In the most recent edition of Monthly Big
Gangan magazine, the final chapter of the manga written and illustrated
by Maybe , “ Tales of Wedding Rings ( Kekkon
Yubiwa Monogatari )”, was published after a ten-year
serialization. The ending was well received by fans, so those
interested in the original work could read it in full before the second season of
the anime adaptation is released.
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For their part, the creative duo Maybe began
publishing the manga through Square Enix 's Monthly
Big Gangan magazine in March 2014. A twelve-episode anime adaptation
premiered in Winter-2023 (January-March) and was produced
by Staple Entertainment , while a second season is in
production.
Synopsis of Tales of Wedding Ring
A decade ago, Princess Krystal Novaty "Hime"
Nokanatika traveled from another world to escape assassination attempts by an
evil force. When she arrives in present-day Japan, she meets Haruto Satou. With
him she shares a promise: she must forget what she just witnessed and they will
both become friends. Hime returns to the kingdom of Nokanatika to fulfill her
royal duties and bids farewell to Haruto. However, when the young man suddenly
remembers her first meeting with Hime, he runs to the place where she first
appeared and crosses her dimensional portal to reunite with her.
Their arrival interrupts the marriage ceremony between
Krystal and Prince Marmarugias Gisaras. The wedding is brutally interrupted by
the attack of a monster from the abyss that threatens the life of the princess.
Acting impulsively, Hime decides to exchange rings with Haruto, granting her
new husband light powers that allow her to kill the monster. Now dubbed the
King of the Rings, Haruto must marry four other princesses to gain new magical
powers and have a chance to prevail in his fight against the world's enemy: the
King of the Abyss.
Source: ComicNatalie
