The Nichijou manga is one of the top comedy titles in the industry and has a cult-like following. The Japanese comedy manga series is renowned for its outrageous humor, extravagant events, and vibrant art style. The series delves into the daily lives of high school students, teachers, and others, who exist in a surreal and absurd world.
Nichijou is one of the mangas that is recommended to numerous individuals as a gateway comedy anime. The title initially ran from 2006 to 2015 and returned in December 2021. It has retained its place in the hearts of fans, who are currently awaiting the release of Volume 11 of the ongoing manga.
Nichijou manga Volume 11 is set to release on August 29, 2023
The much-loved manga is still ongoing, and the status of the English translations is currently unknown. The series has 192 chapters, all of which have been written and illustrated by Keiichi Arawi. The Nichijou manga returned in December 2021 and is currently being serialized in Kadokawa Shoten's Monthly Shonen Ace. The 192 chapters of the title have been compiled into 10 tankobon volumes.
The volumes and their corresponding chapters are listed below:
- Volume 1 - Chapters 1-18
- Volume 2 - Chapters 19-34
- Volume 3 - Chapters 35-52
- Volume 4 - Chapters 53-72
- Volume 5 - Chapters 73-87
- Volume 6 - Chapters 88-105
- Volume 7 - Chapters 106-124
- Volume 8 - Chapters 125-145
- Volume 9 - Chapters 146-172
- Volume 10 - Chapters 173-192
The Nichijou manga chapters after chapter 192 will be compiled into Volume 11, which is set to release on August 29, 2023. Fans can enjoy the manga by purchasing physical copies of the same or via Amazon Kindle. There are no subscription services that allow readers to access the manga.
All about the plot of Nichijou
The Nichijou manga has been adapted into a 26-episode series, which contributed tremendously to its popularity. The anime was animated by Kyoto Animations and was televised from April 3, 2011, to September 26, 2011.
The plot of the title focuses on three primary characters: Minakami Mai, Yukko Aioi, and Mai Naganohara. Mai has a calm and reserved personality and is often seen being engrossed in books. She also likes to play pranks on her friends when she gets bored.
In contrast, Yukko exudes vivacity and constantly finds herself in amusing predicaments due to her clumsiness. Mio seems like the most normal one when compared to the other characters and is often seen in hilarious situations.
Throughout the series, the characters navigate through and experience a plethora of peculiar and unconventional situations while in high school. They encounter a talking cat, a robot girl, and even witness their principal wrestling a deer. The element of humor in these scenarios is often exaggerated and this adds to the charm of the anime and manga.
Fans are now excited to see what Volume 11 of the title brings to the table when it releases on August 29.
Stay tuned for more anime and manga news as 2023 progresses.