How was it?

The end.

Is it rare these days for things to just end with a hug?

>>10

What kind of emotion is that…

Can’t we even get a front page in the final episode?

>>11

Isn’t it only works that have been the flagship of the magazine for a long time that get to be the cover in the final episode?

>>12

Son-in-law!!??

>>12

It looks so happy… I’m looking forward to the final volume.

Did Haniel end without being particularly mentioned?

Has it been serialized for 7 years!?

7 years…?

It’s over.

I’m stuck after I joined.

>>23

I was reading it until recently…

Did it take about three years just for the Haniel arc…?

>>24

It’s not that long, after all.

The Haniel arc started about two years ago.

There are quite a few parts where it seems like they changed the course midway, right?

Can you make it to the end in the second season of the anime?

>>27

If it’s more than 2 cours?

It was already clear at the time of the announcement that it wouldn’t be possible to finish in one season.

I would be completely satisfied if they just carry out the cultural festival properly, even if they don’t go all the way to the end.

The publishing pace suddenly dropped halfway through, so it has been serialized for a long time compared to the number of episodes.

Well, it could have continued longer, but there were many breaks, and maybe they were struggling with ideas or were too busy with personal life, so they decided to end it at a good stopping point.

The irregular serialization of the sequel should continue, just like the magazine’s sleazy cleaning shop manga, and I hope this one doesn’t end after just one installment.

I want you to do your best because I want to see the anime “School Festival” featuring Gojo.

Cosplay is ultimately just about having fun, after all.

There isn’t any competitiveness or artistic quality to delve into, so there’s nothing to explore.

>>37

Nigoriri was skillfully cooked up and transformed into a battle manga in that regard.

It seems like we can have a cultural festival in the second term and wrap things up in the third term.

Speaking of which, there was a live-action version…

>>42

Also

It’s over.

In the Destiny arc, they also tied up the title and were running towards the end, right?

>>46

Maybe they didn’t do it because the Haniel arc didn’t receive much praise.

>>46

If it gets found out, it collides with the direction of doing it as a hobby.

There were some signs that there was an assumption to conclude it within the first few volumes.

It has become a legend… the cosplay hina doll.

The story about the cultural festival was too tough, so I stopped reading it.

The vibe of being pampered by the popular crowd is too intense.

It seems that our relationship, which was destined to end, has become clearer as things don’t seem to come up anymore.

If you have a circulation of 12 million, you must have already earned more than an ordinary person’s entire lifetime.

Continuing a harsh regular serialization in that state requires a different aptitude and ambition than before.

You wouldn’t notice this unless someone tells you it’s the last page of the final episode.

There are many situations that should be addressed, such as seeing Juju’s smoothness or being the first person to hold hands with someone of the opposite sex…

After becoming a mutual love interest, romantic comedies are really boring…

Because we only affirm each other, there are no changes in our feelings.

>>63

I wanted at least one more story about making a cosplay.

>>63

If there’s any material left related to cosplay, I can move things along, but since I already settled that properly, there’s nothing left to do unless I create something new…

Hooray, hooray!

In the beginning, they probably intended to make Juju a sub-heroine.

After the cultural festival, it was a peaceful work without any mountains.

Since there’s a theme of cosplay besides romantic comedy, let’s have a body measurement after they start dating!

The Heisei remnants have also appeared as successors to the cosplay manga…

It’s like 2.5D is also in the mix, huh?

>>74

Isn’t it giving off a vibe that we’re entering a new chapter?

Isn’t it a nice ending without a happy ending?

There is something that really resonates with me.

Were they not considering the entertainment industry edition?

Despite the fact that Non-chan’s storyline was drawn out, it ended up being resolved surprisingly smoothly, and although the two manga artists were given more screen time, nothing significant came from it… As for the main romance, it was appropriate for the build-up, but I felt there was something lacking in that regard.

>>78

I wonder if there will be a princess reveal… or will Non-chan’s arrival cause another grand complication…?

I was somewhat prepared for various signs of tension.

>>78

Non-chan thought it would just end with a reunion and a discussion because of the style of the work, so it felt like it would be something like this.

I thought the pro surrounding the destiny arc would drag on, but given that conclusion, I can understand why it ended so abruptly.

It’s unrealistic to create a gentle world through cosplay.

If I show the reality, I don’t think readers can handle it, and I feel that cosplay isn’t suited for romcom themes.

It might be a problem with the composition, but it feels somewhat strange to end with the heroine turned away.

There is no gentle world full of sparkle where people’s desires gather, not just in cosplay, so we can only lie about that.

Hanie’s chapter definitely failed to land.

>>82

Where is the landing point for the Haniel chapter? The train?

Aren’t you pulling the valley part too much? That’s what I was thinking.

After passing through the valley, the catharsis ended without much of a resolution.

>>83

Wasn’t there a lot of downtime or interruptions?

I only follow the volumes, so I don’t know how it is in the magazine.

>>88

This is also true for ninjas and yakuza.

Could you please not go on hiatus during the valley part?

>>94

I was looking forward to even just one brief hiatus of 100 Kano.

That was also quite seriously unusual.

After all, both this gal and her boyfriend are fantasies, so the cosplay scene really isn’t that important.

That ended quite abruptly, didn’t it?

It wasn’t originally something that pushed the story forward, was it?

What was the greatest reward for me was realizing that we were both in love, rather than being praised for my outfit or becoming famous.

I was on guard because I had seen the previous work and the person tends to have a feminine writer’s flair.

It might feel like a letdown because it ended more easily than I expected.

I thought that it changed direction too much because the readers criticized the part where the characters passed by each other…

I wanted it to end after portraying plenty of just everyday cuddling.

>>97

You’re going to do it in a special edition or an epilogue, right?

Since it will be a short story, it’s probably an everyday episode.

It’s fun to read as we climb from the valley, but it wraps up in just a few chapters from there.

7 years…?

It felt like about two years.

The interval between episodes is really…

I think it will be different if I read the whole volume at once.

Gal → Girl → Monkey

It was definitely a proper romance manga.

I thought the serious final chapter started in volume 13, but I was left feeling let down when it wrapped up so quickly in volume 14.

>>105

It might feel that way if you only follow the standalone volumes, but the Haniel arc felt fairly long in the serialization.

>>107

It had several breaks in between, after all…

Honestly, it’s fine if it’s a harem romantic comedy, but in a 1-on-1 type romantic comedy, there’s really no need to spend time on misunderstandings.

There were many hiatuses during the heavy periods of Hanyel in the second half, after all.

I had already expected that things would be wrapped up quickly, like discussions in class, so I thought it would be something like this.

In any case, publication interval.

The Haniel arc, or rather the Kanon-chan & Misunderstanding arc…

>>111

When reading it all at once, it gets resolved quickly, but it was being published at a pace of having 1 chapter followed by 1-2 breaks…

I still want to see that world.

What needed to be done is probably done and over with.

I just wanted to see more of you getting along.

She said that the Haniel arc was the one she wanted to draw the most, so once that’s finished…

If the identity is revealed and I try to do a showbiz development, it seems like it would take about twice as long…

I couldn’t stand it anymore when the serious yet comical twists stopped being published.

You can enjoy the extra edition! That’s great!

Was it that the time of destiny was once a month or something?

It’s a story that feels just right when read all at once, so it has become easier to recommend.

I want you to entertain me with anime next.

Even if you are discovered and raised up because of your high abilities.

It will probably be unpopular because it will mainly involve struggle and suffering.

I want to read it, but…

>>122

I could only feel like, who are these people involved… so it might have been tough if the development had expanded from there…

Well, it would be a lie to say I don’t want to see Marin-chan’s unstoppable strength.

>>131

Musou is fun, but it keeps getting cheaper and cheaper…

I don’t need wins or losses…

>>135

For better or worse, we must continue to deal with inflation…

>>143

Discovered by someone in Hollywood, expanding overseas!

Can we surpass the authentic art and models!?

>>122

It’s just a conjecture, but I think going pro from there and becoming active…

I realize it wasn’t like this; it was over there where everyone was enjoying cosplay together.

I think there might have been a bit more to the process before reaching the conclusion.

There were many instances where the development hinted at something but ended up being quickly resolved.

You can make one more focusing on Juju.

I think they’re a character with that kind of potential.

What happened to the busty elementary school student…?

Cosplay is fun as a hobby! That’s the essence of this work, but it broke all the flags of various events, didn’t it?

Well, I thought that since all the developments where the cosplay otaku editor almost got discovered were completely meta, there wouldn’t be any revelation of identity…

>>128

I thought it would be obvious from the thank you reply…

Let’s think that it’s good that it didn’t turn into a situation where we would have ended up saying, “If only it had ended there at that point.”

It was a stance that did not change until the end.

Whether I was able to create something that I am satisfied with, rather than being evaluated by others.

The two manga artists were fine with that.

Generally, hedgehog heads are stupid.

I wanted to see Gojou-kun’s invincibility.

The story was well-constructed and wrapped up nicely, but the way it was summarized didn’t feel tailored for a shonen manga audience.

>>136

It’s fine because it’s not a boys’ magazine.

It’s a bit of a waste to end on a note that’s considered unnecessary, but ending at a good timing is preferable.

I think it’s really amazing that it has continued to be depicted not as a competition, but as something to enjoy.

It felt like they did everything as a romantic comedy, but as a cosplay story, the ending was somewhat unsatisfactory.

If we go any further, it won’t be a hobby cosplay thing, so I think it was a big turning point for the Haniel chapter.

The fact that Gojo-kun is already a cosplayer’s costume designer is tough, to say the least…

Since it’s just about bringing an original design to shape, it’s hard to convey its greatness.

>>144

Rather, it was able to depict the greatness quite impressively, wasn’t it?

Did it end with the student council president’s sexual preferences shattered?!

The Haniel arc was the best, but it differs from person to person.

>>149

Isn’t it about what to consider as the Haniel arc? If it’s until Comic Market, then it’s my favorite.

>>149

When the final volume comes out, I might read them all from the beginning and my impression might change again.

The impression that the story hasn’t progressed at all due to frequent hiatuses while it was airing is quite significant for me…

Isn’t it a nice conclusion that two families have come together?

Especially for Gojo-kun, who has a particularly painful past.

>>150

Who could do such a terrible thing…?

Is it a spadari?

I like the story from the Destiny arc to the resolution of the misunderstandings when rereading it in the standalone book.

It was tough when I was following it in installments because the publication pace was slow.

I don’t want to admit that the remnants of the Heisei era are the successors.

It’s been a while since the last publication! Those two old guys who are cartoonists just ended up chatting aimlessly!

In real-time, it can be quite tough.

As a final episode, I felt that the catharsis as a reward was somewhat weak considering the long buildup.

It’s not that it’s bad; it’s more about the difference from the expected balance.

>>160

I know it sounds really boring, but after the two of us broke up, I realized that it was different after all.

I wanted a climactic feeling of confession after Shinai dashed into the night streets and the main theme’s chorus played in the background.

It ended up being a casual confession, but the difference in their lovey-dovey behavior afterwards is amusing.

It feels like a side story because the pages of the volume are lacking.

It ended happily without any unnecessary events.

This is super important; you can reread the entire volume as many times as you want.

If there hadn’t been any hiatuses, it would have been a flawless work.

I’m not ordering cosplay costumes anymore, what!? Were you jealous? Because I went straight from the bottom of the valley to the very top of the mountain!

There’s no time to feel any catharsis.

>>166

There was definitely a struggle about becoming a professional and interactions with the original author, right?

>>168

It’s not here… Even if we’re going to do it, that conversation was quite sudden.

Even if Marin-chan herself becomes a pro and is pampered.

It would have been better if we all enjoyed cosplaying as amateurs! It’s a bit weak if that’s not the direction we go.

Memories of the time I was reading while harboring the unfounded worries that Akira was just pushing the princess.

I wanted to see Gojo-kun being appreciated more.

>>169

It’s a shame it ended up smoldering until the end.

I thought there was a decent accumulation over there.

Even when people said that Haniel’s novel is amazing, I couldn’t grasp its greatness at all.

I read that the author commented on Marine’s Hanyel cosplay saying it’s amazing!

What is this old man? I only thought that much.

>>170

The evaluation of the manga called “Tenmei” is so high that I couldn’t relate to it at all.

It’s praised a lot in the story, but I don’t understand what makes it so amazing.

In the end, the Haniel chapter is not about the humans who do cosplay and their characters, as well as the author’s intentions and such.

It was merely a disappointing ending that served as a stage setup for Gojo-kun to confess to Marin.

The bisque doll that appeared halfway through didn’t have much significance either!

Well, the conclusion I hoped for when I started reading this manga was something like this, so I feel like it’s fine.

“It’s a bit much to say that the author was supposed to depict the story I wanted to see!”

>>173

If you ask whether I wanted to see it, I feel like it might create tension for a long time.

I don’t really want to see the professional version, so if changing the plans and cutting it was the right decision, then I think it was correct.

It must be tough for the author with so many hiatuses.

When you become popular, more things will come your way.

It felt a bit like, despite saying that the Haniel chapter was the one I wanted to draw the most.

It seems that a little bit of dissatisfaction is just right.

I feel like I could continue, but it might end up being superfluous.

It seems that people who read comics in one go due to the anime effect are likely to enjoy it the most.

I’m not saying not to take a break, but personally, I would prefer if you took a break all at once and published it without any gap of nine years.

There are various judgments from the selling side, like the topic losing its relevance, but…

It seems that the Honeyel arc’s hiatus and development gaps had a bad compatibility.

It gives the impression that I’ve only been making a serious face for several years now.

From the beginning, Marin-chan has been a total pro.

There were other works within the work (probably all around that area in terms of image).

It seemed like there was nothing like that for Destiny, so there were parts of the work that didn’t resonate with me.

Or was there a model that corresponds to “that thing we say in reality”?

It was just a typical cloudy period development, and if they keep complaining about it, it will make me lose motivation even more.

Who looks happiest? It’s Yumepapa, who is the most lively and comforting.

>>185

I’m no longer worried about my daughter; all my concerns have disappeared.

I think it’s better to end it like this rather than dragging it out unnecessarily like a romantic comedy in a magazine.

I want a game adaptation and would like to preserve the Jujusama sisters route.

I thought there would be a conflict with the guy who connects directly, but there was nothing really going on and I blocked him immediately.

I thought they might have intended to create some drama with the various characters and the stalker-like editor.

It’s not really going to be a pleasant story, so I don’t need it…

if it’s like a work

Is it impossible to have route branching in manga?

I scattered some ideas that could be continued, but there have been many hiatuses, so I wonder if the author gave up.

After seeing Gojo-kun’s trauma girl resolved at Mach speed, I felt like it was about time to wrap things up.

The fact that Gojo-kun saw Jujuman first does not disappear.

Is it over…?

I fell off at Haniel, but if it’s over, I might try to finish it.

I’m glad it concluded safely.