Reside-Action ‘Abolish no longer yelp mystery’ Impress Casts Sairi Itō
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The official web role for the live-circulation sequence of Yumi Tamura‘s Abolish no longer yelp mystery (Mystery to Iu Nakare) manga revealed on Monday that Sairi Itō (considered below) will join the forged as Seiko Furomitsu, a rookie detective.
The sequence will premiere in January 2022. The sequence will superstar Masaki Suda (left in portray below) as protagonist Totonō Kunō (appropriate).
Hiraoki Matsuyama, Shunsuke Shinada, Hideyuki Aizawa, and Hiroyuki Abe are directing the sequence. Tomoko Aizawa is penning the scripts. The sequence will air on Mondays at 9: 00 p.m.
The manga follows mystery-solving college student Totonō Kunō. First and main of the chronicle, the police lift him in for questioning on suspicion of the waste of his classmate.
Tamura published a one-shot for the manga in Month-to-month Vegetation in November 2016, sooner than launching a paunchy serialization of the manga within the journal a year later in November 2017. Shogakukan published the manga’s ninth compiled e-book quantity on July 9, and the 10th quantity will ship on December 10. The manga has topped 10 million copies in circulation, including electronic e-book edition.
Kodansha awarded the manga in its 44th annual Manga Awards in April 2020. The manga became as soon as moreover nominated for the 13th Manga Taisho Awards in January 2020.
Tamura launched the 35-quantity 7SEEDS sequence in 2001 in Bessatsu Shōjo Comic journal, sooner than sooner or later transferring it to Month-to-month Vegetation. The manga ended in July 2017. The manga obtained the Shōjo Category of the 52nd Annual Shogakukan Manga Awards in 2007. The manga inspired two anime sequence that premiered on Netflix in June 2019 and June 2020.
Tamura’s 27-quantity Basara manga ran in Bessatsu Shōjo Comic from 1990-1998. Viz Media published the manga in English in 2003-2008. The manga inspired the 13-episode Story of Basara tv anime sequence in 1998. Viz Media moreover published Tamura’s two-quantity Chicago manga in 2002-2003, and her one-quantity Wild Com manga in 2004.
Tamura’s Tomoe ga Yuku! manga inspired an customary video anime (OVA) sequence in 1991-1992.
Sources: Abolish no longer yelp mystery live-circulation sequence’ web role, Comic Natalie