Where Does The Seton Academy: Join the Pack Anime End In The Manga?

We’re all just animals in the end. Some more than others.

Where To Start The Seton Academy Manga After The Anime?

If you finished the Seton Academy anime and wish to continue the story in the manga, you can start at Volume 9, Chapter 56.

Much of the final episode is anime-original (pretty much as soon as they start wrestling).

What to Expect From The Seton Academy Manga?

The Seton Academy is not the best adaptation of the manga in that it actually skips a number of chapters and does change how some events go (but ends them the same), but what it’s skipping and changing isn’t necessarily plot important because there isn’t much plot.

Seton Academy doesn’t have much of a linear plot outside of its character relationships. You should start from the beginning because it skips large chunks, but it was mostly just jokes, horniness, and animal facts. If you want to just jump into the story after where the anime ended, you would be perfectly fine just doing that too.

Is The Seton Academy Manga Over?

The Seton Academy manga is complete. It ended in 2021 with Volume 15, Chapter 153.

If you are buying physical releases, the manga is separated into two series. Seton Academy is the original series with 6 Volumes, 47 Chapters. Seton Academy – Animal Academy is the continuation under the new publisher with 9 Volumes, 117 Chapters. Unofficial sources for the manga keep everything as one series.

You can also enjoy the Murenase! Shiiton Gakuen HHH spin-off about animals being horny at a different school. While it is ongoing after starting in 2018, it seems to be in hiatus hell.

Will There Be A Seton Academy Season 2?

While the anime aired in 2020, as the manga ended just shortly after that, I don’t think there is much hope for a Seton Academy Season 2.

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Thanks to population decline, there are fewer humans left. Enter Mazama Jin, an animal hater who has enrolled in Seton Academy that is mostly anthropomorphic