The enemy I’m fighting now was the final boss…

Finally, it’s the limit.

It feels like they suddenly threw it out after delaying it because the media mix development wasn’t taking off.

A new main character, so there’s probably going to be a sequel.

It feels so shallow that it’s hard to believe it’s the final episode before being canceled after 10 weeks.

Let’s add the unfinished parts in the comics until it’s complete!

Please decide, Senpai.

Ah…

What is a curse attack?

Are you excited?

Aren’t the vengeful warriors giving off more of a heroine vibe than the childhood friend?

Aren’t you waiting for the social game?

This manga has had 15 volumes, huh?

The giant monster of Meireki is lurking inside a mushroom.
The resentment of those killed by that great monster is like the Naraku of ninjutsu.
Since the flow has the protagonist being possessed in the first episode… I guess that’s the final episode.

Don’t end suddenly…

It seems like they might do a time jump.

Was I just drinking fake pleasure wine…

No way.
Is the one I’m fighting now the final boss!?

There are 2 episodes left until the final episode!!!!!!! (Bawling operator)

It seems like they still continue to prolong treatment since they do things like anime and games.

At least at this timing, it would mean running away just before the start of the anime’s second season.

Is it going to end smoothly without a sense of a final battle?

I thought, “Why are they dragging this out for so long like it’s a middle chapter?” and then I was told that what they’re doing now is the final chapter…

I never thought that the one who appeared like a mid-boss would actually be the final boss.

Prepare the funeral gun!

Aren’t you going to talk about Kafka not being able to return to being human or something like that?

The reputation on the internet is terrible, but is it true that a top-selling manga from the current Jump series will suddenly disappear again?

What the heck is it that even a full-powered strike comes to a halt in front of the core?

There is a company that is about to start a social game that could determine its future…

The greatest achievement of Kaiju No. 8 is
It was to create relaxation.
In other words, Shonen Jump should give serialization to relaxed manga creators.

Sell all the shitty model kits and prize items.

Huh, I can’t see the excitement, but isn’t the comic itself selling quite well?

When No. 9 started to stand out, I was thinking, what is this guy’s treatment, is he the final boss or something, and now I’m wondering if it’s really going to end…

It seems the author has given up on this.

If you think of the mushroom battle as part of the final boss fight, it was a long final boss fight.

A bowl!?
Is it really starting a social game from now?!?

Are we really going to end it at a time when we’re just about to expand our media presence more and more!?

I feel like it has been quite a long time, but it’s only volume 15…

I want to say “hurry up and finish” like it’s an easy thing to say, but it was simply too insulting to do so.

It’s wrong to bet the company’s fortunes on this.

If you can make money just by putting it out there, you should just keep having the mushrooms fight endlessly.

What’s going to happen with the continuation of the anime, the mobile game, and the怪8 ramen lined up in the drugstore with the wagon?!

Ah

When is the second season of the anime?!

Prepare the funeral gun!

More! Right!?

Even if the manga is finished, we must continue with the anime…!

Ah…

I thought they were still stretching it out because there are various media mixes.
It’s ending…

It’s probably the time when various social games are eagerly collaborating…

You can read all the episodes for free now!

I thought it would end without being hit this time, so I managed to overcome the hurdle.

Everyone, including those who aren’t familiar at all, suddenly acted as if it was a final conclusion of a drama without any buildup, and I was confused to find that it was actually the final chapter.

I was wondering where the popularity is, but it’s actually selling well, isn’t it?

Is it alright for a rich person to end things on a thin premise!?

I have to finish it…

Speaking of which, the spiritual pressure of the yankee and the fake Kyouraku is still gone.

Could it be that there aren’t many readers who thought this was the final battle?

But…

I can’t believe they forcefully made the shimeji mushroom, which had such a strong mid-boss vibe, the final boss and just ended it like that…

I realized that a plan that has started moving cannot suddenly stop when I see the figures and collaborations coming out one after another.

It seems like they haven’t fully released various media mixes yet!?

I thought it was going to drag on even longer from the last pull, but it ends here, huh…

I’m sorry if I overlooked it, but what was the thing that turned the old man into a monster when he first came to the hospital?

I liked the gag manga spin-off.

(I knew the anime wasn’t good after all…)

You’re really lacking in options, aren’t you…?

The old man’s flashbacks and monologues feel very forced…
It’s not something you can easily see.

It’s kind of sad that they were forcefully pushing it with Dentsu’s full-blown stealth marketing since episode 1.

No, it shouldn’t affect the anime.
Even Demon Slayer continues its anime after the original work has ended.

It’s not that unusual for the anime to continue while the manga ends first.
Both Demon Slayer and Jujutsu are like that, right?

I predict that the old man will be cleaning again in the final episode.

It’s really unfortunate for the affiliated companies that got caught up in this.

It was an experiment to see if a random selection would sell if Jump liked it, right?

It’s hard to say if ending at the timing when the second season starts is good or bad.

In the end, is King Oyster Mushroom the final boss?

Since the release of issue 9, the stories have been so random that it really seems like the author doesn’t have anything specific they want to create. Well, I guess that’s how it goes.

I went all the way to the end with the feeling that the king oyster mushroom is probably a mid-boss position linked to the true identity of the big boss…

So, in the end, is it correct to say that the editor at the time of the launch was competent?

Did you enter loss-cutting mode?
You were holding back on the game, right?

A canceled manga that allows for such a sluggish final battle isn’t really a canceled manga.

After going all out with media mix, you actually intended to end this?

Is the Reiwa Oshi Shikamen coming to an end?

The book sold well because it bounced from the very beginning, but I wonder if the media expansion itself ultimately didn’t go very well…

Once you read one episode, it’s really interesting!
Isn’t it amazing?

Maybe it’ll end with the epilogue in the next two episodes.

I can read up to about volume 5 properly, but from there on, the flaws become more and more apparent.

Was there no talk about non-mobile games?
I might be misunderstanding.

The cat wappa was like this too.
It feels like I’m drawing episodes 2 and onward even though I don’t have anything I want to draw.

Will the anime be able to reach the end in its second season?

It’s been a while since I read it, but are they still fighting mushrooms!?

Even if the original manga ends, it’s fine because we can still make money through collaborations and media mixes.

Eringi really ended this manga in various ways.

It’s just a wild guess, but the first half succeeded beyond the author’s ability and gained popularity.
I thought that from the middle onwards, they were struggling to meet those expectations, so I think it might be a good thing to end it here and free the author from this work.

It’s a grudge, isn’t it?

But…

The first episode is really interesting and exciting…

Are you finally going to agree with my theory that we should only think about the story in the early stages?

The part where it said “Only 2 episodes left until the finale!” was the most intense.

Anyway, the old man loses the strength of the monster and is looking down at the city from a high place, wondering “What should I do from now on?” when a woman in her thirties calls out to him from behind, and behind her is Reno, and that’s how it ends.

Akatsuki is crying too.

It’s impressive that this work has been adapted into an anime and even reached media mix.

The product lineup seemed completely stagnant, but I had the impression that sales numbers were high… or was that just my imagination?

The first shapeshifting hero really nailed the basics of having to hide their identity while fighting, and that was really great.
I ended up dropping out because it became mainly about strangers fighting in strange suits.

It’s sad that it ends in July when the anime starts 😭

I wonder if the author and editor had to bow their heads to various people to forcibly bring it to an end.

Even the positive responses are just, “Isn’t it selling somewhere I’m not aware of?” instead of “It was selling well,” which is terrible.

Is it Mach speed? It’s really surprising because it’s different from what I expected!?

It was quite interesting by the end of the first volume, and I wonder if it would have been different with good editing…

I was thinking that Volume 9 would end quickly, but it turns out there are only 2 chapters left until the manga itself ends.

I wonder if Kikoru will get together with a game otaku.

If it sells, it’s a win. It may be frustrating, but it can’t be helped.

The social game company is pitiful.

It’s impressive in a way that it suddenly ends, like it’s been cut off, right at the timing when the anime’s second season and mobile game are about to start.

What happened to the hero-like captain?

By the way, what happened to the panda or bear that was hidden in the background?

Back when it was around volume 1, the way it was praised was amazing…
The readers were very honest and cruel.

I was thinking it would be stretched out for another two years, so I was surprised to suddenly hear that there are two more episodes coming in various ways.

No matter how much you push, it’s proven that some things just can’t be done, as shown by Samu 8.
It’s true that there are supporters for the strange phenomenon of the best-selling books.

It took me a little while to remember what the samurai were because too much time had passed.

It’s rare to see a work where the characters are so excited while the audience feels completely left out.
Because a character that hasn’t been properly developed is suddenly treated like a big finale.

Boys are going to like super strong skull-faced heroes.
…This guy doesn’t fight.

“Normally, Kaiju No. 8 would say from here, ‘Thank you for defeating it. I can finally give my all now that it’s gone,’ and the final form of the mushroom would appear.”

You can continue to relax.

What about number 3 and number 7 that haven’t appeared in the Numbers?

It seems like they will return to Jump magazine around next year.

Maybe, but after doing all this, I don’t think the king oyster mushroom is dead yet.

What will happen to the heart of the boy who bought the怪８T?!

I was surprised to find that both the art and the story were good when I reread the first chapter.

I think it’s already generally bad up to that point, but the thin template developments and sloppiness after the final battle-like situation really gets worse.

Not only the story, but the illustrations also became disastrous as the narrative progressed.

Why did the grudge spirit guy choose Kafka…

It seems that they ended up having to stretch it out forcibly until the media adaptation settled down, when they originally planned to wrap it up in a small number of volumes with the Eringiras boss.
It seems like the end of Mashle was probably like that.

As always, the comment section is more interesting than the actual manga.

I won’t say that it’s not selling well just because I haven’t heard good reviews online.
That being said, I wonder what kind of demographic continues to buy it…

The lack of response to the view counts and book sales is so unsettlingly quiet that it’s scary.

A mushroom that has been fighting all along.
Damn it, I have to go!
Please go ahead, senpai!
Characters up to Rank D are returning to the battlefield one after another.
Damn, I have to go…
Leave this to me!
Shall we go?
Only 2 episodes left until the final episode!

Since Kafka’s identity was revealed, it really hasn’t been interesting… or rather, I feel like I’ve used up all the ideas I had thought of in advance around this point.
Well, it’s fine since we’ve done everything, like the collaboration with Mina, the revelation of the 8th unit’s settings, and the great monster of Meireki, before reaching the end.
I feel strongly that there was definitely more room to expand the conversation, it’s such a waste…

If both the anime and the merchandise are super popular, it definitely won’t end so abruptly.

It became a manga that resembles a collection of scenes I’ve seen in various anime.
It must have completely exceeded the author’s capacity…

I’m surprised that 445 discs have been sold.

Well, if I end up in a situation where I’m seated as a super popular work but can’t come up with any ideas…
If I were the author, I’d be depressed…

Did it happen?! It’s a surprising development, but it’s reassuring that it will definitely end in two more episodes.

I think the author did a great job.
I think I would have gone mentally bad.

Have you figured out the details of a weapon that truly suits me?

Don’t end so abruptly with your true identity being revealed…

It must have been quite tough, as they managed to get through it somehow with frequent breaks and big panels towards the end.

It doesn’t matter, but I feel kind of sad that Usuta is in 10th place.

From the start, when the author reveals the true identity at this point with this material, I felt that they haven’t studied at all…
Well, at first I thought, “Are they going to break the template and go their own way!? That’s impressive!?” but…

The sales of the paperback are amazing, but the sales of other formats are as mentioned above, so I really don’t know who is supporting it.
“About 99.9% of the fans will be those who say, ‘I don’t watch the anime or movies, but I only buy the manga.'”
What the heck is that?

On the relax side, it’s still interesting…

It’s really late to realize this, but the world view is fundamentally filled with resentment… I still feel that way now.

The strong style that seems to throw away all the qualities that initially captured the readers.

Well, there’s nothing more to discuss if we go any further…

If we could just shift a little bit of funding towards various developments, we might have been able to bring in someone to write a good scenario and make improvements, right?