Many are wondering if the Tomo-chan is a Girl manga has already begun.
Tomo-chan is a girl from Studio Lay-duce is one of the most popular romantic comedy anime series to air in the 2023 Winter schedule.
Many people are now eager to begin reading the original manga series, as a result of the anime providing millions of fans with the mid-week happiness we all need.
Is the original Tomo-chan is a Girl manga already published, or is the series still releasing new chapters in Japan?
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Is the Tomo-chan is a Girl manga done?
Yes, the original Tomo-chan is a Girl manga series, illustrated and written by Fumita Yanagida, is unfortunately over.
From April 7, 2015 to July 14, 2019, the Twi4 Twitter account began serializing domestically in Japan.
Yanagida confirmed in a now-deleted Twitter post on September 24, that volume 8 would be the final installment of the romantic comedy series.
The Tomo-chan is a Girl manga was released in Japan in a total of eight complete Tankobon volumes under the Kodansha banner.
Seven Seas Entertainment has already published all eight available volumes in English.
Tomo and Jun have been best friends since they were little kids, but now that they're in high school, Tomo wants to be more than just pals...too bad Jun just sees her as 'one of the guys.' Tomo may be a tomboy, but she's determined to demonstrate to Jun that she's a woman.
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Right Stuf, Bookshop, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Books A Million, Indigo, Indiebound, Powell's, Walmart, and Waterstones are all available to buy physical copies of the original manga.
If fans want to listen to the original manga series online, digital versions may also be downloaded on Amazon Kindle, Book Walker, Google Play, Kobo, and Nook.
In 2016, Tomo-chan is a Girl won the prestigious Next Manga Award in the web manga category.
Rebecca Silverman of Anime News Network praised the manga for its engaging art and humor, stating that this is a series that "can bring you back after a long day."
Yanagida's writing has a rushed feel, but it's still fun and effective at highlighting both the comedy and the pathos of the situations the characters find themselves in. Whether it's talking about karate or sharing an umbrella, the characters interact with another naturalness to sell the humor of the situations. ANN.
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