Aguri Kurita's 'Midari ni Tsukasete wa Narimasen' Manga Series Has Ended
The manga Midari ni Tsukasete wa Narimasen (translated in some contexts as “Don’t Leave It to Me Indiscriminately”), written by Aguri Kurita, has officially come to an end. According to reports from Anime News Network, the series began in November 2024 and concluded as of July 2026. This marks a relatively short publication run in the manga world.
Midari ni Tsukasete wa Narimasen was introduced as a work focusing on the absurd comedy and chaotic character interactions that have become Kurita’s signature. While it has not yet been announced exactly which magazine the series was published in or how many chapters it spanned, this work, which is not among Kurita’s long-running series, can be considered a sort of “experiment” or a seasonal project.
Aguri Kurita is best known in the manga world for her work Mitsudomoe. Published between 2006 and 2012 and adapted into an anime in 2010, Mitsudomoe became a comedy classic centered on the school life of triplet sisters. Kurita’s sense of humor is built on physical comedy and the exaggerated reactions of characters; it is evident that this style continued in Midari ni Tsukasete wa Narimasen. However, while the series' short run might lead readers to ask, “Is there a problem?”, it is worth remembering that Kurita has published short-term projects in the past.
Although this news is somewhat sad for Mitsudomoe fans and those who follow Kurita’s new work with curiosity, it is highly likely that the author will return with new series as she has done in the past. There is currently no official announcement regarding Kurita’s next project. However, knowing her talent for both humor and character creation as an experienced mangaka, it would not be a surprise to receive a new announcement in the coming months. Followers should continue to monitor official social media accounts and magazine announcements.
