Forum - View topicNEWS: Viz Adds Yu-Gi-Oh! R, Boys over Flowers Epilogue
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Bluebeard
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Perfect. That sounds exactly like the kind of story I'm hoping it is. I should enjoy it then. Not to mention it seems to have some very high ratings from the handful of people who have rated it in the ANN Encyclopedia. Now it's just a matter of remembering about it come November. |
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GATSU
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Unit: Toriyama still does concept art for games and shows. As for Takahashi I imagine he pretty much tapped the well dry on game-inspired concepts; and since that was his main interest, he's got nothing left to talk about in manga form.
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Xagor
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Well he designed the cards in the Anniversary pack (Old classic YGO cards like BEWD and Jinzo with new artwork) and the new artwork Dark Magician and Obelisk. Other than that not a clue, but it would seem like he's not done much. |
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enurtsol
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And yet, here we are Konami and Upper Deck fighting over the license rights. 
There are already the live-action movies in the 1980s. 
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Princess_Irene
ANN Reviewer
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Ok, I'll be the first/only to say it - yay Yuki Yoshihara!
 I've been reading her stuff in French, and she's really funny. If you're tired of the passive romance heroine, check her out.
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Primus
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Yeah, Toriyama still does the occasional one-shot like Cowa!, Sandland, or mini-series like Neko Majin. And now that I think of it, what has Bakuten Shoot Beyblade's Takao Aoki done recently? He's definately not working on MFB, but considering he's a mangaka of children's series he's probably doing something. |
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FireChick
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YAAAY! The Natsume Yuujinchou manga's been licensed!! Allelujah! I love the anime but haven't read the manga, so I'm happy!
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jr240483
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Not everything. For one thing,the pokemon series was actually good and helped made what anime was during the mid 90's. Also the edited version of one piece was medicore but watchable in my view but changed after watching funi's version which is much better,though having Dan Green played as Dragon was definately the saving grace for the 4kids version. And of course i find they did the Yugioh series ok for younger audiences.Same with GX and 5D's & i of coruse enjoyed it. Unfortunately, having only two series that's watchable ain't good. Better off 4kids do just like with geneon. Either way i'm looking forward to yugioh R.Just hope they keep the american names this time cause the originak name kept me away from the original manga,but my real concern is "what ever happened to the manga version of yugioh GX???" |
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Motomi Kyousuke's style of shoujo manga is a pretty fun blend of slightly-crazy characters, absurd situations, and an awesome visual sense of humour. As a connoisseur(?) of shoujo, I love it, but I think those who don't normally read shoujo manga will also enjoy it. It's not really "typical" shoujo (as Motomi-sensei has frequently lamented in side/bonus pages). I hope it does well, as I would love to see Viz (or anyone else! but with current trends, Viz is probably the only likely candidate...) pick up more series by this mangaka!!! 
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