Boku dake ga Inai Machi

MC deserved that happy ending. But I must say that the mom is the true MVP.

Just according to keikaku.

Why are there no chapter available? I wanna read this comic

Because it has been licensed for English publication and DMCA'd off of this site.

The first three volumes of it are available on Amazon in beautifully bound hardcover editions and the fourth and final volume is scheduled to be released near the end of this coming February.

That sort of dedication to a ship is insane to me.

I mean first off he was in a fucking coma- it's a lot to expect her to put her life on hold to wait for someone who might never come back. And even outside of a romantic context they still have a satisfying relationship.

Did you not care about either of them as characters in their own right? If not, then I'd position your ship had a pretty shitty foundation to begin with.

And in general, the willful ignorance involved in refusing to even look at the at the alternative to the direction you wanted a story to take is pretty childish.

If you ask me, picking on other people's preference is even more childish. Some stuff just make more sense to some people. They're not childish for wanting whatever they want or supporting whatever they support. I won't even try explaining myself to you since you don't deserve anything from me. But well, that's your opinion. It's a pretty idiotic opinion but yea it's ok, free speech and all.

I knew the teacher was *spoiler* the bad guy *spoiler* since the first time I saw him.

MC deserved that happy ending. But I must say that the mom is the true MVP.

the ship i wanted sunk so the ending is kinda meh for me but still, til the coma part, it was a great read. prolly not gonna read the spin-off simply because it details how my effin ship sunk but i guess it still will be a great read for those who will spend the time on it. thx for the scanlation til the end.

Yeesh.  Those final chapters were kinda hard to get through.  Goes back to my recurring pet peeve of time skips being used as a convenient plot device for the author, rather than a way to augment the story.  Still, remains one of the better series I've read in a good while. 

It was a great read. The only two tiny pet peeves I have with it are that 

Is it just me or is it possible that satoru's mom was the sensei's big brother first victim back in 1971

They are not related. Just because they look alike It doesn't mean they are, If that were the case, then Airi and Kayo are mother and daughter and we know that isn't true.

So no, he is not Sachiko's brother. It is confirmed Yashiro only had an older brother.

Is it just me or is it possible that satoru's mom was the sensei's big brother first victim back in 1971

the ship i wanted sunk so the ending is kinda meh for me but still, til the coma part, it was a great read. prolly not gonna read the spin-off simply because it details how my effin ship sunk but i guess it still will be a great read for those who will spend the time on it. thx for the scanlation til the end.

I heard there was going to be a new manga, a side story or something. Can't remember where I saw it, maybe it was while watching anime?

http://vatoto.com/comic/_/comics/boku-dake-ga-inai-machi-re-r19022(en Espanol)

Just pick this up recently and read it and also following the adaptation of it .. this is really good manga, all that aspect of thrill, romance, sorrow, happiness, etc.. with "adult approach" was really good ... something that i think really real that can represent that life is not just about some happy moments, but also some sad and grim moments too which rarely represents in the fictional stories like manga

Its been a good ride .. thx for those who doing the scanlations for this

So... is there any chance that a Death Toll/Norway release of the final volume will be happening? Delayed reading the final chapters, since I have no problem to wait for their high-quality releases.

Personally I think the description doesn't do the series justice. I just finished watching the anime (it's amazing; it has a similar feel to Higurashi), and I was wondering how on earth I'd never stumbled upon the manga before. I looked it up, and lo and behold I HAD seen it before multiple times, but I hadn't read it because the description didn't really catch my eye or make me think it would be something that would interest me.

 

While the description is technically accurate and devoid of spoilers, I feel like it just doesn't have enough to tell you what you're really getting into. I think descriptions that elaborate just a bit more with his ability sending him back in time rather than just saying he "notices things" give you a better feel for what kind of a story this really is.

Well, I think maybe the one who write that description doesn't want to spoil some elements of the story.

Personally I think the description doesn't do the series justice. I just finished watching the anime (it's amazing; it has a similar feel to Higurashi), and I was wondering how on earth I'd never stumbled upon the manga before. I looked it up, and lo and behold I HAD seen it before multiple times, but I hadn't read it because the description didn't really catch my eye or make me think it would be something that would interest me.

While the description is technically accurate and devoid of spoilers, I feel like it just doesn't have enough to tell you what you're really getting into. I think descriptions that elaborate just a bit more with his ability sending him back in time rather than just saying he "notices things" give you a better feel for what kind of a story this really is.

>great observation
>got me agreeing
>suddenly inserts "overvaluation of one gender" tripe

What were you trying to say? That manga should have equality of the sexes (which is a post-modern western concept) as part of their message? What are examples of authors over valuing one sex over the other, according to you?

Great read. I enjoyed both the manga and anime, even if they are different from each other near the end.
 
I really like how the story progressed, how the characters developed, how the plot mechanics worked (the whole rerun/revival thing wasn't overused, which was great) and even if [antagonist] name was an asshole; I really liked how realistic and well done he was laid down as a character.
 
I loved all the characters in this manga. You could tell they were different characters from each other and they were all interesting to see as you followed Satoru's point of view. It's great that the mangaka didn't overvalue one gender over another like a lot of storytellers/mangaka/artists do.
 
AND YOU KNOW WHO I REALLY LOVE??? SATORU'S MOM. She's the best character in my books. (Though Kenya and Satoru were also Really Great.)
 
Do recommend. Best anime of the current season in my opinion.
Am excited for the new manga that is coming up too.

Cover 08!! END :/