Imaru Adachi Wraps Up Higehiro Manga Adaptation
The captivating tale of Imaru Adachi’s manga adaptation of the beloved light novel series, Higehiro: After Being Rejected, I Shaved and Took in a High School Runaway, has finally come to an end. Published in the March issue of Kadokawa’s Monthly Shōnen Ace magazine, the final chapter marks a bittersweet conclusion to this heartwarming story that has captured the hearts of readers since its debut in November 2018.
A Heartfelt Narrative Unfolds
The story follows Yoshida, an ordinary salaryman drowning his sorrows in alcohol, who stumbles upon a runaway high school girl one fateful night. Instead of succumbing to her proposition for a place to stay in exchange for intimacy, Yoshida offers her a job and a roof over her head. Thus begins an unconventional and touching romantic comedy between two individuals from different worlds.
A Labor of Love
Imaru Adachi’s manga adaptation has been a labor of love, bringing author Shimesaba and illustrator booota’s light novel series to life with each turn of the page. Fans have been enthralled by the nuanced characters, heartfelt moments, and unexpected twists that have made Higehiro a standout in the world of manga.
A Journey Comes to an End
The 13th and final volume of the manga is set to be released on March 24th, giving readers the opportunity to relive the emotional journey of Yoshida and the high school runaway once more. One Peace Books, the publisher of the manga in North America, has ensured that fans around the world can experience the magic of Higehiro.
A Legacy Continues
While the manga may have concluded, the legacy of Higehiro lives on. The light novel series, which began serialization in 2017, has captivated readers with its poignant storytelling and beautiful illustrations. Yen Press has brought the novels to English-speaking audiences, ensuring that the magic of Higehiro reaches fans far and wide.
A Multimedia Experience
In addition to the manga and light novels, Higehiro has also inspired a television anime adaptation that premiered in April 2021. Crunchyroll streamed the series, both subbed and dubbed, allowing fans to immerse themselves in the world of Yoshida and the high school runaway in a whole new way.
As we bid farewell to Imaru Adachi’s Higehiro manga adaptation, we reflect on the impact this story has had on readers around the world. The heartfelt tale of love, friendship, and redemption will continue to resonate with fans long after the final volume is released.
