In the June issue of Houbunsha publisher Manga Time magazine it was revealed that the spin-off manga based on Ruri Miyahara's manga Love Lab will come to an end in the next issue of the magazine on June 5.
Miyahara began publishing this spin-off manga in Houbunsha's Manga Time magazine on March 6 and focuses on the Tanahashi twins, and the characters Rentarou Kurahashi and Suzune Tanahashi.
On the other hand, Miyahara published the original manga Love Lab in the Houbunsha publishing house Manga magazine in 2006. The work ended in October 2019 and the publishing house published the fifteenth compilation volume on January 7. The manga inspired a thirteen-episode anime adaptation released in July 2013.
© 宮 原 る り / 芳 文 社 HOUBUNSHA
Youtube Channel
Featured post
The Historie anime confirms its long-awaited premiere for January 2027
If you thought that historical anime could no longer surprise you and you missed the visual rawne…
Follow me on Twitter
Popular Posts
The romance Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You will advance its premiere date
If you are one of those who cannot stand the torture of w…
Idols fired in Japan for committing the worst crime: being friends outside of working hours
The entertainment industry in Japan has always been known…
Goodbye to open endings: 7 romantic comedies with perfect endings
Let's face it, being a fan of romantic comedies in an…
Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War Reveals Epic Finale Trailer
If you have been following the adventures of the most fam…
The Eccentric Doctor of the Moon Flower Kingdom manga will have an anime adaptation
If you thought that the quota of protagonists related to …
Ms. Isshiki Wants to Know About Love anime confirms its premiere for 2027
If you ever thought your love life was a complete mess, w…
Illustrator reveals that she is a woman and the internet ignores her art to make it viral
Social media is a completely unpredictable terrain for co…
The Iceblade Sorcerer anime confirms its second season for October
If you thought that we were going to run out of sequels o…
Yoko Taro finally explains the mysterious message of "To be continued..." in NieR: Automata
When we saw the "To be continued..." at the end…
School hell in Japan: Young people expose the most ridiculous rules of their high schools
Img1We always tend to idealize Japanese student life than…
