Teki Yatsuda's Myther Manga Comes to an End
According to Anime News Network, Teki Yatsuda has turned in the final chapter of his series Myther. This development indicates that the manga's regular serialization has reached its end. However, the date on which the final chapter will meet readers has not yet been officially announced.
Myther is one of the projects Yatsuda created after becoming a name known especially for Marriagetoxin. The manga artist previously stood out as the illustrator of Marriagetoxin, which he worked on with writer Joumyaku. In Myther, he takes on both the story and the artwork.
Yatsuda's recognition increased with Marriagetoxin, which began on Shueisha's Shonen Jump+ platform in 2022 and ended in 2024. The series, which reached a total of 13 volumes, reached a wide audience outside Japan with its story blending assassins, family ties, and romantic comedy. Yatsuda's art style stands out especially for its fluidity in action scenes.
In manga publishing, a series concluding is closely related to factors such as reader interest, sales performance, and periodic competition. Myther's fate in this process is seen as a development that reflects the dynamics of the publishing world. With the publication of the final chapter, the series will be presented to readers in its completed form.
In the coming period, attention is turned both to Myther's final chapter and to Yatsuda's new projects. The international readership he gained with Marriagetoxin will continue to be a decisive factor in the manga artist's next work.
