Ryūki Ōnuma, Hikari Komaru's Doggo Manga Ends With Chapter 74
The short-lived series concluded after less than two years of serialization, with the creative team already signaling a new project.
Reporting from 1 source: Anime News Network.
Ryūki Ōnuma and Hikari Komaru's manga Doggo (also known as INNU) ended with its 74th chapter on YanMaga Web on Saturday. The final chapter stated both authors are currently preparing a new work. The series launched in August 2024 and moved to YanMaga Web in January. Seven Seas publishes the English edition.
The series began in Kodansha's Young Magazine in August 2024 before moving to the YanMaga Web platform on January 17. Seven Seas describes the story as a comedy about a high school student who takes in a talking, fighting pug named Innu, who becomes embroiled in yakuza life. Kodansha shipped the seventh compiled volume on May 1. The final chapter on Saturday confirmed that both Ryūki Ōnuma and Hikari Komaru are now working on a new manga.
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