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| WikiProject Anime and | manga |
| lso been confirmed in Gintama's episode 98 and | manga volume 10. |
| azawa, the female protagonist of the anime and | manga series Kare Kano. |
| previous looks from the past animated OVA and | manga series (see Guyver (OVA) and Guyver: The Bio-B |
| (abbreviated as am) was a bi-monthly anime and | manga news and reviews magazine, published between M |
| The term was popularized by the anime and | manga series Sailor Moon, whose eponymous heroine an |
| Anime and | manga: MyAnimeList |
| al appearances outside of the Naruto anime and | manga. |
| With the popularity of anime and | manga growing in the 1990s and 2000s, anime conventi |
| ention features Japanese creators of anime and | manga, voice actors from anime series, artists, vend |
| ormer monthly magazine which covered anime and | manga industry and related popular culture. |
| For anime and | manga franchise, see Bludgeoning Angel Dokuro-Chan. |
| UppCon is a Swedish anime and | manga convention held annually in Uppsala. |
| . magazine covering the Japanese animation and | manga market. |
| as having more affection towards the anime and | manga world than for a realistic world, saying that |
| blames for his condition, brings him food and | manga to read, and tries to encourage him to come ou |
| nd Queen are two characters from the anime and | manga series Beyblade. |
| Besides the Naruto anime and | manga, Shikamaru is also featured in Naruto the Movi |
| follows the original premise of the Novel and | Manga. |
| Yoshi Matsui, Japanese-Indonesian author, and | manga illustrator |
| din Anime Experience is a commercial anime and | manga convention held in Dunedin. |
| characters for the popular Beyblade anime and | manga series. |
| In certain anime and | manga series, a boy may be compared to a cat in a si |
| Regular human girls in anime and | manga will sometimes sprout cat ears or a tail in or |
| In both the anime and | manga Kodomo no Jikan, teacher Daisuke Aoki-sensei i |
| from advertising and subway signs to anime and | manga. |
| oamix, which was founded by Nobuhiko Horie and | manga artist Tsukasa Hojo. |
| vered this song in the 2004 Japanese anime and | manga Beck: Mongolian Chop Squad, and it was release |
| 003 and supported by a consortium of anime and | manga companies. |
| ertainment, with a large emphasis on anime and | manga. |
| As well as its anime and | manga adaptations, it has also spawned numerous merc |
| In the anime and | manga Kaichou wa Maid-sama, a young boy named Aoi Hy |
| Ayaka Usami, a main character from anime and | manga series Gravitation |
| the members also realized that many anime and | manga fans in Nebraska had never been to a conventio |
| In the anime and | manga, Lee is a ninja affiliated with the village of |
| 2006 animated film adaptation of the anime and | manga series Bleach. |
| dvance based on the popular Japanese Anime and | Manga series One Piece. |
| , other commemorative events, merchandise, and | manga crossovers were planned for the following year |
| nazono, a fictional character in the anime and | manga series Kamichama Karin |
| nazono, a fictional character in the anime and | manga series Special A |
| ez is a fictional character from the anime and | manga series of Beyblade. |
| Deep Snow is a character from the anime and | manga series Rave Master. |
| He first became an anime and | manga fan in 1991, joining his college's anime club, |
| It is based upon the anime and | manga Shaman King, written by Hiroyuki Takei. |
| tten five books, translated several novels and | manga, and published articles and columns in such ne |
| hu Fitzgerald Kobayashi, name of the anime and | manga character Washu Hakubi in the Pretty Sammy OVA |
| Minato reprise their roles from the anime and | manga, four new characters were created by Alchemist |
| It is a semi-fusion of the Mai-Hime anime and | manga (e.g. |
| In the anime and | manga, Death Note. |
| a Sado, a fictional character in the anime and | manga series Bleach |
| and there is a flourishing futanari anime and | manga genre in Japan today. |
| e is within the scope of WikiProject Anime and | manga, which aims to improve and expand anime and ma |
| Animerica included articles covering anime and | manga releases in both the United States and Japan, |
| ng publication of the North American anime and | manga periodical. |
| ganisation received 207 votes and Seth Angalie | Manga of the Rally for Democracy and Progress receiv |
| 2008's 23rd issue of Hakusensha's Young Animal | manga magazine, denoting Kamiyama's involvement as c |
| r fans with an interest in yaoi-related anime, | manga, and other aspects of Asian culture. |
| Figures based on anime, | manga and dating sim characters are often sold as do |
| Its main topic include Japanese anime, | manga and the Japanese video game industry. |
| culture and Role-playing game, such as anime, | manga, and LARP. |
| on streaming East Asian media including anime, | manga, music, electronic entertainment, and auto rac |
| me*magazine featured review sections of anime, | manga, and video games, news, interviews and article |
| f pop culture elements, such as horror, anime, | manga, animation, toys, collectible card games, vide |
| f pop culture elements, such as horror, anime, | manga, animation, toys, collectible card games, vide |
| AnimeNation is an American retailer of anime, | manga, and other products of Japanese culture. |
| A small group of cyberpunk and mecha anime, | manga and role-playing games have used the term bior |
| convention in costume as their favorite anime, | manga, or video game character. |
| -based magazine focused on video games, anime, | manga, film, DVD, television, comics, music and medi |
| to comics, pop culture, graphic novels, anime, | manga, video games, toys, movies, and television. |
| sKon is an anime convention focusing on anime, | manga, and East Asian culture. |
| Content included anime, | manga, music, game, toy and model reviews, director |
| Events all focus on aspects of anime, | manga, and Japanese culture. |
| fe based outfits to outfits from famous anime, | manga, and games. |
| Katsucon is a fan convention for anime, | manga and Japanese culture enthusiasts. |
| on dedicated to comics, graphic novels, anime, | manga, video games, toys, movies, and television. |
| y of events and experiences for fans of anime, | manga, video games, fantasy, science fiction, and mo |
| Genshiken is an anime, | manga, and light novel series about a college otaku |
| the real Yamazaki was not a ninja, his anime, | manga, and TV depictions tend to be a well-trained n |
| hich combines Angel with Konai Shasei, another | manga by U-Jin. |
| Another | manga, Magical Chronicle Lyrical Nanoha Force (2009- |
| aracter as Miyake in Non-Career Woman, another | manga by Ishii. |
| ginally serialized in Ikki, a Seinen anthology | manga magazine. |
| 11th most anticipated | manga, 6th best new seinen/josei manga, 3rd best one |
| First Appearance: | Manga Chapter 94, Anime Episode 30 |
| First Appearance: | Manga Chapter 28, Anime Episode 6 |
| First Appearance: | Manga Chapter 275 |
| First Appearance: | Manga Chapter 185, Anime Episode ? |
| Aqua ( | manga), a Japanese manga by Amano Kozue |
| sed on the fifth story arc of Hirohiko Araki's | manga series JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Vento Aureo. |
| There are | manga versions of the story by Aomata Pink, Yoshimur |
| Editorial Ivrea is an Argentine | manga and comics publisher that publishes in Argenti |
| ots: Hayato Jin (Super Robot Wars, Armageddon, | manga), Kei Kuruma (Armageddon), Shou Tachibana (Shi |
| lita fashion is why her work is categorized as | manga. |
| based on previously published material such as | manga, visual novels, or video games. |
| adapted and extended to various media such as | manga series, live-action films, anime films and rad |
| They sell imported goods from Japan, such as | manga, anime, figures, dolls, clothes and candy such |
| States, people refer to what they perceive as | manga "styled" comics as Amerimanga, world manga, or |
| Japanese comics, also known as | manga, tend to use vertical direction for text. |
| e outside of Japan and most of Southeast Asia, | Manga Reviewer had reviewed it and commented on how |
| He's better known by his nickname, Asshat ( | manga) or Scum (anime). |
| Astray R and Astray B, there is another Astray | manga series. |
| Yoko Ishida at | Manga Expo 2 (Paris) in 2007 |
| Although Hindenburg has authored | manga on several different topics, he is mostly know |
| When Tatsumi's 840-page autobiographical | manga, A Drifting Life, was published in Singapore i |
| ng of the initial story arc in the Dragon Ball | manga, with the original character King Gurumes subs |
| id not become a self-parody of the Dragon Ball | manga until Neko Majin Z, which had cameos of charac |
| Turkish alternative rock & hip hop band | MaNga (band) also covered the original version of th |
| "We Could Be The Same" for Turkish mega band, | maNga, which went on to place 2nd in the internation |
| gan drawing Real in 2001, his third basketball | manga, which focuses on wheelchair basketball. |
| A story inspired by the Batman | manga appeared recently in Batman: The Brave and the |
| On November 17, 2004, Be Beautiful | Manga began offering to replace any defective copies |
| n publishing the series under its Be Beautiful | Manga imprint in 2005. |
| Cowboy Bebop ( | manga) |
| etween volumes 22 and volume 23 of the Berserk | manga; right after Guts and Puck depart for Elfhelm |
| Berserk ( | manga) (Corkus) |
| ing 2006, Black Cat was North America 9th best | Manga property according to ICv2. |
| The series is among the best-selling | manga in Japan.Volumes 19, 20, and 21 all reached nu |
| s best known as the author of the best-selling | manga and anime series Hikaru no Go, about the game |
| eries have also been featuring in best-selling | manga rankings such as The New York Times as well as |
| rama CD release based on the Beyond the Beyond | manga by Yoshitomo Watanabe. |
| It is serialized in Biblos's | manga magazine, Be x Boy , collected in four chapter |
| Sweet Boys Life (based on an original BL | manga by Kazuka Minami) |
| - Shikkoku no Hana -, a new Darker than BLACK | manga started in 2009. |
| c, making-of footage, character designs, Blade | Manga art, a weapons gallery, behind the scenes foot |
| For the Bleach ( | manga) character, see Retsu Unohana. |
| It is licensed in North America by Blu | Manga, the boys love division of Tokyopop. |
| It is licensed in North America by Blu | Manga, an imprint of Tokyopop, and in Germany by Tok |
| It first has been published in English by Blu | Manga, the boys love publishing division of Tokyopop |
| It is licensed in North America by Blu | Manga, the yaoi imprint of Tokyopop, which released |
| drama directed by Hiroshi Ando based on Blue ( | manga) by Kiriko Nananan. |
| he Region 1 UMD video release of Perfect Blue, | Manga Entertainment featured the movie in cinema wid |
| He has written the book | Manga wa ima dou natteorunoka? |
| over 15 years, written stacks of comic books, | manga adaptations and magazine articles, accrued ove |
| , television, video games, anime, comic books, | manga, graphic novels, and websites. |
| alone in the making of the script so that both | manga and anime would have different endings, and to |
| A single volume containing both | manga under the title Mimi o Sumaseba was released i |
| even Spielberg acquired the rights for Old Boy | manga to make a new film based on the original sourc |
| In the Astro Boy | manga, Ochanomizu has no role in the development of |
| It was serialised in Nihon Bungeisha's | manga magazine, Nichibun Comics. |
| rs Weekly was also making use of the term, but | manga publishers have yet to use it in official adve |
| The dub was produced by | Manga Entertainment UK (a division of Central Park M |
| The OVA was released by | Manga Entertainment in Australia and the UK and prev |
| In New Zealand, also released by | Manga Entertainment, it was promoted as the banned v |
| ch prospective mangaka may enter, sponsored by | manga editors and publishers. |
| The OVA is licensed in the United Kingdoms by | Manga Entertainment. |
| ich have been released in the United States by | Manga Entertainment. |
| Distribution in North America is handled by | Manga Entertainment. |
| 2006 and has been licensed for a UK release by | Manga Entertainment. |
| ion was also released in the United Kingdom by | Manga Entertainment. |
| ss was drawn specifically for Anime Express by | manga artist Steve Bennett, who has worked as an art |
| inally released in an edited form in the US by | Manga Entertainment. |
| The censored version by | Manga Entertainment only had dubbed audio, while the |
| in December 2008, with English translation by | manga scholar Matt Thorn. |
| t was licensed for release in North America by | Manga Entertainment. |
| For more information see Cantarella ( | manga). |
| - Johanna Draper Carlson, | Manga Worth Reading. |
| It was licensed in French by Casterman | manga imprint Sakka and in Italy by Kappa Edizioni. |
| Changa | Manga Tourist Resort is situated 80 km from Lahore c |
| akistan (TDCP) arranges picnic trips to Changa | Manga throughout the year. |
| The nation's first children's | manga magazine was Tokyo Pakku (established in 1907) |
| In this children's | manga, Punch and his sister Pinko are approached by |
| Mako was known as the most prominent Christian | manga artist in Japan. |
| film based on the Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle | manga by the group Clamp. |
| In the CLAMP | manga series xxxHolic, an education student uses a c |
| The series was licensed by CMX | manga for an English language release in North Ameri |
| It is licensed in English by CMX | Manga in North America and Chuang Yi in Singapore. |
| It is licensed in North America by CMX | Manga. |
| The series was licensed by CMX | manga for an English language release in North Ameri |
| CMX | Manga released the 4 bound volumes of the manga betw |
| e included as a cut-out in the first collected | manga volume. |
| d as breaking new ground for themes in comedic | manga, and as showing "meticulous detail". |
| ikkapika Comics is a series of Japanese comedy | manga, written and illustrated by Hiroshi Takase. |
| MangaNews commends | manga artist Court Betten saying that his work is "i |
| published a revised adaptation of the complete | manga, featuring the original uncensored black and w |
| The magazine contains | manga based on otome games and is targeted towards f |
| was published in the same size as conventional | manga and was spiral-bound. |
| nime episodes are similar to the corresponding | manga chapters, but some events are changed or combi |
| In other countries, | Manga Studio is often used instead of using traditio |
| It is licensed in North America by CPM | Manga, in Poland by JPF and in Russia by Comics Fact |
| CPM | Manga also featured adaptations of MD Geist, Armored |
| f Tetsuo's mother allows him freedom to create | manga, and he begins to work on manga obsessively. |
| o that one day Tetsuo would return to creating | manga. |
| Gigantis' Counterattack, a non-canon crossover | manga with Space Runaway Ideon. |
| unced at Anime Expo 2006, the Vampire Hunter D | manga project is currently underway in collaboration |
| Announced in chapter 530 of the Initial D | manga, Extra Stage 2 aired on pay-per-view on Octobe |
| es Saiko Takaki's art for the Vampire Hunter D | manga. |
| In Japan, the Azumanga Daioh | manga was named a jury recommended work of the sixth |
| , KISS, Train, GO-X, Matt Stevens, The Damned, | MaNga, Zebrahead, Hugh Cornwell, Tarja Turunen, Jell |
| otes A Drifting Life as the 10th best defining | manga. |
| e series also ran in both of Viz's now defunct | manga magazines, Pulp and Animerica Extra for severa |
| In response to reader demand, | Manga Burikko removed nude photographs of girls and |
| In the Gundam SEED and Gundam SEED Destiny | manga, author Masatsugu Iwase tries to make him look |
| ctive Conan) in Japan, is a Japanese detective | manga series written and illustrated by Gosho Aoyama |
| The Read or Die | manga series was written by Hideyuki Kurata, illustr |
| GUY-YA, consisting of himself and Read or Die | manga artist Shutaro Yamada. |
| It is licensed in North America by Digital | Manga Publishing, which released the manga through i |
| It is licensed in English by Digital | Manga Publishing, which released the first volume of |
| It is licensed in North America by Digital | Manga Publishing, which released the first volume th |
| It is licensed in North America by Digital | Manga Publishing, which released the manga through i |
| It is licensed in North America by Digital | Manga Publishing, which released the manga through i |
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