The romantic fantasy manga series, Sirens Won’t Sing For You (Siren wa Kimi ni Utawanai), is set to conclude its serialization with its 35th chapter on November 3rd. The announcement came from Shueisha’s Shonen Jump+ platform, where the series has been published.
The End of a Short Run for Reiji Agasa’s Series
Fans of Reiji Agasa’s Sirens Won’t Sing For You will see the manga reach its finale in early November, marking a relatively brief run since its debut. The 35th chapter will be the last installment for the series, which first launched on January 13, 2025, on Shueisha’s Shonen Jump+ platform and simultaneously in English on MANGA Plus. The series will conclude less than a year after its initial publication.
A Tale of Sirens and Forbidden Love
Sirens Won’t Sing For You tells the story of Kanoha Takanashi, a descendant of sirens who finds herself deeply infatuated with her classmate, Kei Shibuya. The central conflict of the narrative stems from the sirens’ unique and dangerous nature: they yearn to consume the object of their affection. Despite this inherent desire, Kanoha gathers the courage to confess her feelings to Kei, only to face an immediate rejection. This pivotal moment leads her to uncover a surprising secret about her crush, fundamentally altering both their lives. The series has been praised for its blend of humor, action, and romance, offering a fresh take on the fantasy romance genre by incorporating elements typically found in shonen manga.
Publication Details and Author’s Work
The manga is created by Reiji Agasa, who also served as the artist for the series Kami no Manimani (At God’s Mercy), which ran on Shonen Jump+ from July 2021 to December 2022. Sirens Won’t Sing For You has been serialized by Shueisha, with its chapters available through the Shonen Jump+ application in Japan and the Manga Plus app for international readers. The series will comprise a total of four compiled book volumes. Shueisha released the third volume on October 3rd, and the fourth and final volume is scheduled to ship on December 4th.
