LNCrawler

Afterword

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Afterword
And so the legend continues... into the end of the twelfth volume of this legendary battlefield love comedy. To the Namekos continuing from volume 11, long time no see. To first time readers buying all 12 volumes at once, welcome! Nice to Nameko-meet you. What did you think of the stories that transcended time and space in this volume? I wanted to do something like this before, so being able to actually do it made me very happy, although it ended up kind of dense as a result... (*sweats*) I hope you were all able to enjoy it too.
Next, acknowledgments. To Mr. Nao Watanuki: we’ve almost reached 30 heroines, but thank you for designing such charming girls again this volume. The main heroines are lovely, but the minor character of the king of Laputa was my personal favorite.
On another note, the editor for this volume changed from Mr. Nanbu to Mr. Kinoshita. To Mr. Nanbu: thank you very much for supporting I Saved too Many Girls and Caused the Apocalypse all this time. To Mr. Kinoshita: I have a weird pen name, but I’m looking forward to working with you on the series from here on out.
And to all the personnel in the HJ Bunko editing and sales departments, the bookstores that put this book on the shelves, the readers that picked it up, and everyone else who has taken part in Little Apocalypse before, please accept my sincerest gratitude! I hope you’ll continue to support it.
I plan on bringing you volume four of Boku to Kanojo ga Geboku de Dorei de Shuujuu Keiyaku (from Fujimi Fantasy Bunko) next. I’ll work hard so that both series are enjoyable for everyone in the future too! Let’s meet again soon.

This is the illustrator, Nao Watanuki, here to take up a section of the afterword!
Your draft for this volume is the Gold Yaksha himself. His design was based on lion costumes, but in the final version he got a little rougher with a focus on the demon mask.
Boboza, however, was exactly the same as his draft. I quite like how detailed he ended up. His hand covers (?) match Nyanyan’s and are very seaweed-like. I hope he does his part to lead Atlantis justly!
Nao Watanuki
[Bubble] To Mr. Namekojirushi and all the editors, thank you for your hard work! I was saddened to learn that, as of this volume, the head editor would be changing. Thank you for your guidance all this time. I hope you will continue to watch over us from afar at your new workplace too. I’m sure Mr. Namekojirushi already did, but I’d like to take this chance to welcome the new editor too. I look forward to working with you from here on out!
Sorry my personal message got so long this time, but lastly, I’d like to thank the readers. I hope we meet again in the next volume!
It’s hot out there, but stay healthy!

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Copyright
I Saved Too Many Girls and Caused the Apocalypse: Volume 12
by Namekojirushi
Translated by Mana Z
Edited by Megan Denton
This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events, locales, or persons, living or dead, is coincidental.
Copyright © 2014 Namekojirushi
Illustrations Copyright © 2014 Nao Watanuki
Cover illustration by Nao Watanuki
All rights reserved.
Original Japanese edition published in 2014 by Hobby Japan
This English edition is published by arrangement with Hobby Japan, Tokyo
English translation © 2019 J-Novel Club LLC
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Ebook edition 1.0: February 2019