a revived one starts digitally at a monthly pace, with health and family named as the reasons for the slower schedule. Coverage does not state a length or an ending plan for Umaru-chan 100.
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Oct 4
Sankaku Head announced in a Saturday livestream on Niconico that Umaru-chan 100, a new series in the Himouto! Umaru-chan manga, will start on Shueisha's Young Jump+ platform on October 1. The original manga ran in Weekly Young Jump from 2013 to 2017 and inspired a 12-episode television anime in July 2015, plus a second season, Himouto! Umaru-chan R, in October 2017.
Aug 30
Sankaku Head's My Darling Devilish Daughter manga will end in its sixth volume, which ships in 2027. The announcement came in the fifth volume on Friday. The author is stepping away from weekly serialization due to deteriorating health and a desire to focus on his children, and will move to a monthly pace.