Sumi Eno announced on their X/Twitter account on Monday that the After God manga is entering its last arc, and that Eno is working on the manga’s story leading up to the finale.

The manga has been on hiatus since July 14.

Comikey publishes the series in English and describes the story:

Japan has been invaded by Gods, leaving giant Danger Zones where once were cityscapes. While patrolling the area, Anti-God researcher Tokinaga discovers Kamikura Waka looking forlornly through the protective fence. In her eyes, he spots something deep and dangerous. Something capable of changing the world…

Eno launched the series on Shogakukan‘s Ura Sunday platform and Shogakukan‘s Manga ONE platform in August 2021. Shogakukan shipped the 10th compiled book volume on November 19.

Comikey licensed the series for simulpublication in English in February 2022. Viz Media began publishing the series in print in February 2024. Viz shipped the ninth volume on March 17.

Source: Sumi Eno‘s X/Twitter account

Sumi Eno announced on their X/Twitter account on Monday that the After God manga is entering its last arc, and that Eno is working on the manga’s story leading up to the finale.

The manga has been on hiatus since July 14.

Comikey publishes the series in English and describes the story:

Japan has been invaded by Gods, leaving giant Danger Zones where once were cityscapes. While patrolling the area, Anti-God researcher Tokinaga discovers Kamikura Waka looking forlornly through the protective fence. In her eyes, he spots something deep and dangerous. Something capable of changing the world…

Eno launched the series on Shogakukan‘s Ura Sunday platform and Shogakukan‘s Manga ONE platform in August 2021. Shogakukan shipped the 10th compiled book volume on November 19.

Comikey licensed the series for simulpublication in English in February 2022. Viz Media began publishing the series in print in February 2024. Viz shipped the ninth volume on March 17.

Source: Sumi Eno‘s X/Twitter account

Fuji TV announced on Friday that Yū-hachi‘s Dekai Hachi; Miseban no Spis; and Ah, Tanuki wa Mō Dame Desu manga will all be adapted into an omnibus short anime titled Yūsanchi! from Yū-hachi that will premiere within Fuji TV‘s Nonstop! program and Kansai TV‘s Shunkan Live Toretate! program in October.

Rarecho (Aggretsuko) is directing and scripting the Miseban no Spis and Ah, Tanuki wa Mō Dame Desu segments, while Gaku Kinoshita (Sumikko Gurashi: Koko ga Ochitsukun Desu) is directing and scripting the Dekai Hachi segments. Fanworks is animating the series.

Dekai Hachi centers on a the titular character, a 40cm (roughly 1 foot and 3 inches) tall creature and his daily life alongside humans. Miseban no Spis centers on a mysterious fish that suddenly appears one day. Ah, Tanuki wa Mō Dame Desu centers on a tanuki that is rented by various people.

Yū-hachi draws both the Dekai Hachi and Miseban no Spis manga on pixiv. Square Enix released a combined book volume of Miseban no Spis in July 2024. Yū-hachi draws Ah, Tanuki wa Mō Dame Desu on their X/Twitter account, as well as Kadokawa‘s KadoComi website. Kadokawa released a compiled book volume for the manga in June 2025.

Sources: Yūsanchi! anime’s website, Comic Natalie

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