List of Shoujo Mangaka Mizu episodes

This is a list of Shoujo Mangaka Mizu episodes from the 1995 anime series.
==Season 1 (1995-96)==
Ep # 	Ep # 	Other information 	Other information 	Other information
Overall 	Season 	Title 	Original airdate 	FunimationNow release
1 	1 	Chapter 1 	December 2nd, 1995 	March 1st, 2016
Mineko "Mizu" Shimazu, a popular schoolgirl, aspires to write manga for PuchiPuchi. However, the magazine, on the verge of bankruptcy due to its most popular mangakas ending their series, has its editors go out to find four mangakas that can help get them out of the situation- Mineko, Akina Nanami, Satu Ibu, and Chihiro Fuchizaki are all chosen to write manga for the magazine. 	Mineko "Mizu" Shimazu, a popular schoolgirl, aspires to write manga for PuchiPuchi. However, the magazine, on the verge of bankruptcy due to its most popular mangakas ending their series, has its editors go out to find four mangakas that can help get them out of the situation- Mineko, Akina Nanami, Satu Ibu, and Chihiro Fuchizaki are all chosen to write manga for the magazine. 	Mineko "Mizu" Shimazu, a popular schoolgirl, aspires to write manga for PuchiPuchi. However, the magazine, on the verge of bankruptcy due to its most popular mangakas ending their series, has its editors go out to find four mangakas that can help get them out of the situation- Mineko, Akina Nanami, Satu Ibu, and Chihiro Fuchizaki are all chosen to write manga for the magazine. 	Mineko "Mizu" Shimazu, a popular schoolgirl, aspires to write manga for PuchiPuchi. However, the magazine, on the verge of bankruptcy due to its most popular mangakas ending their series, has its editors go out to find four mangakas that can help get them out of the situation- Mineko, Akina Nanami, Satu Ibu, and Chihiro Fuchizaki are all chosen to write manga for the magazine. 	Mineko "Mizu" Shimazu, a popular schoolgirl, aspires to write manga for PuchiPuchi. However, the magazine, on the verge of bankruptcy due to its most popular mangakas ending their series, has its editors go out to find four mangakas that can help get them out of the situation- Mineko, Akina Nanami, Satu Ibu, and Chihiro Fuchizaki are all chosen to write manga for the magazine.
2 	2 	Chapter 2 	December 9th, 1995 	March 2nd, 2016
Mizu submits her first manga to the magazine, which is serialized in the next issue. Instead of earning high ratings among the manga sold, her manga instead fails to outsell the Pop Bunny manga and ends up cancelled after 10 weeks. However, the magazine encourages Mizu to write another magazine. 	Mizu submits her first manga to the magazine, which is serialized in the next issue. Instead of earning high ratings among the manga sold, her manga instead fails to outsell the Pop Bunny manga and ends up cancelled after 10 weeks. However, the magazine encourages Mizu to write another magazine. 	Mizu submits her first manga to the magazine, which is serialized in the next issue. Instead of earning high ratings among the manga sold, her manga instead fails to outsell the Pop Bunny manga and ends up cancelled after 10 weeks. However, the magazine encourages Mizu to write another magazine. 	Mizu submits her first manga to the magazine, which is serialized in the next issue. Instead of earning high ratings among the manga sold, her manga instead fails to outsell the Pop Bunny manga and ends up cancelled after 10 weeks. However, the magazine encourages Mizu to write another magazine. 	Mizu submits her first manga to the magazine, which is serialized in the next issue. Instead of earning high ratings among the manga sold, her manga instead fails to outsell the Pop Bunny manga and ends up cancelled after 10 weeks. However, the magazine encourages Mizu to write another magazine.
3 	3 	Chapter 3 	December 16th, 1995 	March 3rd, 2016
Akina submits her initial manga to PuchiPuchi, only to be slapped by a lawsuit soon after for plagiarizing Sally the Witch. After winning the lawsuit, however, Akina's manga still fails to outsell various shounen manga and ends up cancelled after 10 weeks. 	Akina submits her initial manga to PuchiPuchi, only to be slapped by a lawsuit soon after for plagiarizing Sally the Witch. After winning the lawsuit, however, Akina's manga still fails to outsell various shounen manga and ends up cancelled after 10 weeks. 	Akina submits her initial manga to PuchiPuchi, only to be slapped by a lawsuit soon after for plagiarizing Sally the Witch. After winning the lawsuit, however, Akina's manga still fails to outsell various shounen manga and ends up cancelled after 10 weeks. 	Akina submits her initial manga to PuchiPuchi, only to be slapped by a lawsuit soon after for plagiarizing Sally the Witch. After winning the lawsuit, however, Akina's manga still fails to outsell various shounen manga and ends up cancelled after 10 weeks. 	Akina submits her initial manga to PuchiPuchi, only to be slapped by a lawsuit soon after for plagiarizing Sally the Witch. After winning the lawsuit, however, Akina's manga still fails to outsell various shounen manga and ends up cancelled after 10 weeks.
4 	4 	Chapter 4 	December 23rd, 1995 	March 4th, 2016
Satu submits her manga to PuchiPuchi, however it is rejected due to being "too shonen-like". Satu asks Mizu to help her make the manga more shoujo-like, and Mizu agrees. Satu's newly-improved manga gets serialized, yet still fails to outsell any other manga and gets cancelled after 10 weeks. 	Satu submits her manga to PuchiPuchi, however it is rejected due to being "too shonen-like". Satu asks Mizu to help her make the manga more shoujo-like, and Mizu agrees. Satu's newly-improved manga gets serialized, yet still fails to outsell any other manga and gets cancelled after 10 weeks. 	Satu submits her manga to PuchiPuchi, however it is rejected due to being "too shonen-like". Satu asks Mizu to help her make the manga more shoujo-like, and Mizu agrees. Satu's newly-improved manga gets serialized, yet still fails to outsell any other manga and gets cancelled after 10 weeks. 	Satu submits her manga to PuchiPuchi, however it is rejected due to being "too shonen-like". Satu asks Mizu to help her make the manga more shoujo-like, and Mizu agrees. Satu's newly-improved manga gets serialized, yet still fails to outsell any other manga and gets cancelled after 10 weeks. 	Satu submits her manga to PuchiPuchi, however it is rejected due to being "too shonen-like". Satu asks Mizu to help her make the manga more shoujo-like, and Mizu agrees. Satu's newly-improved manga gets serialized, yet still fails to outsell any other manga and gets cancelled after 10 weeks.
5 	5 	Chapter 5 	December 30th, 1995 	March 5th, 2016
Chihiro sumbits her entry to PuchiPuchi- Flower Power, a magical girl series with flowers as the main magical source. Her editor, Botan Etsuko, is pleased with the concept and meets with her in person for the first time. With his help, the manga gets serialized and becomes the first big hit in the magazine in about a year. 	Chihiro sumbits her entry to PuchiPuchi- Flower Power, a magical girl series with flowers as the main magical source. Her editor, Botan Etsuko, is pleased with the concept and meets with her in person for the first time. With his help, the manga gets serialized and becomes the first big hit in the magazine in about a year. 	Chihiro sumbits her entry to PuchiPuchi- Flower Power, a magical girl series with flowers as the main magical source. Her editor, Botan Etsuko, is pleased with the concept and meets with her in person for the first time. With his help, the manga gets serialized and becomes the first big hit in the magazine in about a year. 	Chihiro sumbits her entry to PuchiPuchi- Flower Power, a magical girl series with flowers as the main magical source. Her editor, Botan Etsuko, is pleased with the concept and meets with her in person for the first time. With his help, the manga gets serialized and becomes the first big hit in the magazine in about a year. 	Chihiro sumbits her entry to PuchiPuchi- Flower Power, a magical girl series with flowers as the main magical source. Her editor, Botan Etsuko, is pleased with the concept and meets with her in person for the first time. With his help, the manga gets serialized and becomes the first big hit in the magazine in about a year.
6 	6 	Chapter 6 	January 6th, 1996 	March 6th, 2016
Mizu's second manga, Mahou Shoujo Ikue, begins serialization and is ranked the 2nd best-selling manga in the magazine. This prompts 8-year-old Sakura Matsumura (voiced by Ayaka Saitō) to ask to join as a mangaka at PuchiPuchi, but is declined due to her art style "not being good enough". 	Mizu's second manga, Mahou Shoujo Ikue, begins serialization and is ranked the 2nd best-selling manga in the magazine. This prompts 8-year-old Sakura Matsumura (voiced by Ayaka Saitō) to ask to join as a mangaka at PuchiPuchi, but is declined due to her art style "not being good enough". 	Mizu's second manga, Mahou Shoujo Ikue, begins serialization and is ranked the 2nd best-selling manga in the magazine. This prompts 8-year-old Sakura Matsumura (voiced by Ayaka Saitō) to ask to join as a mangaka at PuchiPuchi, but is declined due to her art style "not being good enough". 	Mizu's second manga, Mahou Shoujo Ikue, begins serialization and is ranked the 2nd best-selling manga in the magazine. This prompts 8-year-old Sakura Matsumura (voiced by Ayaka Saitō) to ask to join as a mangaka at PuchiPuchi, but is declined due to her art style "not being good enough". 	Mizu's second manga, Mahou Shoujo Ikue, begins serialization and is ranked the 2nd best-selling manga in the magazine. This prompts 8-year-old Sakura Matsumura (voiced by Ayaka Saitō) to ask to join as a mangaka at PuchiPuchi, but is declined due to her art style "not being good enough".
7 	7 	Chapter 7 	January 13th, 1996 	March 7th, 2016
Mineko and Akina start thinking about whether or not their manga would get an anime. However, they are told that no sponsor would fund an anime adaptation of their current works. This takes a hit on PuchiPuchi sales; because of this, the girls all decide to find funding for an OVA. 	Mineko and Akina start thinking about whether or not their manga would get an anime. However, they are told that no sponsor would fund an anime adaptation of their current works. This takes a hit on PuchiPuchi sales; because of this, the girls all decide to find funding for an OVA. 	Mineko and Akina start thinking about whether or not their manga would get an anime. However, they are told that no sponsor would fund an anime adaptation of their current works. This takes a hit on PuchiPuchi sales; because of this, the girls all decide to find funding for an OVA. 	Mineko and Akina start thinking about whether or not their manga would get an anime. However, they are told that no sponsor would fund an anime adaptation of their current works. This takes a hit on PuchiPuchi sales; because of this, the girls all decide to find funding for an OVA. 	Mineko and Akina start thinking about whether or not their manga would get an anime. However, they are told that no sponsor would fund an anime adaptation of their current works. This takes a hit on PuchiPuchi sales; because of this, the girls all decide to find funding for an OVA.
8 	8 	Chapter 8 	January 20th, 1996 	March 8th, 2016
During the girls' desparate attempts to work on an OVA of their manga, a new editor, Kaga Kunio, is hired to work on PuchiPuchi alongside three mangakas, Futaki Ayase, Ogasawara Ryu, and Tsuji Yumi. The three mangakas make terrible manga that all get cancelled after ten weeks, with Kaga fired from the magazine five weeks in due to being suspected of intellectual theft. The girls return when they find out about this.	During the girls' desparate attempts to work on an OVA of their manga, a new editor, Kaga Kunio, is hired to work on PuchiPuchi alongside three mangakas, Futaki Ayase, Ogasawara Ryu, and Tsuji Yumi. The three mangakas make terrible manga that all get cancelled after ten weeks, with Kaga fired from the magazine five weeks in due to being suspected of intellectual theft. The girls return when they find out about this.	During the girls' desparate attempts to work on an OVA of their manga, a new editor, Kaga Kunio, is hired to work on PuchiPuchi alongside three mangakas, Futaki Ayase, Ogasawara Ryu, and Tsuji Yumi. The three mangakas make terrible manga that all get cancelled after ten weeks, with Kaga fired from the magazine five weeks in due to being suspected of intellectual theft. The girls return when they find out about this.	During the girls' desparate attempts to work on an OVA of their manga, a new editor, Kaga Kunio, is hired to work on PuchiPuchi alongside three mangakas, Futaki Ayase, Ogasawara Ryu, and Tsuji Yumi. The three mangakas make terrible manga that all get cancelled after ten weeks, with Kaga fired from the magazine five weeks in due to being suspected of intellectual theft. The girls return when they find out about this.	During the girls' desparate attempts to work on an OVA of their manga, a new editor, Kaga Kunio, is hired to work on PuchiPuchi alongside three mangakas, Futaki Ayase, Ogasawara Ryu, and Tsuji Yumi. The three mangakas make terrible manga that all get cancelled after ten weeks, with Kaga fired from the magazine five weeks in due to being suspected of intellectual theft. The girls return when they find out about this.
9 	9 	Chapter 9 	January 27th, 1996 	March 9th, 2016
While the girls continue to work on their manga and OVA, Jissoji Yoshitomo, an editor for a shōnen magazine, offers to buy out PuchiPuchi for 3 million yen. When Akina discovers that he plans to turn the magazine into an all-action shōnen magazine, she convinces the owner of the magazine to reject the offer. 	While the girls continue to work on their manga and OVA, Jissoji Yoshitomo, an editor for a shōnen magazine, offers to buy out PuchiPuchi for 3 million yen. When Akina discovers that he plans to turn the magazine into an all-action shōnen magazine, she convinces the owner of the magazine to reject the offer. 	While the girls continue to work on their manga and OVA, Jissoji Yoshitomo, an editor for a shōnen magazine, offers to buy out PuchiPuchi for 3 million yen. When Akina discovers that he plans to turn the magazine into an all-action shōnen magazine, she convinces the owner of the magazine to reject the offer. 	While the girls continue to work on their manga and OVA, Jissoji Yoshitomo, an editor for a shōnen magazine, offers to buy out PuchiPuchi for 3 million yen. When Akina discovers that he plans to turn the magazine into an all-action shōnen magazine, she convinces the owner of the magazine to reject the offer. 	While the girls continue to work on their manga and OVA, Jissoji Yoshitomo, an editor for a shōnen magazine, offers to buy out PuchiPuchi for 3 million yen. When Akina discovers that he plans to turn the magazine into an all-action shōnen magazine, she convinces the owner of the magazine to reject the offer.
10 	10 	Chapter 10 	February 3rd, 1996 	March 10th, 2016
Mizu and Akina finish up the OVA of their manga, while Mizu continues to work on her own manga. Mizu later realizes that she's written its story as far as it can go and ends her manga to start another one. 	Mizu and Akina finish up the OVA of their manga, while Mizu continues to work on her own manga. Mizu later realizes that she's written its story as far as it can go and ends her manga to start another one. 	Mizu and Akina finish up the OVA of their manga, while Mizu continues to work on her own manga. Mizu later realizes that she's written its story as far as it can go and ends her manga to start another one. 	Mizu and Akina finish up the OVA of their manga, while Mizu continues to work on her own manga. Mizu later realizes that she's written its story as far as it can go and ends her manga to start another one. 	Mizu and Akina finish up the OVA of their manga, while Mizu continues to work on her own manga. Mizu later realizes that she's written its story as far as it can go and ends her manga to start another one.
11 	11 	Chapter 11 	February 10th, 1996 	March 11th, 2016
Mizu and Akina release the OVA adaptation of their manga to high success. This convinces several PuchiPuchi creditors, including Jissoji Yoshitomo, to band together to try to sue its editors in order to send it into bankruptcy. 	Mizu and Akina release the OVA adaptation of their manga to high success. This convinces several PuchiPuchi creditors, including Jissoji Yoshitomo, to band together to try to sue its editors in order to send it into bankruptcy. 	Mizu and Akina release the OVA adaptation of their manga to high success. This convinces several PuchiPuchi creditors, including Jissoji Yoshitomo, to band together to try to sue its editors in order to send it into bankruptcy. 	Mizu and Akina release the OVA adaptation of their manga to high success. This convinces several PuchiPuchi creditors, including Jissoji Yoshitomo, to band together to try to sue its editors in order to send it into bankruptcy. 	Mizu and Akina release the OVA adaptation of their manga to high success. This convinces several PuchiPuchi creditors, including Jissoji Yoshitomo, to band together to try to sue its editors in order to send it into bankruptcy.
12 	12 	Chapter 12 	February 17th, 1996 	March 12th, 2016
While Mizu continues to work on her new manga, several new creditors pop up, hearing of PuchiPuchi and its financial state. 	While Mizu continues to work on her new manga, several new creditors pop up, hearing of PuchiPuchi and its financial state. 	While Mizu continues to work on her new manga, several new creditors pop up, hearing of PuchiPuchi and its financial state. 	While Mizu continues to work on her new manga, several new creditors pop up, hearing of PuchiPuchi and its financial state. 	While Mizu continues to work on her new manga, several new creditors pop up, hearing of PuchiPuchi and its financial state.
13 	13 	Chapter 13 	February 24th, 1996 	March 13th, 2016
Mizu and Akina begin to fear that the creditors may overrun the magazine's finances and force it to turn into an action-only shounen magazine. In order to stop this, Mizu puts her manga on hold to start a new one, which she hopes would be enough of a hit to save the magazine. 	Mizu and Akina begin to fear that the creditors may overrun the magazine's finances and force it to turn into an action-only shounen magazine. In order to stop this, Mizu puts her manga on hold to start a new one, which she hopes would be enough of a hit to save the magazine. 	Mizu and Akina begin to fear that the creditors may overrun the magazine's finances and force it to turn into an action-only shounen magazine. In order to stop this, Mizu puts her manga on hold to start a new one, which she hopes would be enough of a hit to save the magazine. 	Mizu and Akina begin to fear that the creditors may overrun the magazine's finances and force it to turn into an action-only shounen magazine. In order to stop this, Mizu puts her manga on hold to start a new one, which she hopes would be enough of a hit to save the magazine. 	Mizu and Akina begin to fear that the creditors may overrun the magazine's finances and force it to turn into an action-only shounen magazine. In order to stop this, Mizu puts her manga on hold to start a new one, which she hopes would be enough of a hit to save the magazine.
14 	14 	Chapter 14 	March 2nd, 1996 	March 14th, 2016
Mizu's new manga becomes a success for PuchiPuchi, debuting at #1 and beating various competing shoujo manga. This newfound success angers the magazine's creditors even more, as they begin to work on bids for the magazine. 	Mizu's new manga becomes a success for PuchiPuchi, debuting at #1 and beating various competing shoujo manga. This newfound success angers the magazine's creditors even more, as they begin to work on bids for the magazine. 	Mizu's new manga becomes a success for PuchiPuchi, debuting at #1 and beating various competing shoujo manga. This newfound success angers the magazine's creditors even more, as they begin to work on bids for the magazine. 	Mizu's new manga becomes a success for PuchiPuchi, debuting at #1 and beating various competing shoujo manga. This newfound success angers the magazine's creditors even more, as they begin to work on bids for the magazine. 	Mizu's new manga becomes a success for PuchiPuchi, debuting at #1 and beating various competing shoujo manga. This newfound success angers the magazine's creditors even more, as they begin to work on bids for the magazine.
15 	15 	Chapter 15 	March 9th, 1996 	March 15th, 2016
Akina decides to work on a new one-shot which becomes extremely popular, being tied with Mizu's manga. Because of this, the one-shot is adapted into a drama CD which boosts sales of PuchiPuchi. 	Akina decides to work on a new one-shot which becomes extremely popular, being tied with Mizu's manga. Because of this, the one-shot is adapted into a drama CD which boosts sales of PuchiPuchi. 	Akina decides to work on a new one-shot which becomes extremely popular, being tied with Mizu's manga. Because of this, the one-shot is adapted into a drama CD which boosts sales of PuchiPuchi. 	Akina decides to work on a new one-shot which becomes extremely popular, being tied with Mizu's manga. Because of this, the one-shot is adapted into a drama CD which boosts sales of PuchiPuchi. 	Akina decides to work on a new one-shot which becomes extremely popular, being tied with Mizu's manga. Because of this, the one-shot is adapted into a drama CD which boosts sales of PuchiPuchi.
16 	16 	Chapter 16 	March 16th, 1996 	March 16th, 2016
As the number of PuchiPuchi creditors grow, Mizu and Akina try to stop it with a new collaboration manga. This collaboration manga fails to outsell certain manga and is cancelled after ten weeks. 	As the number of PuchiPuchi creditors grow, Mizu and Akina try to stop it with a new collaboration manga. This collaboration manga fails to outsell certain manga and is cancelled after ten weeks. 	As the number of PuchiPuchi creditors grow, Mizu and Akina try to stop it with a new collaboration manga. This collaboration manga fails to outsell certain manga and is cancelled after ten weeks. 	As the number of PuchiPuchi creditors grow, Mizu and Akina try to stop it with a new collaboration manga. This collaboration manga fails to outsell certain manga and is cancelled after ten weeks. 	As the number of PuchiPuchi creditors grow, Mizu and Akina try to stop it with a new collaboration manga. This collaboration manga fails to outsell certain manga and is cancelled after ten weeks.
17 	17 	Chapter 17 	March 23rd, 1996 	March 17th, 2016
After Mizu ends her manga series in order to try to defend the magazine that she writes for, several creditors begin to place bids for the magazine. Mizu and Akina start fighting off the bids. 	After Mizu ends her manga series in order to try to defend the magazine that she writes for, several creditors begin to place bids for the magazine. Mizu and Akina start fighting off the bids. 	After Mizu ends her manga series in order to try to defend the magazine that she writes for, several creditors begin to place bids for the magazine. Mizu and Akina start fighting off the bids. 	After Mizu ends her manga series in order to try to defend the magazine that she writes for, several creditors begin to place bids for the magazine. Mizu and Akina start fighting off the bids. 	After Mizu ends her manga series in order to try to defend the magazine that she writes for, several creditors begin to place bids for the magazine. Mizu and Akina start fighting off the bids.
18 	18 	Chapter 18 	March 30th, 1996 	March 18th, 2016
Mizu, Akina, Satu, and Chihiro go into hiding after realizing that they might not be able to save the magazine. However, their editors continue to fight off the various bids the creditors place on the magazine. 	Mizu, Akina, Satu, and Chihiro go into hiding after realizing that they might not be able to save the magazine. However, their editors continue to fight off the various bids the creditors place on the magazine. 	Mizu, Akina, Satu, and Chihiro go into hiding after realizing that they might not be able to save the magazine. However, their editors continue to fight off the various bids the creditors place on the magazine. 	Mizu, Akina, Satu, and Chihiro go into hiding after realizing that they might not be able to save the magazine. However, their editors continue to fight off the various bids the creditors place on the magazine. 	Mizu, Akina, Satu, and Chihiro go into hiding after realizing that they might not be able to save the magazine. However, their editors continue to fight off the various bids the creditors place on the magazine.
19 	19 	Chapter 19 	April 6th, 1996 	March 19th, 2016
After Mizu, Akina, Satu, and Chihiro come out of hiding, their editors greet them and offer them another chance to write some successful manga that may finally pull the magazine out of its financial state. All four agree. 	After Mizu, Akina, Satu, and Chihiro come out of hiding, their editors greet them and offer them another chance to write some successful manga that may finally pull the magazine out of its financial state. All four agree. 	After Mizu, Akina, Satu, and Chihiro come out of hiding, their editors greet them and offer them another chance to write some successful manga that may finally pull the magazine out of its financial state. All four agree. 	After Mizu, Akina, Satu, and Chihiro come out of hiding, their editors greet them and offer them another chance to write some successful manga that may finally pull the magazine out of its financial state. All four agree. 	After Mizu, Akina, Satu, and Chihiro come out of hiding, their editors greet them and offer them another chance to write some successful manga that may finally pull the magazine out of its financial state. All four agree.
20 	20 	Chapter 20 	April 13th, 1996 	March 20th, 2016
Mizu and Akina begin to prepare their own bid in order to save PuchiPuchi. Meanwhile, several creditors decide to work together on a bid that could assure that they would convert it into an action-oriented magazine. 	Mizu and Akina begin to prepare their own bid in order to save PuchiPuchi. Meanwhile, several creditors decide to work together on a bid that could assure that they would convert it into an action-oriented magazine. 	Mizu and Akina begin to prepare their own bid in order to save PuchiPuchi. Meanwhile, several creditors decide to work together on a bid that could assure that they would convert it into an action-oriented magazine. 	Mizu and Akina begin to prepare their own bid in order to save PuchiPuchi. Meanwhile, several creditors decide to work together on a bid that could assure that they would convert it into an action-oriented magazine. 	Mizu and Akina begin to prepare their own bid in order to save PuchiPuchi. Meanwhile, several creditors decide to work together on a bid that could assure that they would convert it into an action-oriented magazine.
21 	21 	Chapter 21 	April 20th, 1996 	March 21st, 2016
While working on their bid to save PuchiPuchi, Mizu and Akina try to write some manga that would assure that the magazine would be saved. 	While working on their bid to save PuchiPuchi, Mizu and Akina try to write some manga that would assure that the magazine would be saved. 	While working on their bid to save PuchiPuchi, Mizu and Akina try to write some manga that would assure that the magazine would be saved. 	While working on their bid to save PuchiPuchi, Mizu and Akina try to write some manga that would assure that the magazine would be saved. 	While working on their bid to save PuchiPuchi, Mizu and Akina try to write some manga that would assure that the magazine would be saved.
22 	22 	Chapter 22 	April 27th, 1996 	March 22nd, 2016
Mizu and Akina's new manga become hits, but not enough to convince the creditors that the magazine would not sell to them. In response to the newfound success of the manga, the PuchiPuchi creditors raise all of their bids while Mizu and Akina raise their own. 	Mizu and Akina's new manga become hits, but not enough to convince the creditors that the magazine would not sell to them. In response to the newfound success of the manga, the PuchiPuchi creditors raise all of their bids while Mizu and Akina raise their own. 	Mizu and Akina's new manga become hits, but not enough to convince the creditors that the magazine would not sell to them. In response to the newfound success of the manga, the PuchiPuchi creditors raise all of their bids while Mizu and Akina raise their own. 	Mizu and Akina's new manga become hits, but not enough to convince the creditors that the magazine would not sell to them. In response to the newfound success of the manga, the PuchiPuchi creditors raise all of their bids while Mizu and Akina raise their own. 	Mizu and Akina's new manga become hits, but not enough to convince the creditors that the magazine would not sell to them. In response to the newfound success of the manga, the PuchiPuchi creditors raise all of their bids while Mizu and Akina raise their own.
23 	23 	Chapter 23 	May 4th, 1996 	March 23rd, 2016
Mizu and Akina decide to end both of their manga and start a new one, one that they hope could save the magazine. Meanwhile, the creditors keep pushing for PuchiPuchi to sell to them, in the hopes that one of them could make a shounen action magazine. 	Mizu and Akina decide to end both of their manga and start a new one, one that they hope could save the magazine. Meanwhile, the creditors keep pushing for PuchiPuchi to sell to them, in the hopes that one of them could make a shounen action magazine. 	Mizu and Akina decide to end both of their manga and start a new one, one that they hope could save the magazine. Meanwhile, the creditors keep pushing for PuchiPuchi to sell to them, in the hopes that one of them could make a shounen action magazine. 	Mizu and Akina decide to end both of their manga and start a new one, one that they hope could save the magazine. Meanwhile, the creditors keep pushing for PuchiPuchi to sell to them, in the hopes that one of them could make a shounen action magazine. 	Mizu and Akina decide to end both of their manga and start a new one, one that they hope could save the magazine. Meanwhile, the creditors keep pushing for PuchiPuchi to sell to them, in the hopes that one of them could make a shounen action magazine.
24 	24 	Chapter 24 	May 11th, 1996 	March 24th, 2016
Mizu and Akina's manga is met with abysmal sales, which gives the creditors some hope. However, the editors are still not willing to sell the magazine to the creditors. 	Mizu and Akina's manga is met with abysmal sales, which gives the creditors some hope. However, the editors are still not willing to sell the magazine to the creditors. 	Mizu and Akina's manga is met with abysmal sales, which gives the creditors some hope. However, the editors are still not willing to sell the magazine to the creditors. 	Mizu and Akina's manga is met with abysmal sales, which gives the creditors some hope. However, the editors are still not willing to sell the magazine to the creditors. 	Mizu and Akina's manga is met with abysmal sales, which gives the creditors some hope. However, the editors are still not willing to sell the magazine to the creditors.
25 	25 	Chapter 25 	May 18th, 1996 	March 25th, 2016
Mizu and Akina end their failing manga and start a new one. Their new manga fails as well, forcing PuchiPuchi into bankruptcy, something that the creditors were hoping for. 	Mizu and Akina end their failing manga and start a new one. Their new manga fails as well, forcing PuchiPuchi into bankruptcy, something that the creditors were hoping for. 	Mizu and Akina end their failing manga and start a new one. Their new manga fails as well, forcing PuchiPuchi into bankruptcy, something that the creditors were hoping for. 	Mizu and Akina end their failing manga and start a new one. Their new manga fails as well, forcing PuchiPuchi into bankruptcy, something that the creditors were hoping for. 	Mizu and Akina end their failing manga and start a new one. Their new manga fails as well, forcing PuchiPuchi into bankruptcy, something that the creditors were hoping for.
26 	26 	Chapter 26 	May 25th, 1996 	March 26th, 2016
Mizu and Akina submit their final bid, in the hopes that they could save the magazine. However, the magazine decides to sell to one of the creditors instead. Said creditor turns out to adore shoujo manga just as much as Mizu does and opted to keep its format if she bought it. 	Mizu and Akina submit their final bid, in the hopes that they could save the magazine. However, the magazine decides to sell to one of the creditors instead. Said creditor turns out to adore shoujo manga just as much as Mizu does and opted to keep its format if she bought it. 	Mizu and Akina submit their final bid, in the hopes that they could save the magazine. However, the magazine decides to sell to one of the creditors instead. Said creditor turns out to adore shoujo manga just as much as Mizu does and opted to keep its format if she bought it. 	Mizu and Akina submit their final bid, in the hopes that they could save the magazine. However, the magazine decides to sell to one of the creditors instead. Said creditor turns out to adore shoujo manga just as much as Mizu does and opted to keep its format if she bought it. 	Mizu and Akina submit their final bid, in the hopes that they could save the magazine. However, the magazine decides to sell to one of the creditors instead. Said creditor turns out to adore shoujo manga just as much as Mizu does and opted to keep its format if she bought it.
TBA.