The long-running supernatural manga Kemono Jihen is nearing its conclusion. According to the December issue of Shueisha's Jump SQ. magazine, the story's climax is now imminent. This follows an announcement in the series' 25th compiled volume, which shipped on August 4, stating that the manga will end in the next volume. Created by Sho Aimoto, the series began serialization in Jump SQ. in December 2016. The narrative follows Inugami, a Tokyo-based occult detective, and his encounter with a mysterious boy named Dorotabo. The manga's popularity led to a television anime adaptation, which debuted in January 2021. In the English market, Seven Seas Entertainment continues to release the series, with the 22nd volume published on October 6.
Sho Aimoto's Kemono Jihen Manga Approaches Final Chapter
The December issue of Jump SQ. confirms the story climax of the supernatural series is imminent as it heads toward its final volume.
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Originally reported by Jump SQ. December issue.
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