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Yuki Amemiya, Yukino Ichihara's My Husband is a Doomsday Weapon Manga Ends
posted on by Rafael Antonio Pineda
The December issue of Ichijinsha's Monthly Comic Zero-Sum magazine published the final chapter of Yuki Amemiya and Yukino Ichihara's My Husband is a Doomsday Weapon (Danna-sama wa Shūmatsu Heiki) manga on Wednesday.
Kodansha USA Publishing licensed the manga, and will release the first volume in English on December 22. The company describes the story:
The first ever post-apocalyptic hard sci-fi human/android romance?!
Four hundred years have passed since the Doomsday War, when the autonomous killing machines known as weapon-auts turned on their human makers and reduced the world to ruins.
Today, the remnants of humanity pick through the scattered fragments of the past, scavenging and restoring relics of old-world tech as they claw their way back from the brink.
Enter Yoshua, a quiet, sheltered researcher at the National Defense Center for Aut Research in the Kingdom of Fors. After an accident during a routine excavation leaves her unconscious, she wakes up to a terrifying sight: a battleship-grade weapon-aut staring back at her…!
A walking weapon of mass destruction meets an unlucky-in-love scientist in this high-stakes, sci-fi twist on a master-servant love story!
Amemiya and Ichihara launched the manga in Monthly Comic Zero-Sum in November 2024. Ichijinsha published the manga's second comppiled book volume on January 30. Amemiya writes the story, and Ichihara draws the art.
Amemiya and Ichihara launched their Long Goodbye My Honey manga in Monthly Comic Zero-Sum in January 2021, and ended it in January 2023. Ichijinsha released the manga's third and final volume in February 2023.
Amemiya and Ichihara launched the 07-Ghost manga in 2005 and ended it in 2013. Go! Comi published the beginning of the manga in North America in 2008, and Viz Media picked up the license in 2012.
The manga inspired a television anime series in 2009. Ichijinsha also published the one-volume side-story manga 07-Ghost Children in 2010.
The authors then launched the Battle Rabbits (Bato Rabbits) manga in Monthly Comic Zero-Sum in September 2014, and ended it in 2016 with four volumes. Seven Seas Entertainment published the manga in English.
Source: Monthly Comic Zero-Sum December issue
