The French publisher Soleil Manga has provided more specific details about the upcoming release of the manga Ton toutou ou moi !. This series is adapted from the two-volume Japanese romantic comedy Ore no Koigataki ga Inu deshite, written by Yamanobe. In France, the manga will be published under the title Ton toutou ou moi !, which translates to "Your Dog or Me!" in English. The first volume is set to release on November 5. The print edition will cost 8.50€, while the digital version will be available for 4.99€. The manga was initially released in Japan in 2023 and 2024 through the MagComi magazine, published by Mag Garden editions. According to Soleil Manga, the story centers on Ryo, a character who has a strong dislike for dogs. However, his feelings change when he moves in with his girlfriend, Harumi. Their new home, however, comes with an unexpected addition: Kotetsu, Harumi's dog. Kotetsu acts like the real "boyfriend" of the house and is determined to win Harumi's affection, creating a comedic rivalry with Ryo. The first volume of Ton toutou ou moi ! will be available in France by the end of the year. At this time, no further details about the release of subsequent volumes or additional content have been shared by the publisher. The series is expected to appeal to fans of romantic comedies with a unique twist involving animals. Soleil Manga has a history of bringing popular Japanese manga to French audiences, often adapting them for local tastes. The release of Ton toutou ou moi ! continues this trend, offering readers a lighthearted and humorous story that blends romance with the antics of a mischievous dog. The publisher has not yet confirmed whether the series will be translated into other languages or adapted into other formats such as anime or a television series.