The yuri romantic comedy manga I Don’t Know Which Is Love, created by Tamamushi Oku, is set to conclude its five-year run with the release of its eighth collected volume later this year. The announcement, which comes directly from the author via social media, brings a formal close to a series that has charmed readers with its high-speed, multi-romance narrative since its debut in August 2021.
A Five-Year Run in Comic Cune Comes to a Close
Serialized in Media Factory’s Comic Cune magazine, I Don’t Know Which Is Love (known in Japan as Dore ga Koi ka ga Wakaranai) has been a staple for fans of yuri and harem comedy since its first chapter. The manga, both written and illustrated by Tamamushi Oku, will reach its narrative conclusion with the publication of the eighth tankobon volume. Prior to this final release, the seventh volume is scheduled to go on sale in Japan on May 27th, setting the stage for the series finale. Media Factory has already compiled the first six volumes, which have collectively built a dedicated readership drawn to the storys energetic pacing and expanding cast of love interests.
What I Don’t Know Which Is Love Is About
The story centers on Mei Soraike, a high school graduate who, after years of harboring a secret crush on her best friend, finally confesses her feelings during their graduation ceremony. The rejection that follows is swift and painful, but Mei is not one to dwell on heartbreak. Deciding that romantic misery is simply not for her, she enters college with a clear and ambitious goal: to fill her life with romance. What Mei does not anticipate is just how successful she will be. Whether due to her appearance, her personality, or a combination of both, she quickly finds herself surrounded by multiple potential partners. The series follows her chaotic and often hilarious attempts to navigate a burgeoning harem of suitors, each vying for her affection as she tries to figure out exactly which of these feelings is true love.
The Voice Cast Behind the Manga
Kadokawa produced a comic reading video for the first chapter of the manga, which was released in May 2022 and gave fans a taste of how the characters might sound. The video featured a notable cast of voice actors, including Sukoya Kana as the protagonist Mei, Hitomi Ueda as Karou, Kanna Nakamura as Maria, Kanako Nomura as Karin, Marika Kono as Riri, and Yumiri Hanamori as Minato. This voice cast included several actors with prominent roles in other recent anime and manga projects, adding an extra layer of visibility to the series during its serialization.
English Release and Availability
For readers in North America, the English-language version of I Don’t Know Which Is Love is handled by Yen Press, ensuring that the series reaches a broad international audience. The English editions have followed the Japanese release schedule, allowing fans outside of Japan to keep up with Mei’s romantic adventures as the story progressed toward its conclusion.
A Defining Entry in the Yuri Harem Genre
I Don’t Know Which Is Love carved out a distinct space within the yuri harem genre by leaning fully into its premise. The core tension of the story is not whether Mei will find love, but rather how she will choose among the many women who actively pursue her. This setup allowed Oku to explore a variety of character dynamics and romantic possibilities, all while maintaining the comedic tone that defined the series. The manga maintained a brisk pace over its five-year run, with each volume introducing new complications and deepening the relationships established in earlier chapters.
With the release of the seventh volume on the horizon and the eighth volume confirmed as the final installment, the story of Mei Soraike is approaching its last chapter. For readers invested in the outcome of her romantic journey, the end of 2026 will mark the definitive conclusion of one of Comic Cune’s signature yuri titles.
