are not entirely sure whether the prosecutor has gone beyond the wide latitude afforded for argument. The quoted comments were all in response to the defense attorney's closing argument, in which he said that the victim's story didn't "make any sense" and emphasized various potential pieces of evidence that the State hadn't brought before the jury or explained. Defense counsel questioned whether DNA evidence gathered from the hood, which showed a match to the victim, might simply have been there because she'd been around the defendant (who presumably had been around his car) or because she'd been around the car before. That led to the prosecutor's responsive argument that the "one thing" he knew in the case was that the victim had been on the car's hood. InPublisher SB Creative and its label GA Bunko announced on Friday that publication of the second volume of author Kota Nozomi and illustrator Yūnagi's Isekai Tennis Musō: Tennis Player Toka Iu Nazo no Otoko ga Chotto Tsuyosugirun Desu Kedo! (Alternate World Tennis Warriors: But The Mysterious Man Who is Called a Tennis Player Among Other Things is A Little Too Powerful!) novel series has been cancelled. The publisher cited reports that the novel has various resemblances to another work or works. The publisher apologized to readers and staff related to the series' production.

SB Creative released the first volume of the novel series on January 15. A Twitter user then posted images last week that compare illustrations of the characters from Isekai Tennis Musō to Takeshi Konomi's The Prince