Showing posts with label Red Haired Snow White. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Red Haired Snow White. Show all posts

The Ruler of Nabari 13, Wild Life 13, Red Haired Snow White 4 (Elex Media 9 February 2011 manga)

Also, the return of The Tyr Chronicles. After more than one year of waiting, here's volume 4 of the sonyun manhwa.

The Ruler of Nabari 13 (Elex)

Nabari no Ou © Kamatani Yuhki/Square Enix
[Serialized in GFantasy]
Published in Indonesia as The Ruler of Nabari by Elex Media

Confrontation looms inevitable between Koichi, who wants to lose his immortality at any price, and Raimei, who rejects the use of the Shinrabanshô. Meanwhile, Tobari Kumohira Durandal has finished developing the Zekû, the art that will detach the Shinrabanshô from Miharu's body. But before using it, Tobari relates the truth about the events that occurred 10 years ago, events that everyone involved has “forgotten”. [Translated from the French Asuka Editions' Nabari tome 13 summary]

So The Ruler of Nabari 13 continues the To the Place that Memories Return arc begun in the preceding volume. Need I say, Don't miss this? Yeah, I didn't think so.

Oh, and if you feel you can't have enough Miharu (and Yoite), you might want to ask Kinokuniya Jakarta if it has any plans of bringing in 隠の王公式ガイド+ドラマCD-al fine- GUIDE BOOK. The Nabari no Ou: The Hidden Formula Guide + Drama CD -al fine- released in Japan last January. Find Nabari no Ou character profiles and an interview with the manga-ka in the guide book, an original drama—screenplay by Kamatani Yuhki-sensei—in the enclosed drama CD.

Red Haired Snow White 4 of 5+ by Akizuki Sorata

(I blurb DO WANT! First Runner-up Wild Life 13 Below the Cut; reserving this blog real estate for releases that have been out of circulation for half a year or more — and Red Haired Snow White definitely qualifies on that count.)

Just like Zen, Shirayuki has no qualms endangering herself for the sake of others; Zen tops the long list of people she would plunge headlong into to protect. To keep the girl he likes safe, Zen decides to tell Shirayuki just what she means to him.

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Zen kisses Shirayuki in chapter 13. (Let the fangirly squees begin.)

Legend of Nereid 15 of 15 by Hwang MiRee

Before I get to the new Elex titles, concluding series first, and for this sked, that's Hwang MiRee's Legend of Nereid: Matia exerts every effort to stop the war and persuade Thaion to withdraw his troops. Meanwhile, General Themedes realizes that Matia is not the doom of the kingdom, as the oracle Atropa prophesized.

NEW ELEX TITLES: Hitohira and Witch Hunter

A pair of new series: Shy Girl turned thespian-troped Hitohira by Kirihara Idumi and (the self-explanatory) Witch Hunter by Cho JungMan. Of the two debuts, Witch Hunter nailed more GET! votes, so previewing that here. (At any rate, you already know what Hitohira is all about from the anime—OK, OK, that synopsis is below the cut.)

Witch Hunter 1 (Elex)

Witch Hunter
© Cho JungMan
Daiwon C.I.
[Super Champ]
Published in Indonesia
by Elex Media

Two-thirds of the known world falls under the domination of witches. They summon monster Supporters who obey even the least of their whims, and under orders, destroy everything in their path.

Unable to understand the reason for this murderous fury, humans call forth the Witch Hunters — fighters with extraordinary powers — to vanquish the threat.

Tasha Gospel, nicknamed The Magic Marksman, is one of the most powerful witch exterminators. Along with his sidekick Jack-O-Lantern Supporter, Halloween, Tasha fights the witches, much to his sorrow as he cannot bring himself to hate his foes... [Adapted from Ki-Oon's Witch Hunter Tome 1 description and Wikipedia's write-up]

nik sez... Tasha not hating witches seems weird juxtaposed against his quest to find the witch who killed his father. Perhaps the fact that the murdering witch is his own li'l sis has something to do with it?

Elex Media manga and manhwa (2011.02.09)

  1. Animal Doctor (Doubutsu no Oishasan) 6 of 12 by Sasaki Noriko
  2. Animal Doctor 6 (Elex)

    Doubutsu no Oishasan動物のお医者さん
    by Sasaki Noriko
    AKA Mr. Veterinarian
    Hakusensha Hana to Yume, shoujo
    Volume 6 first published in Japan 1991.08

    Other languages
    Traditional Chinese Ai Xin Dong Wu Yi Yuan (Tong Li Taiwan; 12 volumes)

  3. Global Garden 5 of 8 by Hiwatari Saki
  4. Global Garden 5 (Elex)

    Global GardenGLOBAL GARDEN
    by Hiwatari Saki
    Hakusensha Hana to Yume, shoujo
    Volume 5 first published in Japan 2003.09

  5. Godhand Teru 30 of 55+ by Yamamoto Kazuki
  6. Godhand Teru 30 (Elex)

    GodHand Teruゴッドハンド輝
    by Yamamoto Kazuki
    Kodansha Weekly Shonen Magazine, shounen
    Volume 30 first published in Japan 2006.08

    Awards/Recognitions
    Nominee, the first Keitai Comic Taishō/Mobile Phone Comic Award (along with Ghost Sweeper Mikami by Shiina Takashi, Itazura na Kiss by Tada Kaoru, The Drops of God by Agi Tadashi and 16 other manga titles)

    Other languages
    Traditional Chinese (Tong Li Taiwan 天生妙手 vol. 53 per 2010.11)

    Related
    Godhand Teru novel by Yamamoto Kazuki (15 volumes per 2009.01)

    Adaptations
    Live-action adaptation starring Hiraoka Yuta (Mahigashi Teru) aired on TBS from 11 April to 16 May 2009.

  7. [Series Premiere] Hitohira 1 of 7 by Kirihara Idumi
  8. Hitohira 1 (Elex)

    Hitohiraひとひら
    by Kirihara Idumi
    Futabasha Comic High!, seinen
    Volume 1 first published in Japan 2005.08

    Other languages
    English Hitohira (Aurora Publishing: three volumes [hiatus]) and traditional Chinese (Ever Glory Publishing Taiwan: 女優大試煉 4 per 2008.02)

    Related series
    Sequels: Hitohira Encore (one volume, complete) and Sakaki Mirei no Tame nara Boku wa...!! (one volume per 2011.02.12, ongoing serialization in Comic High!)

    Adaptations
    A 12-episode anime adaptation by XEBEC M2, starring seiyuu Kimoto Orie (Asai Mugi), Kawasumi Ayako (Ichinose Nono), Narita Ken (Katsuragi Takashi), Hikami Kyoko (Nishida Risaki) and Kishio Daisuke (Nishida Kai), aired from March to June 2007 in Japan.

  9. Legend of Nereid 15 of 15 by Hwang MiRee [Finale]
  10. Legend of Nereid 15 (Elex)

    Legend of Nereid네레이드의 전설
    by Hwang MiRee
    Samyang, soonjung
    Volume 15 first published in Korea 2003.05

  11. Ogawa and Team Saito (Ogawa to Yukai na Saitoutachi) 5 of 8+ by Sakyo
  12. Ogawa and Team Saito 5 (Elex)

    Ogawa to Yukai na Saitoutachi
    小川とゆかいな斎藤たち」 by Sakyo
    Kodansha Nakayoshi, shoujo
    Volume 5 first published in Japan 2008.08

    Serializations
    Indonesian Nakayoshi Gress! (ongoing)

  13. Rakka Ryuusui 4 of 5+ by Sanada Ikki
  14. Rakka Ryuusui 4 (Elex Media)

    Rakka Ryuusui落花流水」 by Sanada Ikki
    AKA Falling Petals, Running Water
    Houbunsha Manga Time Kirara Max, seinen
    Volume 4 first published in Japan 2009.03

    Adaptations
    Two audio dramas starring seiyuu Nakahara Mai (Hayama Akiho) and Endo Aya (Hokaze Minatsu) were released in 2009: the first Rakka Ryuusui drama CD shipped 2009.03; the second Rakka Ryuusui Variety CD debuted at Comiket 76 (2009.08). Houbunsha published the Akizuki Hiro-penned light novel in July 2007.

  15. Red Haired Snow White (Akagami no Shirayukihime) 4 of 5+ by Akizuki Sorata
  16. Red Haired Snow White 4 (Elex)

    Akagami no Shirayukihime赤髪の白雪姫
    by Akizuki Sorata
    Hakusensha LaLa DX, shoujo
    Volume 4 (chapters 13-17 plus omake) first published in Japan 2010.01

  17. The Ruler of Nabari (Nabari no Ou) 13 of 14+ by Kamatani Yuhki
  18. The Ruler of Nabari 13 (Elex)

    Nabari no Ou隠の王」 by Kamatani Yuhki
    Square Enix GFantasy, shounen
    Volume 13 first published in Japan 2010.06

    Awards
    Finalist, 2005 Japan Media Arts Festival

    Other languages/serializations
    English Nabari no Ou (Yen Press: volume 5 per 2010.11 • volume 6 street date: 2011.03.29; serialized in Yen Plus), French (Asuka: Nabari tome 13 street date: 2011.03.17) and traditional Chinese (Sharp Point Press Taiwan)

    Adaptations
    A 26-episode anime adaptation by J.C. Staff, starring seiyuu Kugimiya Rie (Rokujou Miharu), Saiga Mitsuki (Yoite), Namikawa Daisuke (Kumohira Durandal Tobari), Hino Satoshi (Aizawa Kouichi) and Fujimura Ayumi (Shimizu Raimei), aired in Japan from April to September 2008.

    Related
    Square Enix released the official guide book 隠の王公式ガイド+ドラマCD-al fine- GUIDE BOOK (Nabari no Ou: The Hidden Formula Guide + Drama CD -al fine-) in Japan in January 2011. The guide book contains character profiles and an interview with the manga-ka; the drama in the enclosed CD is an original screenplay by Kamatani Yuhki-sensei.

  19. Spiral: The Bonds of Reason (Spiral: Suiri no Kizuna) 11 of 15 by Shirodaira Kyo & Mizuno Eita
  20. Spiral: The Bonds of Reason 11 (Elex)

    Spiral: Suiri no Kizunaスパイラル 推理の絆
    by Shirodaira Kyo & Mizuno Eita
    Square Enix Shonen Gangan, shounen
    Volume 11 first published in Japan 2004.04

    Volume 11 chapters:
    51. Reaching Tomorrow
    52. The Creator's Choice
    53. Blood Music
    54. The Human's Hand Hasn't Been Touched Yet
    55. The Enemy on the Board
    56. As a Person Who Doesn't Believe in Spite of That

    Other languages
    English Spiral: The Bonds of Reasoning (Yen Press: volume 14 per 2011.01.25 • volume 15 street date: 2011.04.26) and German (Carlsen Comics; Spiral - Gefährliche Wahrheit Band 11 per 2011.03.18)

    Related
    Spiral Alive (prequel; five volumes); a series of light novels; Mizuno Eita artbooks: SPIRAL 水野英多画集; (2003.03) and SPIRAL ALL ALONG (2006.02; released with volume 15); and the Life is Spiralスパイラル完全解説本 ライフ・イズ・スパ」 guide, which includes the first draft of the Spiral: Suiri no Kizunaそれさえも貴き日々で」 drama (2003.03)

    Adaptations
    A series of audio dramas and a 25-episode anime adaptation by J.C. Staff, based on the first six volumes of the manga, with an alternate ending (aired on TV Tokyo from October 2002 to March 2003, starring seiyuu Suzumura Kenichi as Narumi Ayumu, Asano Masumi as Yuizaki Hiyono and Ishida Akira as Eyes Rutherford).

  21. Tena on S-string (S-Senjou no Tena) 5 of 9 by Mikabe Sesuna
  22. Tena on S-string 5 (Elex)

    S-Senjou no TenaS線上のテナ
    by Mikabe Sesuna
    Houbunsha Manga Time Kirara Forward, seinen
    Volume 5 first published in Japan 2009.02

    Other languages
    English Tena on S-string (Yen Press: volume 5 per 2010.12.21)

  23. The Tyr Chronicles (Tireujeongi) 4 of 11+ by Ra InSoo & Son ChangHo
  24. The Tyr Chronicles 4 (Elex)

    Tireujeongi티르전기
    by Ra InSoo & Son ChangHo
    Daiwon C.I., Comic Champ, sonyun
    Volume 4 first published in Korea 2009.05

  25. Want You 6 of 10 by Hwang MiRee
  26. Want You 6 (Elex)

    Want you원츄(Want you)」 by Hwang MiRee
    Samyang, soonjung
    Volume 6 first published in Korea 2004.07

  27. Wild Life 13 of 27 by Fujisaki Masato
  28. Wild Life 13 (Elex)

    Wild Lifeワイルドライフ」 by Fujisaki Masato
    Shogakukan Shonen Sunday, shounen
    Volume 13 first published in Japan 2005.07

    Volume 13 chapters:
    105. ドムの耳
    106. 医師と獣医師
    107. 派閥の壁
    108. タイムリミットは2時間
    109. 一つの生命
    110. 生扉
    111. 新しい勤務医
    112. 悪徳ペット業者の実態
    113. ペット達の生まれた場所

    Serializations
    Indonesian Shonen Star (ongoing)

  29. [Series Premiere] Witch Hunter 1 of 11+ by Cho JungMan
  30. Witch Hunter 1 (Elex)

    Witch Hunter위치헌터
    by Cho JungMan
    Daiwon C.I., Super Champ, sonyun
    Volume 1 first published in Korea 2006.02

    Other languages
    French (Ki-oon: Witch Hunter tome 11 per 2011.02.10)

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Manga always kept within easy reach for reread, Part 1 (Manga beside series)

Manga beside banner

I was tweeting about the manga I keep by my bedside for those midnight reread urges; the list reached 14 so I decided to transfer it here.

Not in any particular order:

  1. SC: I Hate You But I Love You (Kiss, Zekkou, Kiss) by Fujiwara Yoshiko
  2. Let's Go Home (Ouchi e Kaerou) by Ichikawa Show
  3. Master and I (Goshujinsama to Watashi) by Yamada Komomo
  4. Misunderstand Girl & Angry Prince (Kanchigai Musume to Buchigiri Ouji) by Shiumi Saki
  5. My Prince (Ore-sama Ouji) by Aikawa Saki
  6. Kingdom of The Beast (Hyakujuu Kingdom) by Takagi Shigeyoshi « kept only for the one-shot Bitter Trap actually
  7. Miracle Blue (Aoi Kiseki) by Mitsuki Miko
  8. Red Haired Snow White (Akagami no Shirayukihime) by Akizuki Sorata
  9. Oh Butterfly, Oh Flower (Chou yo Hana yo) by Yoshihara Yuki
  10. Beyond the Blindfold (Mekakushi no Kuni) by Tsukuba Sakura
  11. My Lovely Honey (Barairo My Honey) by Ohmi Tomu
  12. Ghost Hunt by Inada Shiho & Ono Fuyumi✱
  13. Skip Beat! by Nakamura Yoshiki✱
  14. Alice in the Country of Hearts (Heart no Kuni no Alice) by QuinRose x Hoshino Soumei
  15. School Hotel (Gakkou Hotel) by Morie Satoshi

✱Selected volumes only

This list doesn't include series that require marathoning from the beginning whenever there's a new release (to maximize reading pleasure) like My Sweet Kaicho (Kaichou wa Maid-Sama) by Fujiwara Hiro and Electric Daisy (Dengeki Daisy) by Motomi Kyousuke.

I guess it's not surprising that the stacks near me are all shoujo/josei, huh? Bishounen angst after all is best savored at midnight.

Anyhoo, so which manga do you keep around for reread? Pls feel free to share in the comments. I'm curious. ^^

Iamque opus exegi,
~niki DBA 30uɐlnɯɐnɥ (花木蘭03)
Mistress of Adoxography

Red Haired Snow White 3, Toradora 1, Summer Storm! 2 (Elex Media 14 July 2010 manga)

Minimal post (sorta) until RL decides to cut me some slack.

赤髪の白雪姫 3

Akagami no Shirayukihime © Akizuki Sorata/Hakusensha (Serialized in LaLa DX)
Published in Indonesia as Red Haired Snow White by Elex Media Komputindo

Zen's big bro Izana tries to boot Shirayuki out of Clarines by inviting the definitely unwelcome prince Raji of Tanbarun, Shirayuki's spurned suitor, to the castle in Red Haired Snow White volume 3. (Pretty sure Prince among Princes Zen will “terrorize” Raji again; can't wait.)

Aside from the political intrigues in Akizuki Sorata's neo-faerie tale Akagami no Shirayukihime, here are the other highlights of this Elex release:

New Elex Titles

Three more manga series ex-June finally debut. Aside from Toradora starring superficially fearsome Takasu Ryuuji and definitely ferocious Aisaka Taiga (you've probably already met them in the anime), there's Tena on S String, the Manga Time Kirara Forward seinen adventure about Ordinary High School Student Kyosuke who gets into an accident and wakes up hearing music all around. (Elex Book Reviews likens Tena to Shakugan no Shana — prolly for its sudden servitude and tsundere tropes.) The third is Rockwell the Scarlet Knight, the story of the poor but earnest eponymous Rockwell, living by the chivalric code.

Series finales

Hikawa Kyouko's historical shoujo fantasyFairy-Tale-Motif Brocade—ends with Elex's release of volume 5 (after making us wait for more than a year). Protagonists Suzu and Shinkuro face even stronger enemies, while trying to make sense of their feelings.

The Otogimoyou Ayanishiki conclusion begs the question: The Otogimoyou Ayanishiki Futatabi sequel wa?

Mangazines

Two manga anthologies: the Indonesian Nakayoshi (#82) and Issue 68 of Shonen Star, the local Shonen Sunday.

This Naka highlights Toyama Ema's rabu triangle/blackmail-troped romance comedy XX Me! or Watashi ni xx Shinasai!, in which Akira wants to be Yukina's boyfriend, replacing Shigure, in the newest chapter.

Meanwhile, the latest ShoStar premieres Takkoku!!!タッコク!!! 」, the If you want to declare your love for somebody, play some ping-pong first!-premised shounen comedy by Fukuchi Tsubasa, creator of The Law of Ueki.

[Reissues]

Box Set Round Two for One Piece (volumes 1-10; 11-20; 21-30; and 31-40 redux), Eyeshield 21 (volumes 1-10 of 37) and Kitchen Princess (volumes 1-10 of 10). Each “value” set retails for IDR 160,000, which constitutes an increase of between 10% to 60% (depending on which series) from the first time these were bundled. (More on prices below.) Also, there's the six-pack compile of Doraemon cinemangafication, Paket Doraemon Movie (Jakarta), which reissues movies 1 through 3, i.e., The Records of Nobita Spaceblazer, Nobita's Legendary King of the Sun and Nobita Drifts in the Universe.

Some stats and price reminders

  • Excluding reissues, we have shoujo grabbing a 44% share VS shounen's 37%
  • Excluding mangazines, publisher share breaks down to Hakusensha: four titles, tied with Shogakukan, with Kodansha contributing two titles
  • All manga are priced at IDR 16,500 each, except the Doraemon Movie set (SRP: IDR 125,000) and Kumpulan Cerita Berwarna Doraemon 4 (IDR 29,800, from a previous IDR 28,800). Nakayoshi remains at IDR 27,000/volume, but Shonen Star increases its price to IDR 30,000.

Elex Media manga and manhwa (2010.07.14)

  1. Fairy-Tale-Motif Brocade (Otogimoyou Ayanishiki) 5 of 5 by Hikawa Kyouko [Finale]
  2. Hell Girl (Jigoku Shoujo) 4 of 9 by Eto Miyuki · Jigoku Shojo Project
  3. Kaiser Z (Tenkuu no Hasha Z) 14 of 16 by Uno Hiroshi
  4. Kumpulan Cerita Berwarna Doraemon 4 by Fujiko F. Fujio
  5. Libero Revolution! 11 of 13 by Tanaka Motoyuki
  6. New Sexy Simpleton 4 of 9 by Hwang MiRee
  7. [New] Paket Doraemon Movie (Jakarta)
  8. Penguin Revolution (Penguin Kakumei) 5 of 7 by Tsukuba Sakura
  9. Red Haired Snow White (Akagami no Shirayukihime) 3 of 4+ by Akizuki Sorata
  10. [Premiere] Rockwell the Scarlet Knight (Kurenai no Kishi Rockwell) 1 of 3+ by Nadatani Wataru
  11. Summer Storm! (Natsu no Arashi!) 2 of 7+ by Kobayashi Jin
  12. [Premiere] Tena on S String (S-Senjou no Tena) 1 of 8+ by Mikabe Sesuna
  13. [Premiere] Toradora 1 of 3+ by Zekkou & Takemiya Yuyuko
  14. V.B. Rose 5 of 14 by Hidaka Banri

[RE-STO] Elex Media reissues (2010.07.14)

  • Eyeshield 21 volumes 1 to 10 (of 37) by Inagaki Riichiro and Murata Yusuke [Box set]
  • Kitchen Princess (Kitchen no Ohimesama) 1 to 10 (of 10) by Ando Natsumi and Kobayashi Miyuki [Box set]
  • One Piece 1 to 10 (of 58+) by Oda Eiichiro [Box set]
  • One Piece 11 to 20 (of 58+) by Oda Eiichiro [Box set]
  • One Piece 21 to 30 (of 58+) by Oda Eiichiro [Box set]
  • One Piece 31 to 40 (of 58+) by Oda Eiichiro [Box set]

Elex Media mangazines (2010.07.14)

Sources: Elex Media STO 14 July 2010 and Komikologi

~niki DBA huamulan03 (花木蘭03)

UP NEXT: More 14 July 2010 manga

Level Comics: 3x3 Eyes 31 · Akihabara@Deep 5 · Fight!! Ippo 76 · Miso-Com 3 · Nanase Fire Investigator 4 · Restore Garage 251 volume 7

m&c!: Bakugan Battle Brawlers 8 · Go! Hiromi Go! 1 by Asou Mikoto· How to Be a Man 1 by Yamada Nanpei · The Princess Bouquet 3 of 3 · Sakura Wars 9 of 9

disclaimer

Cover images and source summaries used here for reference are © their respective intellectual rights holders. No infringement intended.

currently available manga (7 July 2010 street date)

  • Elex Media: Otomen 9 · Caramel Boy 2 · Hero Tales 1 by Huang Jin Zhou & Arakawa Hiromu · Hyde & Closer 3 · Dorabase 17 · A Kiss For My Prince 4 · Kurozakuro 3 · LUM, The Invader Girl 24 · Shinagawa Cat Story 1 by Nishida Kana ·Otoboke Section Chief 4 ·Winter's Love by Mamura Mio · Shonen Magz 73/2010
  • Level Comics: Airgear 13 · Hellsing 4 · Jepang Tenggelam 7 · Restore Garage 251 vol.6 · Subaru 7 · Zipang 3
  • m&c!: Electric Daisy 5 · Rasetsu's Flower 6 · Dawn ARIA 3 · Gorgeous Twins by Shiiba Nana · Love Letter by Chiba Kozue · Meet the Banchou 3 · Sayaka's Special Attack, Big Victory! by Wao Akira · Welcome to Lovers Café Marina by Kitamura Yuka

related monthly schedules

Elex Media July 2010
Premiering Coz We're Not Children by Seta Haruhi, Look Up! by Kusaba Michiteru · Continuing One Piece (volume 55), Here We Are (#13) and Topeng Kaca: Bidadari Merah (#11) · Ending A Kiss For My Prince (volume 5)

Elex Media June 2010
Premiering Beauty Honey by Matsumoto Tomo, Gensou Suikoden III by Shimizu Aki (double launch with volume 2), Hello Master by Tsukuba Sakura, Hidamari Sketch by Aoki Ume, Natural Honey Dormitory by Oda Aya, Rakka Ryuusui by Sanada Iki, Rockwell the Scarlet Knight by Nadatani Wataru, Sanzoku Ou: King of Bandits by Sawada Hirofumi, Tena on S String by Mikabe Sesuna, Toradora by Zekkou, Vampire Knight by Hino Matsuri, and Winter's Love by Mamura Mio (standalone)

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