Chie Shinkyū’s Mikako 72-sai Manga Ends – News

Coamix‘s Comic Zenon website published the final chapter of Chie Shinkyū‘s Mikako 72-sai (72-Year-Old Mikako) manga on June 27.

The manga centers on the titular Mikako, a 72-year-old woman whose husband has recently passed away, and who now lives alone in the couple’s house. Her children and grandchildren worry for her, and give her a smartphone. While using it, she comes across the old account of her husband.

Shinkyū launched the manga on the Comic Zenon website in 2021. Coamix published the manga’s first compiled book volume in February 2022, and will publish the fourth and final volume on August 20.

Shinkyū’s Takako-san manga ended with its sixth volume in February 2021.

Shinkyū started the Wakako-zake manga in North Stars Pictures and Tokuma Shoten‘s Monthly Comic Zenon magazine in 2011. Media Do released the first volume of the manga digitally in English on several platforms in October 2018. Nenzu Nyanbara launched a spinoff manga titled Taishū Sakaba Wakao – Wakako-zake Betten (Public Bar Wakao – Wakako-zake Different Shop) on Tokuma Shoten‘s Web Comic Zenyon website in January 2019. The spinoff manga ended in its seventh and final volume in 2022.

The first 12-episode live-action television season based on the manga aired in January-March 2015, and the second and third 12-episode seasons premiered in January 2016 and April 2017, respectively. The fourth season premiered in January 2019, and the fifth season premiered in April 2020 and aired for 12 episodes. The series had its first special in December 2020. The sixth season premiered in January 2022, and the seventh season premiered in July 2023. The eighth and most recent season premiered on January 8.

Crunchyroll streamed the second live-action season as it aired, and added the first season in April 2016. The manga also inspired a 12-episode series of three-minute anime shorts, starring Miyuki Sawashiro, that premiered in July 2015. Crunchyroll also streamed the anime series as it aired.

Source: Comic Zenon