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Sentai Filmworks adds Clamp Kobato TV Anime

Sunday, May 1, 2011

The American anime licensor Sentai Filmworks revealed in its panel of Kawaii Kon Saturday that acquired the Kobato. anime fantasy television series to launch in August. In the original CLAMP manga and subsequent anime adaptation, Kobato (Kana Hanazawa) is a young woman who "heals" pain of others and a mysterious bottle filled with feelings of suffering of their hearts. The anime ran for 24 episodes from 2009 to 2010.

Yen press will publish the fourth volume of manga in North America this month of July.

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Image © 2009 clamp, Kadokawa Shoten/Kobato. or Mamoru Kai

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Clamp door 7 ships of Manga in United States, in the world this summer

Monday, April 25, 2011

The official website of the creator of CLAMP manga Quartet announced Thursday that manga CLAMP door 7 will be published in book form compilation in the United States by Dark Horse Comics this summer. The manga is also launching their careers magazine serialized in Korea in the South, Taiwan and Hong Kong this month, and the magazine Animeland French launched a limited four-month in March. The history of fantasy begins when a high school boy named Chikahito Takamoto visits to a shrine during a trip from Kyoto and meetings of three people: Hana, Sakura and Tachibana - with mysterious powers at a level barely veiled of lucid sleep among our consciencewaking up the world and the subconscious State of lethargy.

Of Korea of the South Haksan culture company of Taiwan publication of online, Hong Kong Hong Kong Tong Li Publishing, of France Viz Media Europe, of America Dark Horse Comics, Brazil new Pop Germany EMA and Spain all Norma Editorial published the manga in the form of book compiled this summer.

When asked about the door 7 on Sunday, a representative of Dark Horse Comics said that "keep in touch".

Dark Horse Comics had originally announced that it would publish books of 80 pages per month, or "mangettes", from the most recent work of clamp in 2009. The project was to they have been published almost simultaneously in America of the North, Korea in the South and Japan. The version number in the history of Shueisha Jump Square magazine in Japan last November, and the complete series was released in the same magazine in February.

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