Nurse Hitomi's Monster Infirmary

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978-4-19-950385-6
Nurse Hitomi's Monster Infirmary
Nurse Hitomi's Monster Infirmary, volume 1.jpg
First tankōbon volume cover, featuring Hitomi Manaka
ヒトミ先生の保健室
(Hitomi-sensei no Hokenshitsu)
Genre
17 February 2015 [7] 978-1-626921-47-4
2 13 September 2014 [9] 978-4-19-950413-6 23 June 2015 [7] 978-1-626921-52-8
3 13 March 2015 [10] 978-4-19-950442-6 20 October 2015 [7] 978-1-626922-05-1
4 12 September 2015 [11] 978-4-19-950470-9 6 September 2016 [7] 978-1-626924-14-7
5 13 April 2016 [12] 978-4-19-950502-7 24 January 2017 [7] 978-1-626924-19-2
6 13 October 2016 [13] 978-4-19-950532-4 4 July 2017 [7] 978-1-626923-57-7
7 13 April 2017 [14] 978-4-19-950561-4 9 January 2018 [7] 978-1-626926-76-9
8 13 October 2017 [15] 978-4-19-950591-1 30 October 2018 [7] 978-1-626929-60-9
9 13 April 2017 [16] 978-4-19-950561-4 18 June 2019 [7] 978-1-642750-98-0
10 13 November 2018 [17] 978-4-19-950654-3 21 January 2020 [7] 978-1-645051-89-3
11 13 June 2019 [18] 978-4-19-950680-2 8 December 2020 [7] 978-1-645054-77-1
12 1 January 2020 [19] 978-4-19-950695-6 6 April 2021 [7] 978-1-645058-11-3
13 12 September 2020 [20] 978-4-19-950716-8 2 November 2021 [7] 978-1-648273-32-2
14 11 June 2021 [21] 978-4-19-950743-4 ——
15 12 February 2022 [22] 978-4-19-950766-3 ——
16 13 October 2022 [23] 978-4-19-950795-3 ——
17 12 May 2023 [24] 978-4-19-950815-8 ——
18 13 March 2024 [25] 978-4-19-950849-3 ——

Reception

Lynzee Loveridge ranked the series at number five on her list of "7 Manga for Monster Girl Lovers" on Anime News Network . [2]

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