CATDOLL: The author of "Seven Deadly Sins" revealed that the manga has 3 chapters and will be completed in 30 volumes

Today's comic book authors no longer seem to be happy to dig holes, but instead arrange the plot and life cycle of their comics. In the latest magazine interview, Suzuki Osamu, the original author of the currently popular comic-adapted animation "The Seven Deadly Sins", revealed his arrangements for the story of "The Seven Deadly Sins" and stated that he intends to completely complete the Seven Deadly Sins comic with the 30th volume of the single book.

In the latest issue of Kadokawa Entermix magazine, Suzuki Osamu published an exclusive interview. In the interview, Suzuki Osamu planned the overall story of the Seven Deadly Sins into three chapters, of which the first chapter is the first to the 100th chapter of the manga, and the second chapter starts from the 101st chapter. Judging from the current serialization of the Seven Deadly Sins, Suzuki Osamu did so. The first 100 chapters tell the story of the Seven Deadly Sins fighting the Kingdom Paladins, and then enter the chapter where the Seven Deadly Sins and the Paladins join forces to fight against the Demons. Suzuki Osamu originally planned to completely complete the three-chapter story content with the 20th volume of the single book, but he is currently conceiving a sequel that will allow the manga to be completed in the 30th volume of the single book. Currently, the Seven Deadly Sins single book has 12 volumes. According to Suzuki Osamu's idea, it can definitely be serialized for about three more years, so we don't have to be too anxious. In addition, Suzuki Osamu also said in the interview that he will continue to draw comics until he dies.

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