Hard to say. It could be that the author had some new ideas or faced some challenges in the production process that affected it.
I don't have a definite answer. It might be related to the popularity, market demand, or even the availability of resources for the manga.
Not sure exactly. Maybe there were some creative decisions or changes in the storyline.
Yes, it is. The story has reached its conclusion in the manga.
Yes, it is. The storylines have been concluded.
Yes, it's over. The story reached its conclusion and there are no more new chapters.
Yes, it's finished. The story came to a conclusion after a long and exciting run.
Yes, it has ended. The final chapters wrapped up the story.
Danmachi is originally a light novel. But it also has a manga adaptation based on the story of the light novel.
The Danmachi anime isn't ahead of the manga. It tries to remain true to the original manga's story progression and doesn't deviate much in terms of the sequence of events.
No, usually the anime follows the manga. But there might be some cases where it seems ahead, but that could be due to adaptation differences or fillers.