Oshi No Ko is almost over! Only 4 chapters to go.
Shueisha has announced that the famous manga Oshi no Ko by Akasaka Aka and Yokoyari Mengo will soon be coming to an end! The final chapter (chapter 166) will appear in issue 50 of Weekly Young Jump magazine, scheduled for November 14.
The series will thus come to an end in four chapters, bringing to a close four and a half years of story since its publication began in April 2020. The 16th and final volume of the manga will be published on December 18.
The story began its final arc in the Weekly Young Jump issue released on July 4, but the official X account recently clarified that there are only four chapters left before the conclusion of Oshi no Ko.
Starting with the issue published on October 24, chapters will be published every week without interruption until the end. In addition, a special edition entitled “Oshi no Ko 16 SPECIAL EDITION”, featuring a special cover, book stand and stickers, will be launched simultaneously with the final volume.
The cover of this special edition will feature a unique design, highlighting the attention to detail sought by Akasaka Aka and Yokoyari Mengo, with glossy stamping on the cover! It has also been announced that a reproduced version of the original “Ai Mugen Toku Eien Oshi!!!” keyring featured in the work will be available, as well as a number of projects celebrating the completion of the series. We look forward to bringing you more exclusive items on YattaJapan!
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