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The Apothecary Diaries animewas a pleasant surprise and has become highly acclaimed among fans. After the wonderful run of the anime, fans will now always be on the lookout for the creator Natsu Hyuga’s future endeavors. To their joy, they don’t have to wait long! Hyuga’s new manga has started its serialization. TitledThe Failure At God School, this manga has caught the attention of shojo fans.
While it’s not quite clear how the story will progress in the manga, some aspects of it share a striking resemblance with the fan-favorite anime and manga series,Kamisama Kiss!Going through the panels ofThe Failure at God Schoolwill instantly take fans back to the banter and sweetness shared by Nanami and Tomoe.
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Published for the first time in 2008,Kamisama Kisscontinues to reign over fans’ hearts. From the upbeat opening theme to the fun cast of characters, there’s a lot that the series offers. However, what stays with fans is undoubtedly the sweet romance between Nanami and Tomoe.
Their story starts with a fateful encounter as the Land God Mikage bestows Nanami with his powers. Now she finds herself at the Shrine figuring out her new powers, and Tomoe is the only one who can help her figure it out.
The Failure At God Schoolstarts out similarly, as we see Nagi looking for a God for her family shrine, after her grandmother’s passing. Nagi finds herself in supernatural trouble as a mysterious force threatens a young boy. Nagi tries her best to fight that force but eventually gets saved by a mysterious man.
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From the appearance of the main characters to the similar fantasy setting,The Failure At God Schoolis strikingly reminiscent ofKamisama Kiss. It makes fans wonder ifThe Failure At God Schoolcould be the next big shojo manga.
IsThe Failure At God Schoolthe Next Big Shojo Manga?
With only a few chapters out,The Failure At God Schoolhas caught fans’ attention as a result of the creator’s success withThe Apothecary Diaries. Not only that, but the first few pages bring back the charm of the classic shoujo series.The Apothecary Diarieshas a female main character and romance in it, but it’s far from what’s typically defined as shojo.
It’s hard to say ifThe Failure At God Schoolwill be more dramatic or romantic. Depending on its themes, it could very well become the next shojo success! The manga is currently being serialized in Hana to Yume Magazine and has been licensed by Yen Press for the official English translation. This could be considered a huge feat for how only a short time has passed since the manga’s debut. The manga has taken off on a hopeful note, and hopefully, it’ll only get better from here on!
The Failure At God Volume 1will be released on March 18th, 2025 andKamisama Kissis available on Viz Media Website.
Laveena Joshi
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Laveena is an anime content writer at FandomWire. Having written more than 800 articles, she’s an expert in mainstream shonen series, ranging from the bizarre world of JoJo’s to the expansive worldbuilding of One Piece.With her formal education in Journalism and Mass Communication, she explores entertainment journalism through the lens of anime and manga, from mainstream and classic titles to niche and obscure ones.
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