Before the final match ended, Kisekoi had finished…

Nason ni

Has “Kisekoi” been serialized for such a long time…?

I’ve been doing Kisekoi for 7 years.

>>4

In other words, does that mean they have been doing the finals for seven years?

As expected, the development was slow even until the fifth round, but it clearly got serious once we entered the finals.

>>5

Since we have to stop Teru four times starting from the first match, it’s going to be long, long.

In a similar story, just as Assassination Classroom began, the final arc of BLEACH also started, and Assassination Classroom ended before the final arc of BLEACH concluded.

Oh no, oh no!

It was mentioned in today’s Young Gangan that the next issue will be the final episode.

Compared to Akagi, it’s still not enough.

>>11

In one round of a Japanese Mahjong game, if it takes 13 years, and within that only the South 4 rounds take 3 years, then just getting the initial tiles alone could take more than a year—manga like that might not come out…

Nelly still isn’t moving.

>>15

Well, the author said they’re going to do a personal national war arc from here, so it’s still going to continue for a while.

>>20

I’m curious to know how serious you are about this.

>>21

Ritsube is not unfolding it with the intention that it will continue even after they die.

I don’t know if the media will remain published.

I can tolerate just being slow, but starting to do things like the “Five Decisions” is impossible.

Are they going to leave the individual matches to the anime again?

You feel lost because you think of it as cute girl content, but it’s actually normal as a gambling manga.

I binge-watched it all at once after not reading it for about 10 years, and it was much more interesting than I expected.

But for those who were following this, it must have been tough.

If you read it all at once, you can ignore the part about the serialization being slow.

The deceased person’s battle is scheduled as planned because of the confrontation with Saito.

Is Kisekoi over!?

>>25

Next is the end.

>>27

Noble.

What year was the Eagle’s Nest Mahjong?

It’s amazing and appreciated that you’re making progress, even if it’s slow.

“20 years of Washizu Mahjong”

It started when I was a college student who got hooked on Mahjong, and now, nearly 40, it’s coming to an end…

I thought you weren’t doing individual matches because you were just making preambles about Kokuma.

It’s not so much that I lack motivation, but rather that I have too much motivation and that’s why I’m working on my gameplay, so as long as I’m not dead, I’ll probably continue.

Saki’s mahjong playing scenes are quite interesting.

>>32

What is the tile game?

Isn’t it a fight?

I like Saki, but I also have a feeling that I want you to try drawing something like a fatalizer again.

At the very least, if we don’t have individual matches, characters that are only showing their faces for that purpose will end up being disappointing…

I’m serious about both pie and tiles.

It’s still interesting, but the prefectural qualifiers had one or two outrageous monsters that were quite good.

If you were just distracted, that would be one thing, but I’ve been living off just this for a long time.

The final showdown of the Kaiju Battle was interesting too.

Kisei no Koi Next Final Episode

I wonder how many children are being born.

The name comes very quickly, though.

Was it five years ago? They were teasing a glimpse of the climax of the general’s battle.

The opening match is so crazy it’s insane.

The girl who achieved that result among them is amazing…

It feels like there’s been a lot of progress since the Nagano finals, yet nothing has moved at all.

>>44

Looking at it now, Nagano wraps up quite easily except for the main match.

At most in anime.

Episode 1 of Sempō

The First Episode of Jihou

Episode 2 of the Middle Management

Vice Captain Episode 2

Episode 5 of the General

It’s a distribution like that.

It seems that even if the final is animated, it won’t end in one season.

I can understand why Kisei Koi has come to an end, but I wish it had continued a bit longer.

I was reminded of that feeling where Hunter x Hunter was on hiatus, Demon Slayer started, and before we could reunite, Demon Slayer ended.

I wanted the daily episodes of dressing up after getting into a relationship to continue infinitely, but I guess it’s coming to an end…

Did “Are Kise Koi” end!?

I feel like I could continue a bit longer, but it’s time to dress up and love.

>>49

That’s probably just about right.

Especially romantic comedies

Isn’t it a nice spot to end?

I feel like I’ve done everything I need to do.

While Akagi and Washizu were fighting, there was a story that Naruto started and ended.

The author of “Kisekoi” is reliable.

I properly finished it in a place where there was almost nothing to do.

It’s popular, so a typical manga artist would just drag it out.

It’s fine as long as we stick together.

>>55

Some manga take another step from there, but “Kisekoi” is good just the way it is.

I wanted to read more about the supporting characters, but…

It’s probably better to end while there’s still regret.

I don’t want that; I want to see the world be amazed by the costumes created by Gojou-kun…

But there probably won’t be any impact greater than Haniel, so it can’t be helped…

Since the anime is going to have a second season, it would have been nice if they had continued at least up to that point…

Please go on the school trip…