Ryūki Ōnuma and Hikari Komaru's 'Doggo' Manga Series Has Ended
The Doggo manga by Ryūki Ōnuma and Hikari Komaru has officially come to an end. The series originally began its publication in August 2024 and bid farewell to its readers with its final chapter as of July 2026. According to reports from Anime News Network, the manga lasted for a short period of only two years but managed to gain a loyal fan base.
Doggo offered a cute and emotional story revolving around a dog character, as the name suggests. The mangaka duo Ryūki Ōnuma and Hikari Komaru are known for their warm and sincere narratives in their previous works; with this series, they captured the hearts of animal-loving readers in particular. Although the series ending in such a short time came as a surprise to some fans, it is stated that the story reached its planned conclusion.
Short-run series have become more common in the manga industry in recent years. Especially with the rise of digital platforms, creators are able to turn toward more experimental and niche stories. As part of this trend, Doggo likely aimed to offer a complete and satisfying narrative rather than being a long-running series. It has not yet been announced whether the series will be collected into a single volume. However, such short but effective manga often have the chance to receive physical print releases.
The new projects of Ōnuma and Komaru are eagerly awaited in the coming period. The duo has other manga they have worked on together before; fans hope to encounter their signature style of soft illustrations and heartwarming stories in a new series. The end of Doggo is as much a new beginning for future works from this talented duo as it is a farewell.
