The current issue of young animal Arashi magazine has been the development of the live-action film version katsu Aki's romance/soap opera / "how to sex" announced officially the ongoing manga series guide manga series Futari H. 1997 premiered and was previously 23 million copies sold. The manga was adapted into two 2-episode OVA series from 2002 to 2004 and a live-action TV series in 2003.
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Second Futari H live-action adaptation announced
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Manga Sutra - Futari H gets new live-action adaptation
Monday, May 2, 2011
The June issue of Hakusensha's Young Animal Arashi magazine is announcing on Friday that a new adaptation of live action manga by Aki Katsu Futari Ecchi (Futari H) romantic comedy has been given the go-ahead for this summer. The manga is still an inexperienced couple and their comic adventures as they explore privacy among themselves. More details on the issue will provide this year 10 of Young Animal Hakusensha magazine on May 13.
Aki Katsu (psychic Academy, the vision of Escaflowne) has been the development of the manga, which describes itself as a "Bible of love" or a "user manual" for people in love, the young animals and Young Animal Arashi from 1997. HAKUSENSHA published the compilation book volume 49 of the manga in Japan in February, and the manga has sold 23 million copies so far. TOKYOPOP published the manga in North America under the name Manga Sutra - Futari H before announcing that it would close its us publishing operations.
Media Blasters released the adaptation of anime original video from 2002-2004 in the same manga under the name of passage through the history of love. There was a previous adaptation of the manga live-action television miniseries in 2003.
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Aki Katsu (psychic Academy, the vision of Escaflowne) has been the development of the manga, which describes itself as a "Bible of love" or a "user manual" for people in love, the young animals and Young Animal Arashi from 1997. HAKUSENSHA published the compilation book volume 49 of the manga in Japan in February, and the manga has sold 23 million copies so far. TOKYOPOP published the manga in North America under the name Manga Sutra - Futari H before announcing that it would close its us publishing operations.
Media Blasters released the adaptation of anime original video from 2002-2004 in the same manga under the name of passage through the history of love. There was a previous adaptation of the manga live-action television miniseries in 2003.
[Via Manga news]
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