Showing posts with label romantic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label romantic. Show all posts

Maken-Ki! Promo of romantic action comedy Anime posted

Tuesday, August 9, 2011

The Japanese conglomerate Kadokawa began a promotional video of 115 second transmission progress for Maken-Ki! anime action romantic comedy on Monday. The anime will be released on Japanese television this month of October.

Hiromitsu Takeda Maken-Ki! original manga centered around Takeru Iwao, a child is enrolled in a school's elite where the girls (and boys) are struggling with mysterious elements called Maken. The student body includes the enigmatic girl Kodama, a girl named Inaho called same Takeru girlfriend and his friend of childhood Haruko.

Koichi clan (Ikki Tousen, Burst Angel) is directing the anime in AIC. Yousuke Kuroda (Hayate combat, Highschool of the Dead, Trigun Butler) is in charge of the sequences of commands and Nobuteru Yuki (Escaflowne, X, Record of Lodoss War) designed the characters.

The manga magazine Dragon Age Pure in 2007, but it has been implemented in monthly Dragon Age since 2009. Sixth volume of the manga compilation book sent earlier this month, and the first volume in the adaptation of the novel is available through the Publisher Fujimi Fantasia Bunko.

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Tona-Gura! Romantic comedy manga ends at Japan

Thursday, July 7, 2011

The 13th and final volume of Hidetaka Kakei Tona-Gura! manga romantic comedy sent in Japan on Thursday. The manga ran in Comic Rush of Jive magazine, which went from print to digital format in March. The manga had been running in Comic Rush since January 2004, and continued in the form of the magazine until August 2011 "question".

The history of Tona-Gura! revolves around Kazuki and Yuuji, two childhood friends and neighbors. Yuuji back in his home after 10 years, and Kazuki, who has had a crush on him all this time, has its representation of Yuuji shattered the reunification the two.

Strings library Comic Toranoana, Comic Zin, K-libros and Mangaoh are each offer different special card and illustrations of paper to commemorate the liberation.

The manga was adapted into a thirteen episode anime television series by the Studio of anime Daume and director Tatsuya Abe (dogs: massacre & bullets) in 2006.

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Jun Yuzuki end Gakuen Prince romantic comedy manga

Friday, May 20, 2011

The June issue of Bessatsu friend from Kodansha magazine announced last Friday that Jun Yuzuki will end his manga of romantic comedy Prince Gakuen in July of the magazine issue. Gakuen Prince tells the story of the students at an elite high school, where the male students are overcome in large numbers. Random House label of del Rey Manga had published three of the 11 volumes of current manga in North America in 2009. Last year, United States Kodansha announced gradually would take on the rights of publication of titles published by the Publisher in North America, although not list Gakuen Prince among his expected titles.

Also in the edition of June, Shizuru Seino began serialization in his new manga match Katsu! (Victory in love!, pictured to the left). TOKYOPOP had released girl has game, attack of love and sky of Sieno! manga in North America. Match Katsu! It's about a girl named Natsuo who transfers to a new school and would like to join the volleyball team. However, there are more than enough students (who happen to be Ikemen: handsome men) at the club already. Ayahito Katsuma released a romantic fantasy manga not entitled Tenshi Kamaboko (Angel cake) about a Prince demon who meets a girl in fallen angel, and Akari started serialization in a manga gag entitled Konchiwa Hamuko (Hello Hamuko) on a transfer of insolent Hamster in a school for animals.

The June issue also revealed Kare wa that Kayoko Shimotsuki Devil! (It is Devil!) manga will end in the next edition. Finally, the number of July will not see the beginning of Ruka Natsu Ichise Hajimari (the summer when it began) manga.

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