History Trivia / MangaTimeKirara

** In the cases of ''Manga/IsTheOrderARabbit'' and ''Manga/BlendS'', their licenses were given to Sol Press in 2020, but due to going out of business for failing to pay their taxes around the same time, both manga were left with only one volume each translated. To make matters worse, it was only done digitally with no physical prints.

** There were rumors of a second season to ''Manga/KillMeBaby'' being developed in the late 2010s (including an infamous fake image leak in February 2021), though it seems nothing has come out of it if it was ever actually considered by Kirara or JC. Given the manga is still ongoing, it isn't too unlikely to think it may have been considered.
** Likewise, rumors of a fifth season to ''Manga/HidamariSketch'' occurred during the mid 2010s, though it seems it may have been mistaken for the 2013 SeriesFinale OVA. The unfortunate death of main cast member Creator/MiyuMatsuki in late 2015, alongside the declining popularity and infrequent release schedule of ''Hidamari Sketch'' likely prevented another season if one was ever planned at the time.

* ExecutiveMeddling: As mentioned by the authors of ''Manga/UraraMeirocho'' and ''Manga/StardustTelepath'', Kirara's editors have plenty of control when it comes to the manga that run in their magazines, and they have more interest in reusing certain character archetypes and dynamics that follow a similar formula. An example of how old their meddling is dates back to ''Manga/HidamariSketch'', where Creator/UmeAoki wanted Hiro to have been revealed to be a WholesomeCrossdresser, but this was rejected by her editors.

* CashCowFranchise: And it has been profitable ever since ''Manga/KOn'' became a SleeperHit. However, it didn't truly achieve this status until ''Kirara Fantasia'' launched and the announcement of Manga Time Kirara Ten, the latter being successful enough to get a rerun in Osaka. In recent years, ''Manga/LaidBackCamp'' and ''Manga/BocchiTheRock'' have become this, due to their surprise Main/SleeperHit successes.

* ExecutiveMeddling: As mentioned by the authors of ''Manga/UraraMeirocho'' and ''Manga/HoshikuzuTelepath'', Kirara's editors have plenty of control when it comes to the manga that run in their magazines, and they have more interest in reusing certain character archetypes and dynamics that follow a similar formula. An example of how old their meddling is dates back to ''Manga/HidamariSketch'', where Creator/UmeAoki wanted Hiro to have been revealed to be a WholesomeCrossdresser, but this was rejected by her editors.

** Similarly, after the GutPunch towards the second volume, ''Manga/StardustTelepath'' [[CerebusSyndrome morphed]] into a heavy, emotional that's more suited for ''Forward''.
* ExecutiveMeddling: As mentioned by the author of of ''Manga/UraraMeirocho'', Kirara's editors have plenty of control when it comes to the manga that run in Kirara, having more interest in reusing certain character archetypes and dynamics that follow a similar formula. An example of how old their meddling is dates back to ''Manga/HidamariSketch'', where Creator/UmeAoki wanted Hiro to have been revealed to be a WholesomeCrossdresser, but this was rejected by her editors.

** Similarly, after the GutPunch towards the second volume, ''Manga/HoshikuzuTelepath'' [[CerebusSyndrome morphed]] into a heavy, emotional that's more suited for ''Forward''.

* CreatorsOddball: ''Manga/TheDemonGirlNextDoor'' runs in ''Carat'', yet its more dramatic, serialized storyline makes it stick out from its contemporaries; it seems like a better fit for the DarkerAndEdgier ''Forward'' brand.

** There were rumors of a second season to ''Manga/KillMeBaby'' being developed in the late 2010s (including an infamous fake image leak in February 2021), though it seems nothing has come out of it if it was ever actually considered by Kirara or JC. Given the manga is still ongoing, it isn't too unlikely to think it may have been considered.

* ProductionPosse: It isn't too uncommon to find certain studios and people be involved in more than one of their anime productions. Creator/JCStaff and Creator/StudioGokumi are notable examples of this, having produced a good handful of their anime.

** In the cases of ''Manga/IsTheOrderARabbit'' and ''Manga/BlendS'', their licenses were given to Sol Press in 2020, but due to going out of business for failing to pay their taxes around the same time, both manga were left with only one volume each translated. To make matters worse, it was only done digitally with no physical prints.

* NoDubForYou: Many of the anime adaptations of these titles are usually licensed by Creator/SentaiFilmworks for the North American market, and it's expected that many of them are often released sub-only. The chances of their manga getting released outside of Japan can also be counted as this.

* FollowTheLeader: ''Magazine/ComicCune'' can be seen as this to Kirara, as both magazines center on female [[Main/{{Yonkoma}} four-panel]], Main/SliceOfLife mangas with cute art styles and often focus on overlapping themes and storytelling. Unlike Kirara, Cune rarely dips their toes into making anime adaptations, compared to the vast library its rival has.
* NoDubForYou: Many of the anime adaptations of these titles are usually licensed by Creator/SentaiFilmworks for the North American market, and it's expected that many of them are often released sub-only.

* CreatorsOddball: While not without its fair share of Kirara hallmarks, ''Manga/TheDemonGirlNextDoor'' is a more dramatic and serialized story in comparison to the more light-hearted works Kirara is best known for.

* CashCowFranchise: And it has been profitable ever since ''Manga/KOn'' became a SleeperHit. However, it didn't truly achieve this status until ''Kirara Fantasia'' launched and the announcement of Manga Time Kirara Ten, the latter being successful enough to get a rerun in Osaka.

MorePopularSpinoff: Serves as this to the greater ''Manga Time'' family, to the point where it has almost as many sub-magazines as its parent.

* CashCowFranchise: And it has been profitable ever since ''Manga/KOn'' became a SleeperHit. However, it didn't truly achieve this status until ''VideoGame/Kirara Fantasia'' launched and the announcement of Manga Time Kirara Ten, the latter being successful enough to get a rerun in Osaka.

* MorePopularSpinoff: Serves as this to the greater ''Manga Time'' family, to the point where it has almost as many sub-magazines as its parent.