Magical Girl Raising Project F2P Manga Spinoff Ends in 5th Volume

The free-to-play manga spinoff of the Magical Girl Raising Project franchise has concluded with its fifth volume. Yuzuki originally launched the series on Takarajimasha's Kono Manga ga Sugoi! Web platform in August 2016. The story follows researchers Alma and Supinon as they investigate a magical girl capable of canceling death within F City.
After entering a long hiatus in October 2017, the manga resumed publication in February 2026. This conclusion follows a stage play adaptation that took place in February 2025. The original light novel series by Endō continues to expand through various sequels and spinoffs.
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Key facts
- Release date
- August 2016
- Hiatus start
- October 2017
- Hiatus end
- February 2026
- Publisher
- Takarajimasha
Tags
- #Kono Manga ga Sugoi!
- #Magical Girl Raising Project
- #Takarajimasha
- #Yuzuki
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