Ukami is the creator of the Gabriel Dropout manga, which is set to end with its next chapter. The series has been serialized since December 2013 and has been compiled into sixteen volumes.
Ukami's Gabriel Dropout manga is ending. The announcement came in the September issue of Kadokawa's Dengeki Daioh G magazine, stating the series will conclude with its next chapter. The comedy began serialization in December 2013 in Dengeki Daioh G, initially on a bi-monthly schedule before moving to monthly serialization in April 2014. Kadokawa has compiled the series into sixteen volumes, with the latest shipped in September 2025. Yen Press publishes the manga in English, describing the story of Gabriel White Tenma, an angel who descends to Earth to guide humanity but falls into video game addiction.
The series spawned an anime adaptation produced by Studio Doga Kobo, which premiered in January 2017. Masahiko Ohta directed the anime, with a voice cast including Miyu Tomita as Gabriel, Naomi Oozora as Satania McDowell, Saori Oonishi as Vignette April Tsukinose, Kana Hanazawa as Raphiel Ainsworth Shiraha, and Inori Minase as Tapris Sugarbell Chisaki. Crunchyroll streams the anime. The magazine also publishes a spin-off manga, Tapris SugarStep by Bafako, focusing on the character Tapris.
Separately, a columnist at Anime Hack praised the series Ponsuka, which Ukami also creates, as the dark horse hit of the current season. The column highlights the fast-paced comedic depiction of opposites-attracting leads Togo Sakuraomon and Poem Kohinata, its strong supporting cast with their own romantic subplots, and the anime's pop visual style that retains the manga's thick lines while adding fluid animation.
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The Gabriel Dropout manga will end with its next chapter, as announced in the September issue of Kadokawa's Dengeki Daioh G magazine. Ukami's comedy series began serialization in December 2013 in Dengeki Daioh G, initially on a bi-monthly schedule before switching to monthly serialization in April 2014. Kadokawa has compiled the series into sixteen volumes, with the latest shipped in September 2025. Yen Press publishes the manga in English, describing the story of Gabriel White Tenma, an angel who descends to Earth to guide humanity but falls into video game addiction. An anime adaptation produced by Studio Doga Kobo premiered in January 2017, directed by Masahiko Ohta, with a voice cast including Miyu Tomita as Gabriel, Naomi Oozora as Satania McDowell, Saori Oonishi as Vignette April Tsukinose, Kana Hanazawa as Raphiel Ainsworth Shiraha, and Inori Minase as Tapris Sugarbell Chisaki. Crunchyroll streams the anime. The magazine also publishes a spin-off manga, Tapris SugarStep by Bafako, focusing on the character Tapris.
Anime Hack columnist Q declares "The Story of a Clumsy Disciplinary Committee Member and an Inappropriately Skirted JK" (Ponsuka) the dark horse hit of the current season. The piece praises the series' fast-paced comedic depiction of opposites-attracting leads Togo Sakuraomon and Poem Kohinata, its strong supporting cast with their own romantic subplots, and the anime's pop visual style that retains the manga's thick lines while adding fluid animation.