Uoyama’s Kimi to Issho ni Kayoitai Ends Nov. 13
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Uoyama’s manga ends on November 13, according to Young Animal. The series began in 2025 and has released two collected volumes in Japan for readers.
Uoyama’s manga Kimi to Issho ni Kayoitai is set to end on November 13, when its next chapter is published in Japan. The news was announced in this year’s 21st issue of Hakusensha’s Young Animal magazine, according to Anime News Network. The series debuted in July 2025 and follows two childhood friends facing a barrier to attending the same school, a premise that sets it apart from a conventional school story.
The finale is scheduled a little more than a year after the series began. November 13 refers to the publication of the final chapter, not necessarily the release date of the last collected volume. Hakusensha had released two volumes by the time of the announcement; volume 2 arrived in Japan on May 29, 2026. The publisher’s page does not yet list a release date for a volume containing the conclusion.
“The manga will end in its next chapter on November 13.”
A story about friendship and access to school
The official premise introduces Seita, a student who is bullied and decides to take the entrance exam for Yuki High after his childhood friend Mitsuru invites him. The private school is run by its students. Seita passes, but Mitsuru, despite his strong grades and expected acceptance, is told he did not get in.
The difference between their results sets the story in motion. Hakusensha’s synopsis says Seita learns that there is an unfair reason behind his friend’s rejection. Rather than accept the situation as an individual setback, he vows to change the school so Mitsuru can attend too. The conflict combines friendship, school life and a challenge to the rules of an institution.
“Seita vows to change Yuki High into a school that Mitsuru can attend.”
The publisher’s character and story descriptions explain that Mitsuru was denied admission because he uses a wheelchair. That detail gives context to Seita’s decision and shows that the dispute is not simply a rivalry among students. The central question becomes whether a school can adapt its rules and environment to include a student. Student council elections and the school’s internal organization provide the setting for that effort.
What is known about the final chapter
The announcement confirms the date and says the story will conclude in its next chapter. The available information does not describe the ending or reveal how Seita, Mitsuru or the other characters will finish their arcs. No epilogue, extra chapter or follow-up project has been announced either. Until the magazine or the creator provides more information, predictions about those possibilities would be speculation.
Young Animal’s schedule helps put the date in context: the official series page says the magazine is generally published on the second and fourth Fridays of each month. November 13, 2026 falls on a Friday. That makes the date consistent with a magazine release, but does not establish the specific issue or the distribution schedule on each digital service.
The distinction matters for readers outside Japan. Magazine serialization and collected volumes are separate publication stages, and schedules can vary by country. The announcement does not confirm a Portuguese edition, a license outside Japan or a date for global digital platforms. The Japanese title is commonly transliterated as Kimi to Issho ni Kayoitai; some references render it in English as “I Want to Go to School With You.”
From its debut to the second volume
Uoyama launched the series in Young Animal in July 2025. Hakusensha’s bibliographic listing dates the second collected volume to May 29, 2026. The run from its debut month to the planned finale in November 2026 spans about 16 months. That length alone does not show whether the ending was planned from the start or decided during serialization; the sources consulted do not give a reason.
Uoyama is also known for Yankee-kun to Hakujō Girl, published in English as Love’s in Sight!. The connection identifies another work in the creator’s career, but each manga has its own premise. In Kimi to Issho ni Kayoitai, the official synopsis centers on Seita and Mitsuru’s friendship and the conditions that determine who can attend their school. The school setting lets the story follow the consequences of exclusion and the attempt to challenge it.
In its official character descriptions, Seita is presented as a bullied student whose blunt, assertive personality can put him at odds with others. Mitsuru is a caring friend whose rejection changes his plans for high school. Marika Mayuzumi, vice president of the student council, stands on the opposing side of the dispute and confronts Seita’s proposals. Those profiles show how the story connects individual choices to the institution’s power structure, without revealing how the conflict will be resolved.
Where to follow official information
Hakusensha maintains an official Kimi to Issho ni Kayoitai page with the premise, character profiles and volume list. The publisher’s listing for volume 2 confirms its May 29, 2026 release and names Uoyama as the creator. Readers can check the magazine and publisher’s channels for further details; for now, November 13 is the concrete date reported by the specialist press.
The end of serialization closes the manga’s regular run, while the schedule for the final collected volume and any additional material remains open. The November 13 chapter is expected to address the conflict that began with Seita’s effort to make school accessible to Mitsuru. Hakusensha has not released a specific synopsis for the conclusion.
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