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| It is based on the | manga Croket! by Manavu Kashimoto. |
| Other variations on OEL | manga, such as western manga, world manga, global ma |
| from one of the card game series based on the | manga. |
| is one-time boss Shungicu Uchida, based on her | manga of the same name. |
| I Dream of Mimi (1997, based on Shintani's | manga Buttobi CPU) |
| . Schodt's Dreamland Japan: Writings on Modern | Manga, famed Japanese author and militarist Yukio Mi |
| terwards in late 1985 Aso began working on the | manga series "Hikari no Densetsu," which would becom |
| The track "The Heart Beneath" was used on the | manga compilation trailers on the UK & Australian re |
| wo full-fledged television series based on the | manga have been broadcast to date. |
| a film titled Whisper of the Heart, based on a | manga by Aoi Hiiragi, about a girl writing a fantasy |
| ee novels by Natsumi Yamamoto and based on the | manga was released by KSS in 1998. |
| It is based on the | manga Nextworld. |
| mated film directed by Eric Khoo, based on the | manga memoir A Drifting Life and five earlier short |
| Dreamland Japan: Writings on Modern | Manga. |
| He did however create a number of one shot | manga in prior to that, also published in Kadokawa m |
| Cut is a one-shot Japanese | manga written and illustrated by Toko Kawai. |
| Like Impressive Guys!") is a one-shot Japanese | manga written and illustrated by Hinako Takanaga. |
| Fever Through Lenses") is a one-shot Japanese | manga written and illustrated by Tatsumi Kaiya. |
| L'Etoile Solitaire is a one-shot Japanese | manga written and illustrated by Yuno Ogami. |
| noid Next Door Neighbor is a one-shot Japanese | manga by Kazuka Minami. |
| Katsumade wa?) is a one-shot Japanese | manga written and illustrated by Kaname Itsuki. |
| ll My Darling Daughters is a one-shot Japanese | manga written and illustrated by Fumi Yoshinaga. |
| Awaken Forest is a one-shot Japanese | manga written and illustrated by Yuna Aoi published |
| Hot Limit is a one-shot Japanese | manga written by Minori Shima and illustrated by Aki |
| You Make My Head Spin is a one-shot Japanese | manga written and illustrated by Kazuhiko Mishima. |
| en out for works considered the magnum opus of | manga creators. |
| /Quirky", and 7th best new classic or reissued | manga. |
| The magazine also features one or two | manga series at a time. |
| 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. |
| In the original and | manga series, Max occasionally speaks American Engli |
| Sweet Boys Life (based on an original BL | manga by Kazuka Minami) |
| @Large is an Original English-language | manga written and illustrated by Ahmed Hoke. |
| r and illustrator of Original English-language | manga. |
| aoi Hentai is a yaoi original English-language | manga anthology series by various creators. |
| ll, of the characters from the original Guyver | manga series appear in the new Guyver anime series. |
| Free Runners is an original English-language | manga about free running with story by Bill Strauss |
| d her creation of an original English-language | manga "a bit ironic," because she "wanted to do some |
| lp teach Japanese using original, untranslated | manga. |
| In the Osamu Tezuka | Manga Complete Works release of Gringo, one of Tezuk |
| In the Osamu Tezuka | Manga Complete Works release of "The Fossil Island", |
| company also began publishing other magazines, | manga collections, and novels. |
| In other countries, | Manga Studio is often used instead of using traditio |
| , feels it is quite different from other josei | manga. |
| ave been the inspiration for two other popular | manga, Yu-Gi-Oh! |
| The joke also parodies many other well-known | manga, such as Dragon Ball, Kindaichi Case Files, Gu |
| lopment" of World's End compared to other yaoi | manga. |
| previous looks from the past animated OVA and | manga series (see Guyver (OVA) and Guyver: The Bio-B |
| OVA & | manga character. |
| sessions, laptop ready power strips, over 1100 | manga titles, over 1400 young adult book titles, and |
| Special Paper for | Manga Art |
| 1, 2009 on the PlayStation Portable as part of | manga distribution library. |
| States, people refer to what they perceive as | manga "styled" comics as Amerimanga, world manga, or |
| he Region 1 UMD video release of Perfect Blue, | Manga Entertainment featured the movie in cinema wid |
| Pipt's Liquid of Petrifaction), the | manga and anime series Naruto (Senjutsu) and My-Otom |
| Akamatsu was inspired by the plans of | manga editors and this led to the creation of his la |
| In the popular Japanese | manga and anime One Piece two characters are named a |
| the Freedom 1 DVD release, many popular media, | manga and animation magazines ran articles for the O |
| Classroom, which was based on a popular horror | manga series by Kazuo Umezu. |
| is Lee when he realised that the popularity of | manga could open a door to Korean manhwa. |
| series near-future post-apocalyptic adventure | manga. |
| In follow-up reviews, she praised the | manga as "turning out to be one of the best fantasy |
| on scenes are often confusing, but praised the | manga for defusing its scariness through its omnipre |
| Eye on Anime's review praised the | manga due to its storyline, but has criticized Keita |
| assiel Kelner of Aesthesticism.com praised the | manga as a study on human nature, "reminding [reader |
| Kodansha sponsors the prestigious Kodansha | Manga Award, which has run in its current form since |
| "Alice the 101st is a cute and prettily drawn | manga, created by Chigusa Kawai, the same mangaka be |
| n anime movie and received the Grand Prize for | manga at the 2008 Japan Media Arts Festival. |
| It received the Grand Prize for | manga at the 2004 Japan Media Arts Festival and the |
| It won the 11th Grand Prize for | manga at the Japan Media Arts Festival in 2007. |
| for which she received an Excellence Prize for | manga at the 2003 Japan Media Arts Festival and the |
| The dub was produced by | Manga Entertainment UK (a division of Central Park M |
| In 2000, Madoka Mako produced a | manga titled The History of Japanese Christianity, a |
| Mako was known as the most prominent Christian | manga artist in Japan. |
| Several publications for | manga, anime, video games, and other related media h |
| Several publications for | manga, anime, video games, and other related media h |
| Chuang Yi published the | manga in English in Singapore as Bakegyamon.. |
| Viz published the | manga in English, an anime OVA in 1988. |
| Ichijinsha published the | manga into four aizoban (wide-ban) volumes between J |
| In France Sakka published the | manga. |
| North American publisher Digital | Manga acquired the license for the manga in 2008, bu |
| local comic books, it also publishes Japanese | manga, Korean manhwa, and Chinese manhua. |
| artered in Tokyo, Japan, it publishes Japanese | manga, manga magazines and comic anthologies. |
| It publishes one | manga magazine Comic Gum. |
| "Family Restaurant Warrior Pudding") Japanese | manga written and illustrated by Hinoki Kazushi. |
| ure-Retro Hero Story"), a pulp-science fiction | manga that was first serialized by Kadokawa Shoten i |
| a character featured in Monkey Punch's iconic | manga Lupin the Third. |
| In Monkey Punch's original | manga, Lupin is very much the ladies' man, though Fu |
| Unlike many other imprints, CMX pursued older | manga along with popular new works, feeling that the |
| Comic Lily Princess S) is a quarterly yuri | manga magazine published by Ichijinsha. |
| Dark Horse Comics will re-release the | manga in omnibus format in 2011. |
| In 2003, Flower Comics re-released the | manga in the three bunkobon volumes. |
| ded for younger children who may have read the | manga. |
| In response to reader demand, | Manga Burikko removed nude photographs of girls and |
| g to teen readers, as in a male reading shoujo | manga or a female reading shonen manga, and that in |
| looked confusingly similar to a real Doraemon | manga. |
| Recently, a | manga serialized in Bessatsu Friend named Flower of |
| elt that Zaou's author commentary redeemed the | manga somewhat. |
| "a great change of pace from the regular yaoi | manga with its unexpected turns and unique comedic t |
| elopment Ordinance that increase regulation of | manga and anime sales to under-18 year olds. |
| s to complete with another hip-hop related OEL | manga named @Large, which was already award-nominate |
| The first company to release lesbian-themed | manga in North America was Yuricon's publishing arm |
| The English-language release of | manga has been licensed in North America by Tokyopop |
| The English-language release of | manga has been licensed in North America by Dark Hor |
| 2006 and has been licensed for a UK release by | Manga Entertainment. |
| Before the game's release, a | manga adaptation based on the visual novel illustrat |
| Before the game's release, a | manga based on the story, drawn by Japanese artist H |
| Biblos released the | manga on August 10, 2005 before it went bankrupt in |
| North America by 801 Media which released the | manga in November 2009. |
| Shufu-to-Seikatsu Sha Ltd. released the | manga on September 2002. |
| North America by 801 Media which released the | manga in April 2007, and in France by Taifu Comics. |
| The OVA was released by | Manga Entertainment in Australia and the UK and prev |
| erica by Aurora Publishing, which released the | manga through its yaoi imprint, Deux Press, on Augus |
| In New Zealand, also released by | Manga Entertainment, it was promoted as the banned v |
| Taiyoh Tosho released the | manga on October 16, 2006. |
| Panini Comics released the | manga in France on October 12, 2006, in Italy on Aug |
| icensed in French by Asuka, which released the | manga in January 2009. |
| Houbunsha released the | manga on March 28, 2003. |
| Panini Comics released the | manga between October 2002 and February 2003 in Germ |
| Casterman released the | manga on October 17, 2007. |
| Biblos released the | manga on March 10, 2003. |
| Tokyopop also released a | manga adaptation of the trilogy by Aya Yoshinaga. |
| Nihon Bungeisha released the | manga on August 28, 2006. |
| Kadokawa Shoten released the | manga on January 29, 2004. |
| North America by 801 Media, which released the | manga in January 2008. |
| glish by Aurora Publishing, which released the | manga in August 2008. |
| Biblos released the | manga on March 1999. |
| sed in French by Akata, which is releasing the | manga as Sweet Relax. |
| film based on the Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle | manga by the group Clamp. |
| 009, in a survey asking its respondents "which | manga do you think is the most interesting?" in a po |
| People often restrict Nouvelle | Manga to the world of alternative comics, yet there |
| The reviewer for | Manga News said described the story as "sweet and po |
| Six stars, central to the plot of RG Veda | manga series based on Vedic mythology |
| ges an issue, and reads both right-to-left for | manga titles, and left-to-right for manhwa and OEL m |
| s funny and gentle - more romantic (shounen-ai | manga) than explicit (yaoi manga)". |
| For the Duala king see Rudolph Duala | Manga Bell. |
| tion of Urusei Yatsura, and Rumiko Takahashi's | manga work was honoured in It's a Rumic World, a spe |
| the creator and author of the Rurouni Kenshin | manga and anime series, was hired to design some of |
| His most popular work is Excel Saga, a | manga which he describes as a work dealing with the |
| ly appeared in the TV series and Go Sako ota's | manga. |
| He also wrote the Sakura Taisen | manga. |
| der to start their translation on the I Saw It | manga. |
| He was an assistant of Yoshio Sawai, the | manga artist of Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo (Shirota Masakage |
| Suzuki says the | manga Babel II was his main inspiration in the creat |
| slang term for a heroine of a science fiction | manga where the protagonist's powers awaken convenie |
| lays a key role on the science fiction-mystery | manga 20th Century Boys. |
| ten in newer Japanese Japanese science fiction | manga and anime grew in large part out of the Suzuki |
| Due to it being located between two seas, La | Manga is also an ideal place for water sports. |
| ryline, since the Star Ocean: The Second Story | manga was cancelled prematurely before either charac |
| was just thinking about makiing a section for | manga lines. |
| For more information see Cantarella ( | manga). |
| See also | Manga. |
| In the Gundam SEED and Gundam SEED Destiny | manga, author Masatsugu Iwase tries to make him look |
| "Readers used to seeing a | manga loaded with panels, side jokes, and an overabu |
| ginally serialized in Ikki, a Seinen anthology | manga magazine. |
| h the goal of providing a diverse selection of | manga, and, potentially, manhwa to the U.S. market. |
| reater publicity for their work and sell their | manga to anime sponsors for film production. |
| ruguay to begin his studies at the Seminary of | Manga, near Montevideo. |
| Katatsumuri-chan (2006-ongoing, serialized in | Manga Time Kirara, Houbunsha) |
| zine is most notably known for serializing the | manga series Afro Samurai. |
| Toei Animation's Ojamajo Doremi series (Mahodo | manga) animation, and a called Michel (animation). |
| Angel is a long running series of | manga created by Japanese comic book author U-Jin. |
| ganisation received 207 votes and Seth Angalie | Manga of the Rally for Democracy and Progress receiv |
| on and Capcom's own artists and several famous | manga artists such as Yasuhiro Nightow. |
| with Giffen, who had adapted several Tokyopop | manga, as the writer. |
| Yukine Honami has illustrated several yaoi | manga, including Desire, Sweet Revolution, Rin!, Can |
| sequels including Sexy Poker 2006, Sexy Poker | Manga, Sexy Poker Top Models and Sexy Poker Pixel. |
| Shadow Skill | manga was originally created 1992 by Megumu Okada . |
| a video game based on the renowned Shaman King | manga and anime series. |
| It is based on the Shaman King | manga and anime series. |
| hich combines Angel with Konai Shasei, another | manga by U-Jin. |
| 009 Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize for Short Work | Manga. |
| s You Stupid) is a collection of short, erotic | manga by Naoki Yamamoto. |
| Since his | manga was going to use the constellations as a very |
| his is an anime episode listing, but since the | manga came out first...) --Darkbane talk 00:58, 18 M |
| Akadot also runs a sister site, | Manga Academy. |
| and said she also likes reading the Slam Dunk | manga. |
| Even so, the | manga was left with an open ending for a possible ne |
| The Animated Movie, and was the theme song for | Manga Entertainment's anime catalog trailer. |
| s published bundled with their source material | manga. |
| e outside of Japan and most of Southeast Asia, | Manga Reviewer had reviewed it and commented on how |
| a"( Dragon Ball Extra) a line specifically for | manga written by Akira Toriyama. |
| Spider-Man: The | Manga (artist: Ryoichi Ikegami) |
| ch prospective mangaka may enter, sponsored by | manga editors and publishers. |
| rs, postcards, a centerfold spread, serialized | manga, and a DVD insert. |
| ot of the series to Tokyopop's Rising Stars of | Manga competition, but later decided that he "didn't |
| After placing in Tokyopop's Rising Stars of | Manga competition, LeGrow won an opportunity to have |
| nter is a winner in the fourth Rising Stars of | Manga competition, winning the third-place prize of |
| It was at this time that Abiko started making | manga for a more mature audience, with titles such a |
| ich have been released in the United States by | Manga Entertainment. |
| nographic material occasionally run stories or | manga featuring peri-pubescent characters. |
| Hanashi, a formerly published humor story and | manga magazine which ceased publication in 2008 |
| The Strider Hiryu | manga, illustrated by Tatsumi Wada and written by, w |
| Kojiro Sasaki as Himself: Another student of | manga filmmaking who makes friends with Musashi in T |
| Fans who enjoy this strange style of | manga will be glad to hear that the creator has many |
| Done in the style of | manga, the comic follows the adventures of punk rock |
| The company has several subdivisions: Digital | Manga Publishing, which publishes Japanese manga, no |
| have inspired a variety of subsequent novels, | manga, and film. |
| Hirata's works belong to the subset of | manga known as "gekiga" ("dramatic pictures"), and h |
| been portraied in the hugely succesful tennis | manga Ace wo nerae!. |
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