Hey guys. I'm kind of confused? It says on the INVU page that there is a volume 4, and that the series is complete? But I've been waiting for over 3 years for volume 4 to be released in english by TokyoPop and nothing seems to be happening.

Does anyone have any idea if volume 4 of this manhuwa will ever be released in english? If not, does anyone know if there are any scanlating groups on the internet working on this project?

It's kind of sad... I was really getting into the manhuwa and then it just stopped releasing...

Thanks in advance!

It didn't sell well and/or they lost the license... probably.

Your first question is better off being answered by Tokyopop so e-mail them. As for the second question... I doubt it.

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Actually, the mangaka stopped I.N.V.U to work on The Queen's Knight and just recently began working on I.N.V.U again, or so she says.

Volume 4 isn't even out in Korea yet, much less the US. Wait a bit, hopefully it'll come out soon.

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I'm glad it's not just me who has been waiting for vol 4 for a veeeeeeery long time . The mangaka has finished the fourth and final novel, but Tokyopop has not released it yet. I've read that it was printed by Tokyopop Germany (in English actually) so I hope it will soon come out here too.

not really? i read the first three vols when they were out and i, too, wondered why no more were being released. i forgot about the series and just checked back recently out of curiosity when i found the book on my shelf the other day.

Hmmm story's not over with volume 4, though god alone knows how long it will be until volume 5 comes out.

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