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Tōmei Ningen Kyōtei manga launched in July 2014 This year's 18th issue of Hakusensha's Young Animal magazine revealed on September 8 that Aki Katsu's Futari H (Manga Sutra) manga will have a big announcement in the magazine's next issue on Friday. Katsu also ended his Tōmei Ningen Kyōtei (Invisible Man - Pact) manga last Friday. The manga's fifth and final compiled book volume is slated for October 30. Katsu (Psychic Academy, The Vision of Escaflowne) has been drawing Manga Sutra, which describes itself as a "love bible" or a "user's manual" for people in love, in Young Animal and Young Animal Arashi since 1997. The manga inspired two original video anime (OVA) series in 2002 and 2014. Hakusensha published the manga's 71st compiled book volume on July 28. As of last December, the series had 26 million copies in print. Monkey Chop launched a spinoff of the manga focusing on Akira in June. Katsu launched the Tōmei Ningen Kyōtei manga on Shogakukan's Moba Man site in Apri

This year's 19th issue of Hakusensha's Young Animal magazine announced on Friday that the 72nd and 73rd compiled volumes of Aki Katsu's Futari H (Manga Sutra) manga will get a joint limited edition release. The limited edition will include a full-color art book and an original "volume 72.5" manga The magazine had promised "big news" for the manga in this issue. Friday's issue also noted that the "Futari H's 20th anniversary can't be stopped." Katsu (Psychic Academy, The Vision of Escaflowne) has been drawing Manga Sutra, which describes itself as a "love bible" or a "user's manual" for people in love, in Young Animal and Young Animal Arashi since 1997. The manga inspired two original video anime (OVA) series in 2002 and 2014. Hakusensha published the manga's 71st compiled book volume on July 28. As of last December, the series had 26 million copies in print. Monkey Chop launched a spinoff of the manga focusing on Akira in June. Tokyopop published Katsu's The Vision of Escaf

Series premieres online on October 9 The official website for the live-action web series inspired by Yū Tsunamino's Futari Monologue manga announced on Friday that NMB48's Sayaka Yamamoto is performing the show's theme song "Let's go crazy." Yamamoto will also play a gym teacher in the series itself. In addition, the website announced that the series will stream on AbemaTV's AbemaSPECIAL Channel beginning on October 9. The first episode began streaming early on July 28, and is also available on Cygames' YouTube channel. The series stars Haruka Fukuhara (Kirakira ☆ Precure a la Mode's Cure Custard) as Hinata Omimura and Miki Yanagi (Doubutsu Sentai Zyuohger's Sera/Zyuohger Shark) as Mikage Mikuriya. Kenji Kurata is directing and writing the script. In the story, Hinata is an introverted high school girl and Mikage is the "gal" who sits next to her in class. Hinata realizes Mikage is her friend from elementary school, and she wants to strike up the friendship again.