Minoru Toyoda’s “Draw This, Then Die” manga enters its final arc following a two-month hiatus.
The December 2026 issue of Shogakukan's Monthly Shonen Sunday magazine announced that Minoru Toyoda's "Draw This, Then Die" will go on a hiatus for two months, and added that the series is entering the final arc to work on the manga's upcoming book volumes.
The story centers on Ai Yasumi, a female first-year high school student who transitions from a passionate reader to an artist. She lives on Izu Oshima Island as she begins creating her own manga, navigating the painful and joyful realities of artistic creation.
She is desperate to meet her favorite, reclusive manga creator, Hoshino, at the comic convention. That single, life-changing trip shatters her assumptions about art, talent, and what it truly takes to create. Through the joy, pain, and pressure of the medium, she takes her first steps toward bringing her own ideas to life.
The manga series was published in Shogakukan's Monthly Shonen Sunday magazine in November 2021 and released in 10 manga volumes. It also received achievements, including winning the Manga Taisho Award in 2023 and the 70th Shogakukan Manga Award in 2024.
Seven Seas Entertainment licensed the series and released it in English, with the first manga volume released in August 2026.
It was adapted into two seasons of the anime series, including the 12-episode first season in July 2026, and the second season is currently in development.
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Source:
- Anime News Network - https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2026-11-13/draw-this-then-die-manga-takes-2-month-break-to-prepare-for-final-arc/.243776
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Photo:
- © Minoru Toyoda/Shogakukan • Draw This Then Die Production Committee.

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