
Seven Days: Monday-Sunday
セブンデイズ (Seven Days)
story: Venio Tachibana; art: Rihito Takarai
A first-year dates whoever asks him first on Monday and ends it a week later, and this Monday an older boy asks.
- Format
- manga
- Status
- completed
- Volumes
- 1 in English
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Synopsis
Toji Seryo is famous at school for his one-week relationships: yes on Monday, goodbye by the next. On a whim, third-year Yuzuru Shino asks him out. The rules give them seven days, and as the week goes on neither is sure he wants it to end. This edition collects the whole story in one book.
Good to know before you buy
- The story is complete in 1 volume, so there is no waiting for the ending.
- Also adapted: Live-action film.
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English publisher: SuBLime (VIZ).
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Is Seven Days: Monday-Sunday completed?
Yes. The English edition is completed.
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