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| | |  Boys Over Flowers: Encyclopedia II - Boys Over Flowers - StoryTsukushi Makino (牧野つくし Makino Tsukushi), a working-class girl, attends an elite elevator school called Eitoku Academy, populated by children from rich, high-society families. She is the "weed" of the school surrounded by all the rich kids including the "Flower" Four (F4). The F4 leader and son of the wealthiest, most powerful family in Japan, Tsukasa Domyoji (道明寺 司 Dōmyōji Tsukasa), takes an interest in Tsukushi, because she is the only girl at Eitoku who doesn't fawn over him. However, his hot-headed nature and bullying ways are originally a major turn-off for Tsukus ...
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| | | | Boys Over Flowers: Encyclopedia II - VIZ Media - Books published by Viz
VIZ Media - Manga.
Full article: List of manga published by VIZ Media
At various times in its history, Viz has published manga under the Viz Comics, Viz Communications, Viz LLC, Shonen Jump, PULP Manga, Shonen Jump Advanced, and Shojo Beat imprints. Amongst some of their more popular titles are manga series.
Case Closed (Detective Conan)
Ceres, Celestial Legend
Dragon Ball series
Excel SagaSee also: VIZ Media, VIZ Media - Books published by Viz, VIZ Media - Manga, VIZ Media - Ani-Manga, VIZ Media - Novels, VIZ Media - Magazines published by Viz, VIZ Media - Anime published by Viz, VIZ Media - Other Media Read more here: » VIZ Media: Encyclopedia II - VIZ Media - Books published by Viz |
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| | | | Boys Over Flowers: Encyclopedia II - Manga - Origins Literally translated, manga means "random (or whimsical) pictures". The word first came into common usage after the publication of the 19th century Hokusai Manga, containing assorted drawings from the sketchbook of the famous ukiyo-e artist Hokusai. However, gi-ga (lit. "funny pictures") drawn in the 12th century by various artists contain many manga-like qualities such as emphasis on ...
See also:Manga, Manga - Origins, Manga - Manga format, Manga - Manga outside Japan, Manga - The manga style, Manga - International influence, Manga - Off the main path, Manga - Types of manga, Manga - By target audience, Manga - Genres, Manga - Popular shōnen manga series, Manga - Popular shōjo manga series, Manga - Popular seinen manga series, Manga - Distributors of manga, Manga - Major Japanese distributors, Manga - Major English-language distributors, Manga - Other English-language distributors, Manga - Major Chinese-language distributors, Manga - Major French-language distributors, Manga - Major German-language distributors, Manga - Major Indonesian-language distributors, Manga - Major Spanish-language distributors, Manga - Major Italian-language distributors, Manga - Major Polish language distributors, Manga - Major Brazilian Portuguese-language distributors, Manga - Major Vietnamese-language distributors, Manga - Major Malay-language distributors, Manga - List of manga magazines, Manga - Language notes Read more here: » Manga: Encyclopedia II - Manga - Origins |
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| | | | Boys Over Flowers: Encyclopedia II - List of manga - Manga by English title
List of manga - Symbols.
.hack//Legend of the Twilight (.hack//黄昏の腕輪伝説 Tasogare no Udewa Densetsu) aka .hack//DUSK, .hack//UdeDen
+Anima
2001 Nights
20th Century Boys (20世紀少年)
3x3 Eyes
List of manga - A.
A.I. Love You (A.I.が止まらない A.I. ga Tomaranai)
Abenobashi: Magical Shopping Arcade (アベノ橋魔法☆商店街)
AD Police
Addicted to Curry
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See also:List of manga, List of manga - Manga by English title, List of manga - Symbols, List of manga - A, List of manga - B, List of manga - C, List of manga - D, List of manga - E, List of manga - F, List of manga - G, List of manga - H, List of manga - I, List of manga - J, List of manga - K, List of manga - L, List of manga - M, List of manga - N, List of manga - O, List of manga - P, List of manga - Q, List of manga - R, List of manga - S, List of manga - T, List of manga - U, List of manga - V, List of manga - W, List of manga - X, List of manga - Y, List of manga - Z, List of manga - Webmanga by English title Read more here: » List of manga: Encyclopedia II - List of manga - Manga by English title |
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| | | | Boys Over Flowers: Encyclopedia II - List of anime - Anime series
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See also:List of anime, List of anime - Anime series, List of anime - Symbols, List of anime - A, List of anime - B, List of anime - C, List of anime - D, List of anime - E, List of anime - F, List of anime - G, List of anime - H, List of anime - I, List of anime - J, List of anime - K, List of anime - L, List of anime - M, List of anime - N, List of anime - O, List of anime - P, List of anime - Q, List of anime - R, List of anime - S, List of anime - T, List of anime - U, List of anime - V, List of anime - W, List of anime - X, List of anime - Y, List of anime - Z Read more here: » List of anime: Encyclopedia II - List of anime - Anime series |
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| | | | Boys Over Flowers: Encyclopedia II - Manga - Distributors of manga
Manga - Major Japanese distributors.
Akita Publishing Co., Ltd.
Chuokoron Shinsha
Hakusensha
Kadokawa Shoten
Hayakawa Publishing
Kodansha
Shodensha
Shogakukan
Shonen Gahosha
Shueisha
Manga - Major English-language distributors.
ADV Manga
CMX (an imprint of American comic book company DC Comics)
CPM Manga
Dark Horse Comics
Del Rey Manga
DrMaster
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See also:Manga, Manga - Origins, Manga - Manga format, Manga - Manga outside Japan, Manga - The manga style, Manga - International influence, Manga - Off the main path, Manga - Types of manga, Manga - By target audience, Manga - Genres, Manga - Popular shōnen manga series, Manga - Popular shōjo manga series, Manga - Popular seinen manga series, Manga - Distributors of manga, Manga - Major Japanese distributors, Manga - Major English-language distributors, Manga - Other English-language distributors, Manga - Major Chinese-language distributors, Manga - Major French-language distributors, Manga - Major German-language distributors, Manga - Major Indonesian-language distributors, Manga - Major Spanish-language distributors, Manga - Major Italian-language distributors, Manga - Major Polish language distributors, Manga - Major Brazilian Portuguese-language distributors, Manga - Major Vietnamese-language distributors, Manga - Major Malay-language distributors, Manga - List of manga magazines, Manga - Language notes Read more here: » Manga: Encyclopedia II - Manga - Distributors of manga |
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| | | | Boys Over Flowers: Encyclopedia II - Manga - Language notes Because nouns in Japanese don't change based on pluralization, manga is the form for both plural and singular. It is also commonly called コミック(komikku, from comic) in Japanese.
Mangaka (漫画家) is the corresponding Japanese word for a manga author/artist.
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See also:Manga, Manga - Origins, Manga - Manga format, Manga - Manga outside Japan, Manga - The manga style, Manga - International influence, Manga - Off the main path, Manga - Types of manga, Manga - By target audience, Manga - Genres, Manga - Popular shōnen manga series, Manga - Popular shōjo manga series, Manga - Popular seinen manga series, Manga - Distributors of manga, Manga - Major Japanese distributors, Manga - Major English-language distributors, Manga - Other English-language distributors, Manga - Major Chinese-language distributors, Manga - Major French-language distributors, Manga - Major German-language distributors, Manga - Major Indonesian-language distributors, Manga - Major Spanish-language distributors, Manga - Major Italian-language distributors, Manga - Major Polish language distributors, Manga - Major Brazilian Portuguese-language distributors, Manga - Major Vietnamese-language distributors, Manga - Major Malay-language distributors, Manga - List of manga magazines, Manga - Language notes Read more here: » Manga: Encyclopedia II - Manga - Language notes |
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| | | | Boys Over Flowers: Encyclopedia II - Manga - Types of manga Many of these genres apply equally well to anime (which very often includes adaptations of manga) and Japanese computer games (some of which are also adaptations of manga).
Manga - By target audience.
Josei (or redikomi) women
Kodomo children
Seinen men
Shōjo young and teenage girls
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See also:Manga, Manga - Origins, Manga - Manga format, Manga - Manga outside Japan, Manga - The manga style, Manga - International influence, Manga - Off the main path, Manga - Types of manga, Manga - By target audience, Manga - Genres, Manga - Popular shōnen manga series, Manga - Popular shōjo manga series, Manga - Popular seinen manga series, Manga - Distributors of manga, Manga - Major Japanese distributors, Manga - Major English-language distributors, Manga - Other English-language distributors, Manga - Major Chinese-language distributors, Manga - Major French-language distributors, Manga - Major German-language distributors, Manga - Major Indonesian-language distributors, Manga - Major Spanish-language distributors, Manga - Major Italian-language distributors, Manga - Major Polish language distributors, Manga - Major Brazilian Portuguese-language distributors, Manga - Major Vietnamese-language distributors, Manga - Major Malay-language distributors, Manga - List of manga magazines, Manga - Language notes Read more here: » Manga: Encyclopedia II - Manga - Types of manga |
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| | | | Boys Over Flowers: Encyclopedia II - Manga - The manga style The most popular and recognizable style of manga is very distinctive. Emphasis is often placed on line over form, and the storytelling and panel placement differ from those in Western comics. Panels and pages are typically read from right to left, consistent with traditional Japanese writing. While the art can be incredibly realistic or cartoonish, it is often noted that the characters look "Western", or have large eyes. Large eyes have become a permanent fixture in manga and anime since the 1960s when Osamu Tezuka, creator of Astro BoySee also: Manga, Manga - Origins, Manga - Manga format, Manga - Manga outside Japan, Manga - The manga style, Manga - International influence, Manga - Off the main path, Manga - Types of manga, Manga - By target audience, Manga - Genres, Manga - Popular shōnen manga series, Manga - Popular shōjo manga series, Manga - Popular seinen manga series, Manga - Distributors of manga, Manga - Major Japanese distributors, Manga - Major English-language distributors, Manga - Other English-language distributors, Manga - Major Chinese-language distributors, Manga - Major French-language distributors, Manga - Major German-language distributors, Manga - Major Indonesian-language distributors, Manga - Major Spanish-language distributors, Manga - Major Italian-language distributors, Manga - Major Polish language distributors, Manga - Major Brazilian Portuguese-language distributors, Manga - Major Vietnamese-language distributors, Manga - Major Malay-language distributors, Manga - List of manga magazines, Manga - Language notes Read more here: » Manga: Encyclopedia II - Manga - The manga style |
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| | | | Boys Over Flowers: Encyclopedia II - List of manga - Webmanga by English title Manga primarily available online (Most of these are dojinshi.)
9th Elsewhere - http://www.9thelsewhere.com/
Eversummer Eve - http://www.eversummereve.com/
Kagerou - http://www.electric-manga.com/
Megatokyo (メガトーキョー) - http://www.megatokyo.com/
Mission Trance3 - http://morbid-prince.com/
Okashina Okashi - http://www.strangecandy.net/
Tiger Punch - http://tigerpunchonline.r3alm.net/Tiger-Punch_manga.html
Tsunami Channel - http://www.tsunamichannel.com/
Virus Manga - http://www.kabukiyasha.net/
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See also:List of manga, List of manga - Manga by English title, List of manga - Symbols, List of manga - A, List of manga - B, List of manga - C, List of manga - D, List of manga - E, List of manga - F, List of manga - G, List of manga - H, List of manga - I, List of manga - J, List of manga - K, List of manga - L, List of manga - M, List of manga - N, List of manga - O, List of manga - P, List of manga - Q, List of manga - R, List of manga - S, List of manga - T, List of manga - U, List of manga - V, List of manga - W, List of manga - X, List of manga - Y, List of manga - Z, List of manga - Webmanga by English title Read more here: » List of manga: Encyclopedia II - List of manga - Webmanga by English title |
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| | | | Boys Over Flowers: Encyclopedia II - Manga - Manga format Manga magazines usually have many series running concurrently with approximately 20–40 pages allocated to each series per issue. These manga magazines, or "anthology magazines", as they are also known, are usually printed on low-quality newsprint and can be anywhere from 200 to more than 850 pages long. Manga magazines also contain one-shot comics and various four-panel yonkoma (equivalent to comic strips). Manga series can run for many years if they are successful. Manga artists sometimes start out with a few "one-shot" manga projects just to try to get their name out. If these are successful and rec ...
See also:Manga, Manga - Origins, Manga - Manga format, Manga - Manga outside Japan, Manga - The manga style, Manga - International influence, Manga - Off the main path, Manga - Types of manga, Manga - By target audience, Manga - Genres, Manga - Popular shōnen manga series, Manga - Popular shōjo manga series, Manga - Popular seinen manga series, Manga - Distributors of manga, Manga - Major Japanese distributors, Manga - Major English-language distributors, Manga - Other English-language distributors, Manga - Major Chinese-language distributors, Manga - Major French-language distributors, Manga - Major German-language distributors, Manga - Major Indonesian-language distributors, Manga - Major Spanish-language distributors, Manga - Major Italian-language distributors, Manga - Major Polish language distributors, Manga - Major Brazilian Portuguese-language distributors, Manga - Major Vietnamese-language distributors, Manga - Major Malay-language distributors, Manga - List of manga magazines, Manga - Language notes Read more here: » Manga: Encyclopedia II - Manga - Manga format |
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| | | | Boys Over Flowers: Encyclopedia II - Manga - Manga outside Japan Manga has been translated into many different languages in different countries including Korea, China, France, Germany, Italy, and many more. In the USA, manga is still a rather small industry, especially when compared to the inroads that Japanese animation has made in the USA. An example of a manga publisher in the United States is VIZ Media, the American affiliate of publishers Shogakukan (小学館 Shōgakukan) and Shueisha (集英社 Shūeisha). They have many popular titles such as Neon Genesis Evangelion, Dragon ...
See also:Manga, Manga - Origins, Manga - Manga format, Manga - Manga outside Japan, Manga - The manga style, Manga - International influence, Manga - Off the main path, Manga - Types of manga, Manga - By target audience, Manga - Genres, Manga - Popular shōnen manga series, Manga - Popular shōjo manga series, Manga - Popular seinen manga series, Manga - Distributors of manga, Manga - Major Japanese distributors, Manga - Major English-language distributors, Manga - Other English-language distributors, Manga - Major Chinese-language distributors, Manga - Major French-language distributors, Manga - Major German-language distributors, Manga - Major Indonesian-language distributors, Manga - Major Spanish-language distributors, Manga - Major Italian-language distributors, Manga - Major Polish language distributors, Manga - Major Brazilian Portuguese-language distributors, Manga - Major Vietnamese-language distributors, Manga - Major Malay-language distributors, Manga - List of manga magazines, Manga - Language notes Read more here: » Manga: Encyclopedia II - Manga - Manga outside Japan |
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| | | | Boys Over Flowers: Encyclopedia II - Manga - International influence Manga has long had an influence on international comics and animation the world over. American alternative comics artists such as Frank Miller and Scott McCloud were somewhat influenced by manga in a few of their works.
Other artists such as Americans Brian Wood and Becky Cloonan (Demo) and Canadian Bryan Lee O'Malley (Lost At Sea) are heavily influenced by the mainstream manga style and have received acclaim for their work outside of anime/manga fan circles. These artists have many other influences that make their work more palatable to non-manga readers. These artists have their roots in the an ...
See also:Manga, Manga - Origins, Manga - Manga format, Manga - Manga outside Japan, Manga - The manga style, Manga - International influence, Manga - Off the main path, Manga - Types of manga, Manga - By target audience, Manga - Genres, Manga - Popular shōnen manga series, Manga - Popular shōjo manga series, Manga - Popular seinen manga series, Manga - Distributors of manga, Manga - Major Japanese distributors, Manga - Major English-language distributors, Manga - Other English-language distributors, Manga - Major Chinese-language distributors, Manga - Major French-language distributors, Manga - Major German-language distributors, Manga - Major Indonesian-language distributors, Manga - Major Spanish-language distributors, Manga - Major Italian-language distributors, Manga - Major Polish language distributors, Manga - Major Brazilian Portuguese-language distributors, Manga - Major Vietnamese-language distributors, Manga - Major Malay-language distributors, Manga - List of manga magazines, Manga - Language notes Read more here: » Manga: Encyclopedia II - Manga - International influence |
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| | | | Boys Over Flowers: Encyclopedia II - Manga - Off the main path Some manga artists will produce extra, sometimes unrelated material, which are known as omake (lit. "bonus" or "extra"). They might also publish their unfinished drawings or sketches, known as oekaki (lit. "sketches").
Unofficial fan made comics are called dōjinshi. Some dōjinshi continue with a series' story or write an entirely new one using its characters, much like fan fiction. In addition other dōjinshi is produced by small amateur publishers outside of the mainstream commercial market in a similar fashion ...
See also:Manga, Manga - Origins, Manga - Manga format, Manga - Manga outside Japan, Manga - The manga style, Manga - International influence, Manga - Off the main path, Manga - Types of manga, Manga - By target audience, Manga - Genres, Manga - Popular shōnen manga series, Manga - Popular shōjo manga series, Manga - Popular seinen manga series, Manga - Distributors of manga, Manga - Major Japanese distributors, Manga - Major English-language distributors, Manga - Other English-language distributors, Manga - Major Chinese-language distributors, Manga - Major French-language distributors, Manga - Major German-language distributors, Manga - Major Indonesian-language distributors, Manga - Major Spanish-language distributors, Manga - Major Italian-language distributors, Manga - Major Polish language distributors, Manga - Major Brazilian Portuguese-language distributors, Manga - Major Vietnamese-language distributors, Manga - Major Malay-language distributors, Manga - List of manga magazines, Manga - Language notes Read more here: » Manga: Encyclopedia II - Manga - Off the main path |
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