euterpeus:

ISHIDA REDREW THE LAST CHAPTER AND ADDED MORE ICHIKA PANELS 💗💗💗💗

sugarup:

BNHA MANGA CHAPTER 190 SPOILERS

but omg…. if this doesn’t express my mood then idk what does

deku-smash:

I hate that he looks like hes about to go “WHATARETHOSEEEEE”

keiid:

- Nice to meet you.. I guess…

kingkishou:

let the garden kids have a day off!! 

banana-banshee:

Finally someone is cool enough to troll Endeavor. Thank you Hawks.

makyun:

Please take translations with a grain of salt.

---

The last chapter has been published on Young Jump which is now for sale.

I would like to thank the readers, Young Jump’s editorial department, people from the printing offices, people who were involved in this work, and all the staff from the bottom of my heart.

---

Including the preparatory period, I have been drawing from June 2011 up to June 2018, for 7 years, with barely any breaks.

Despite it being such a crude work made by an unskilled hand, I’m quite proud of myself for being able to draw until the very end.

---

For the past six months, I’ve been drawing while mentally preparing myself that it was going to end.
However, once the end was right around the corner, I was suddenly overcome with the feeling of being omitted/removed/collapsing.

---

Until the very end, I’ve placed such a huge burden on the editorial department, as well as the printing office. But I’m very thankful for the fact that they have accepted my absurd requests/absurdity.

Being able to accomplish many challenges, this has been my sustenance.

---

I am deeply grateful to my editor.
He worked like… a cushion…? between me and the outside.

It’s his fault that I’ve become like this, but it’s also thanks to him that I’ve become like this.
I believe that the person responsible for creating Ishida Sui is my editor.

10 years? 11 years? Thank you for all this time. And I’m sorry for a lot of things.

---

I’ve received a lot of encouragement from other authors who are serialized in the same magazine. Thank you very much.

Especially Hara-sensei, a master who created Kingdom, who was such a big existence to me.

I will be going ahead. Everyone who’s being serialized, I’ll be cheering for all of you.

---

I’m also grateful to the staff who worked along with my crazy schedule as well as hung out with me during fun times. Everyone’s so nice so I want all of you to live long.

I’ve caused problems for all of you but I’ll give you money, so please forgive me.
Still calculating for the final month’s pay so please wait for a while.
Also, please bring your receipts.

---

It also makes me glad to hear thoughts from the readers.
I’ve happily read all the letters I’ve received.

Characters’ birthdays… even on days where nothing’s happening, a mountain of gifts were received which made it fun all-year round.

It’s highly appreciated even you just stood and read*.
To me, it counts as support. I’m very, very thankful.

*stand and read = go to the bookstore/convenience store just to read without buying

---

When I absentmindedly did some drawing while I was bored yesterday, I ended up filling up 31 pages of a B4 Croquis sketchbook in one day.
(Even though I still had a few stuff to do…)

How do mangakas spend their time after their work ends…?

---

For now, I’ll spend time relaxing by drawing.

Once again, I’m deeply grateful to everyone who have been involved.
Thank you, thank you very much. Let’s meet again somewhere.

Thanks*. Have a nice day.

* can also mean bye

randomthoughtpatterns:

The Young Jump issue with the last chapter goes on sale today.

I’d like to sincerely thank the readers, the editorial department, the printing people, everyone who has ever worked on this manga, and my staff.

Including the pre-release preparation period, I’ve been drawing Tokyo Ghoul non-stop for seven years, from June 2011 to June 2018. It’s a poor work by an inexperienced author, but I’m proud to have finished it.

Although for the past half a year I’ve been writing with this sinking feeling of “It’s going to end”, now that it’s time for it to actually end, I’m suddenly feeling like I dropped my food.

I’ve been a… big nuisance to both the editorial department and the printing office, so I’d like to thank them for working with my many unreasonable requests. Things were often challenging, but I’ll use that experience to learn from and grow. 

My deepest thanks to my editor. He’s become a… buffer? Between me and the outside world. It’s his fault that I’ve become like this, but it’s also thanks to him that I’ve become like this. I think he is the person who made Ishida Sui. Was it 10, 11 years? Thanks for all these years. I feel like is a lot I should apologize for. 

To all the authors published in the same magazine as I, all of you inspired me daily. Thank you. Especially to Hara-sensei, my original teacher and the author of “Kingdom”, you really made an enormous impact on my life. I will be taking my leave earlier than you, but I will support everyone who’s still being published.

Thank you to my staff, who always accomodated my crazy schedule and accompanied me when I wanted to hang out. You are all good kids, I hope you have a good life. I know I’ve inconvenienced you a lot, but I’ll pay you, so please forgive me. Please wait a while longer for the last month’s salary to be paid. And next time don’t forget to bring receipts for expense reimbursement, please. 

I’m grateful to have received feedback from the readers, too. I’ve read all of your letters. On the characters’ birthdays… no, even on the days with no significance at all, I kept getting presents throughout the year, and that made me very happy. Even if you just read the manga in the store without buying, I’m still grateful. Thank you all very much for supporting me.

I was bored yesterday, so I was just doodling and somehow managed to fill up an entire 31-page B4 notebook. (I mean, I did have some things to do…)

What do authors do after finishing their manga…? I guess I’d like to just draw whatever I want for a while.

Thanks also to everyone that’s ever been involved with Tokyo Ghoul in any other capacity. Really, from the bottom of my heart. I’m sure we’ll meet again.

Well then, thanks. Have a good day.

kingkishou:

arima yusa scribble

awagupi:

study hard, kiddos