Kadokawa announces the suspension of Please Tell Me! Galko-Chan Serialization

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*Content Warning: The Following News Story contains the mention of Child Pornography*

There is an update on the ongoing case from the recent arrest of Manga Creator, Kenya Suzuki, this time coming from the Publishing Company, Kadokawa. In a new press release from Comic Walker, the serialization and the associated pages of Please Tell Me! Galko-Chan will be removed on the same day after receiving “Multiple News Reports”.

Please Tell Me! Galko-Chan Vol.1 Cover
Image Credit: Seven Seas Entertainment
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On December 20th, the Forty-Year-Old Manga Creator was arrested by the Aichi Prefectural Police for Suspicion of importing Child Pornography from Germany and for violating Japan’s Customs Act. Anime News Network reached out for comments from Seven Seas Entertainment in regards to Suzuki’s arrest and is waiting for a response.

Please Tell Me! Galko-Chan was created and illustrated by Kenya Suzuki. Suzuki originally began publishing the series on Twitter, but it was moved to Kadokawa’s ComicWalker website on June 27, 2014. As of November 2015, the manga had been viewed over one million times. The series is licensed for publication in North America by Seven Seas Entertainment. and would later be picked up for an anime adaption which currently is streaming on Crunchyroll.

SOURCE: Comic Walker

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