Afterword
Afterword
This was the fifteenth volume of the super-cosmic battle royale romcom. Hello again to everyone coming from volume 14, and hello to everyone who bought all 15 volumes together.
How did you like the middle part of the future arc? The story mostly took place in space this time, but the entire series has gone back and forth between the three main stages of present day (Earth), future (space), and other worlds (with some liberties). I wanted to include all three stages somehow in the future arc since it’s the grand finale. And so, next time in volume 16... Well, you probably guessed it already, but to be perfectly honest, I don’t have any solid plans yet. (Haha...) Regardless, I’ll do my best to reach the end. Speaking of doing one’s best until the very end, I wanted to make sure every heroine had an important role to play in this arc, but... What should I do?! Half the heroines have yet to appear! Aaah! Will I be able to reach my goal?! Stay tuned to find out!
Now, last but not least, the usual acknowledgments. To Nao Watanuki, thank you once again for the many wonderful illustrations this volume! The designs for the future heroines even had me, the author, excited to see them! Thank you very much. To my editor Mr. Kinoshita, this volume only came into being with your guidance. Thank you very much for overseeing my plot and manuscript once again. And finally, to all who are involved in Little Apocalypse, the editors and marketers at HJ Bunko, the bookstores that line their shelves with this series, and the readers who picked up this book... You have my deepest gratitude. I hope you’ll continue to support Little Apocalypse.
This is the illustrator Nao Watanuki. The rough sketch I am introducing this time is Yuuhi. She was rather easy to design, as I was told her features would highly resemble another certain character.
No sense of season and kind of apocalyptic?! I think she turned out pretty wild. She’s rampaging about on the cover as well. Thanks to the designers, the checkered pattern and photos in the background were also composed in a very unique way. I hope you were surprised by the change from usual!
Namekojirushi, editors, thank you for your work this time. And to the publishers who I normally don’t interact with but have taken care of me, thank you for the opportunity to study your work more closely via the cover this time!
Now, it’s the last spurt. I hope the readers will come along for the ride. Thank you for enjoying this series, and I hope to see you next time as well!
Nao Watanuki


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I Saved Too Many Girls and Caused the Apocalypse: Volume 15
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 © 2015 Namekojirushi
Illustrations Copyright © 2015 Nao Watanuki
Cover illustration by Nao Watanuki
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Original Japanese edition published in 2015 by Hobby Japan
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Ebook edition 1.0: August 2019