Denpa Onna to Seishun Otoko:Volume8 Afterword

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Afterword[edit]

After watching the baseball news, my father swung his arm toward the windowpane and said a single line:

“Playing catch with myself on the other side of the darkness.”

What an incredible father.


Hello, I am Iruma Hitoma. I was struggling because I had so little material for this afterword.

By the time this book is released, I wonder if the anime will already be airing. Probably.

Mii-ma’s[1] movie wasn’t screened in Gifu, but since it seems the anime will be available to watch, I intend to sit formally in front of the television to view it. It had been since “Rascal” that I had watched a TV anime via broadcast rather than on DVD, so I was looking forward to it.


While writing Denpa Onna, a significant number of things I wanted to write and various ideas had accumulated, so I intended to focus on those for a while. If you wouldn’t mind, please look forward to those as well.

Iruma Hitoma

Iruma Hitoma[edit]

Hello, hello, this is Iruma’s dad. Here is a sad event from a certain day. A bear pushed me. As I fell on my backside, an orchid shoot snapped. I was framed for something I didn’t do, and I’m still all wet. Someone even told me, “Why don’t you just become a humidifier instead?”

Buriki[edit]

I live in the Kansai region. This year, an anime will be based on my work! I will continue to do my best!

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  1. Mii-Maa stands for Usotsuki Mii-kun to Kowareta Maa-chan, another of the author’s works, which was adapted into a movie in 2011.