The official Twitter account Shonengahosha‘s Young King Ours GH magazine uncovered on Monday that Etorouji Shiono‘s Punipuni to Sarasara (Squishy and Silky) manga will finish in the magazine’s September issue on July 16.
Etorouji Shiono propelled the manga in December 2017, and Shonengahosha distributed the manga‘s second arranged book volume on March 29.
The Punipuni to Sarasara manga‘s story starts when secondary school understudy Takumi Sarashina assumes control over her as of late left grandma’s model store. Takumi has no side interests specifically, and has no genuine enthusiasm for displaying, however one day while dealing with the store, he is brought together with Fumika Fuji, a young lady that he loved back in center school. Things being what they are, Fumika is an ordinary guest at the store, and as often as possible buys model warships. Takumi and Fumika get to know one another, and Takumi enters the universe of demonstrating.
Übel Blatt is a Japanese manga arrangement composed and shown by Etorouji Shiono. It was serialized in the semi-month to month seinen manga magazine Young Gangan from December 2004 to 2009, until it was moved to Monthly Big Gangan around the same time where it proceeded until its end, with the sections having been gathered into 23 tankōbon volumes as of September 2018, and 160 parts have been drawn as of April 27, 2018. The account of Übel Blatt happens in a medieval, dream like scene. It pursues the means of Koinzell, who seems, by all accounts, to be just a minor half-human youngster most recognizable for the scar over his left eye. He is on a mission of retribution against the individuals who sold out and executed him and now consider themselves the seven saints of the land.
A side-story called Übel Blatt Gaiden was distributed in Young Gangan Big on August 25, 2011. Yen Press started discharging Übel Blatt in North America in October 2014. The arrangement has additionally been converted into French, where it has positioned among the nation’s top rated manga.
 manga will finish in the magazine's September issue on July 16.){kind=link}