Furyou Taimashi Reina - Vol. 6 Ch. 72 - Epilogue - 5 Years Later

[XacUop10]

What do they mean by the serialization has to be cut short? Did it get axed? God damn it, I want to see more

 

[raven_freak]

Sucks that it had to rush the ending, but thanks for translating the series!

 

[Refiad]

The ending would be better if Reina was reunited with Hiro.

 

[Refiad]

she finally did it...
she became a battle manga character.

No, she became a splendid super hero spirit medium.

 

[Akikako]

The only thing I am upset about this ending is that Reina's conclusion doesn't mention her love interest or her attempt to bring him back.

where in was mentioned?

 

[Akikako]

from which manga is that "exorcism sunshine" attack referenced from?
I feel like I know it somewhere

thank you translator for finishing this manga

piccolo move

 

[Strela]

It is depressing that a proper manga like this gets axed but some bullshit Power Fantasy LN adaptation manga gets serialized for so long to a point that even the author and/or the artist don't even know what they wanna do with it anymore for the sake of milking it.
Japanese market ain't got no taste ngl.

What? They also got axed very quickly, only select few actually last for a long time like Hachinan and Kenja no Mago.

Since they all fighting for a spot in a magazine, if a manga adaptation wasn't popular enough by having low reader rating and not boosting novel sales, they would get axed so they can put the next manga adaptation to promote another haiku title LN.

What happened to Reina is a shame, but if it gives a way for a promising newcomer then it's all good.

 

[K_Takuya]

What? They also got axed very quickly, only select few actually last for a long time like Hachinan and Kenja no Mago.

Since they all fighting for a spot in a magazine, if a manga adaptation wasn't popular enough by having low reader rating and not boosting novel sales, they would get axed so they can put the next manga adaptation to promote another haiku title LN.

What happened to Reina is a shame, but if it gives a way for a promising newcomer then it's all good.

Seems like you don't get to read the ones that overstayed their welcome, which is honestly great for you. But there's quite a few that literally finished their story and then throws some bullshit conflict out of nowhere because "it's still popular".

Knowing this manga had quite a bit more to expand on and had to hurry to wrap up, while there's too many bullshit manga that literally finished everything it set up for and is still continuing by throwing conflicts in out of nowhere Deus Ex Machina style because "it's still selling", it's depressing.

There's also a point that it outlived its destined death that even the art devolved because the artist just can't be bothered anymore (Jagaaaaaan would be notable example, I recommend reading it until the end of the cult arc though because it had banger story with profound "I am a Hero" artstyle up until that point).

 

[Swift]

This isn't the first manga I've read that started out with what seemed like just a comedy, and developed into so much more without forgetting its roots. It's very impressive. I hope to find more. Thanks Moe Panda, and thanks so much Otosama.

 

[alacaelum]

EXORCIST MY ASS, THAT WAS A SOLAR FLARE.

Man... this was a good run, short, sweet, and above all else... fun.

Shame it could be longer, the author clearly had more for it, but they did a great job in tying things up.

 

[BakedBanana]

Ending felt rushed to be honest but the manga was great. I especially liked the art.

 

[Giggleplex]

:')

 

[AnacondaHL]

Great series, ending was actually pretty good all things considered, thanks for the TL!

 

[UnvalidUserName]

5 years? So you are telling me that the cheerful sweet supercute busty amber-eyed werewolf tan tomboy is now legal?
Manga ended and I'm still horrendously down bad for Riku

 

[Serg_14-07]

Manga ended and I'm still horrendously down bad for Riku

Ah, I found my people.

 

[redscizor]

Then now, the ship is real? Reina x Kokoro forever ... Kokoro needs allways Reina near to destroy ghost when the talisman will without energy

 

[Siklaws]

Sunch a great fun manga! While i wished it was a little longer the last arcs were realy well made and the whole thing had a good conclusion.
A big thanks to all involved with translating, scanning and hosting!

 

[zoo-wee-mama]

who tf did she train with, yusuke urameshi??? in all seriousness, this was a great series, and it sucks to see it go. but i'd rather a series go too early than too late, so i'm glad it never got stale.

 

[Krune]

Thank you for the chapter and series, I will miss this series, I dreaded finishing it but I wanted to see it through at last before work today. Makes me wonder what else the author had in mind for this series if it was allowed to continue, I know the mystery regarding who sent Reina to the alternate world was never fully explained but well no use fretting over the greatness that would have been when you should can only focus on the now. I'm glad they kept in touch with each other and the ghost setting up that ambush to get the charm away from Kokoro was interesting and Reina's return was as bombastic as it should be. Take care Occult Club and Otosama and thank you for the excellent adventures and fond memories. Damn that last chapter credit page still hurts to think about with the image of Reina walking away from the viewer with her hand held high. At the very least it helps that even at the very end Reina and Kokoro were truly being just two gals being pals and maybe that princess carry foreshadowed some possible future as room mates.

 

[shadowmoon522]

i get around to catching up after a few years(namely from ch 39) only to find myself at the final chapter...
sad when something good like this gets axed half-way in while series that are just garbage from the start somehow end up getting hundreds of chapters...