Joseph Luster
July 1, 2021 
Back in May, it was revealed that Takashi Shiina’s Zettai Karen Children manga would come to an end soon, and now we know exactly when. According to the official account of the manga’s editor, the series’ 16-year run will close out on July 14 in this year’s 33rd issue of Shogakukan’s Weekly Shonen Sunday magazine.
The 63rd and final collected volume is scheduled to launch in Japan on September 17.
本日発売のサンデー31号、
『絶対可憐チルドレン』はお休みです。
残りは…
7/7発売の32号、
7/14発売の33号で完結となります。
ぜひお見逃しなく。単行本62巻は7/16ごろ発売です！こちらもどうぞ！#少年サンデー #絶チル pic.twitter.com/lBK4nIXhFr
— 普通の人(絶チル公式) (@zetchil_kousiki) June 30, 2021
The Zettai Karen Children manga previously inspired a 52-episode TV anime in 2008, followed by an OVA in 2010 and a spinoff anime—The Unlimited – Hyobu Kyosuke—in 2013.
While Zettai Karen Children is ending, creator Takashi Shiina previously said a new unrelated project will be in the works this year.
