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Showing posts with label Shueisha. Show all posts

Fix it!! | Sket Dance anime premieres 6 September 2012 on Animax Asia

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Sket Dance key art

© Shinohara Kenta/Shueisha, TeamSKET, TV TOKYO
[Image from Animax Asia]

Sket Dance premieres 6 September 2012, Thursday, 10pm WIB (UTC+7), on Animax Asia and airs weekdays thereafter. It replaces Baka & Test - Summon the Beasts Season 2.

Sket Dance follows the adventures of Kaimei High School's campus support club – Sket Dan. With Bossun as the leader and founder, Himeko as the club's muscle and Switch as the club's secretary, the trio band together to help solve any & all problems submitted by the staff or student body. No matter what your problems may be, they will do their best to help you. But as many requests pour in, will the three be able to solve them all?
–Animax' synopsis

So Sket Dan is essentially a do-gooding club that accepts any commission — be it monkey custody or all-you-can-eat contests, even criminal investigation. What does TV Tropes have to say about the series full of Shout Outs to any popular manga you can imagine with hilarious lampshades over each and every of them?

Over all, it's random, fourth wall-breaking, random, funny, random and absolutely adorable.

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Wrasslin' with your inner demon | Bleach anime Season 3 premieres 22 August 2012 on Animax Asia

That's today. :)

Bleach Season 3 key art

Bleach © Tite Kubo / Shueisha, TV TOKYO, dentsu, Pierrot
[Key art from Animax Asia]

Bleach anime Season 3 premieres 22 August 2012, Wednesday, 630PM WIB, on Animax Asia and airs weekdays thereafter. It replaces Beelzebub (Part 2).

Animax' Bleach Season 3 corresponds to the sixth anime season, the Arrancar: The Arrival arc. Arrancar, taken from the Spanish for ‘To Tear Off’ are mask-less Hollows with combat skills and powers that mirror those of Soul Reapers, making them essentially Shinigami-Hollow Hybrids. Especially powerful Arrancars were assigned ten numbers by [Shinigami captain turned traitor] Sōsuke Aizen and came to be known as the Espada. [From Bleach Wiki]

What does the impending Shinigami-Arrancar war bode for our hero Ichigo who has reopened his Substitute Soul Reaper business back in Karakura-chou? For one, the invasion of his hometown supplies Ichigo the motivation to conquer his inner hollow, with the help of the Visored, former Shinigami who have acquired Hollow powers.

Shinigami-like Hollows, Hollow-like Shinigami. That takes care of the lowdown. Imma fangirl Ulquiorra-sama~.

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Naruto 56, Vampire Knight 9, You Are So Cool 2 (Elex Media manga and manhwa out nau~)

Street date: 1 August 2012

Naruto 56 (Elex Media)

Naruto © Kishimoto Masashi
Shueisha [Serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump]
Published in Indonesia by Elex Media

The Allied Shinobi Forces engage the zombie ninja. On the front line, Darui faces legendary Kumogakure shinobi, brothers Ginkaku and Kinkaku. Is loss inevitable?

As Ginkaku and Kinkaku possess the Nine-Tails' chakra, their attacks resonate on Naruto who is unaware that the Ninja Alliance Army is hiding him. [From Wikipedia]

I assume Naruto vol. 56: Reuni Kelompok Azuma (Saikai, Asuma han!) is titled thus (not to mention it's the [531st] Chapter Drop) for Asuma Sarutobi reunites with and confronts his former students Shikamaru Nara, Ino Yamanaka and Choji Akimichi. In any case, that's also from Wiki, as are these title translations of Naruto 56 chapters 525–534: The Kage Ressurected!! · D Unit's Battle Challenge!! · Forbidden Words · Transcendent Drab · Golden Bonds · Choji's Decision · Team Asuma Reunited! · Mifune vs. Hanzo, Decided!! · A Time of Oaths · Farewell, Ino-Shika-Cho!! [*NOT Elex titles]

Sixty-one Naruto volumes have been compiled in Japan as of 27 July 2012. The 61st Kyōdai, kyōtō!! (Uchiha Brothers United Front) collects chapters 576 through 587.

Vampire Knight vol 9 (of 16+)
By Hino Matsuri

Realizing his weakness, Ichiru makes the ultimate sacrifice, to allow Zero's transformation into an even more powerful vampire. In so doing, Shizuka's vendetta against Kuran Rido comes full circle.

But what of Zero? Will he just let his twin die?

Yes, yes, you know what Zero decides. Though I doubt that'll stop a Vampire Knight 9 GET! :p Not when later, Zero tells Yuuki that he intends to kill all of the Purebloods, including   ...

Vampire Knight compiles 39th to 43rd Nights: The Academy in Turmoil, The Arms That Held the Original Sin, Artemis, Bloody Rose and Vampire Night. [*NOT Elex titles]

Sixteen VK volumes have been released in Japan as of May 2012. The 16th tank compiles chapters 74 to 78 and throws in Kaname's Secret as a bonus.

Elex Serial Cantik reissues
Elex continues its shoujo manga reissues this week with Akimoto Nami's Snow Drop. The interest Snow Drop generated even rivaled that of second runner-up DO WANT! You Are So Cool 2, meriting the ex-Nakayoshi reissue a Before the Jump lowlight. Look for the Snow Drop preview (also You Are So Cool 2's) after the cut. I went crazy NikBabbling™ over what Akimoto Nami-sensei had been up to since the 1997-vintage Snow Drop - Anata e no Omoi.

Mangazines: Shonen Magz Issue 08/2012
Shigahaku's Ninja Clan, about a dedicated female shinobi and her reluctant master grabs the cover of the newest Shonen Magz, but the featured series is CLAMP's Tsubasa RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE. Syaoran battles Seishiro and... [Continued below]

Elex Media manga and manhwa (2012.08.01)

  1. Aoba Bicycle Shop (Namiki Bashidoori: Aoba Jitenshaten) 7 of 20 by Miyao Gaku
  2. Aoba Bicycle Shop 7 (Elex)

    Namiki Bashidoori: Aoba Jitenshaten
    並木橋通りアオバ自転車店
    by Miyao Gaku
    AKA Aoba Bicycle Shop on Namikibashi Street
    Shonen Gahosha Young King, seinen
    Volume 7 first published in Japan 2003.02

    Reissues/Related series
    Released in 12 Shonen Gahosha Bunko volumes from 2009.10 to 2010.12
    Sequel: Aoba Jitenshaten (20 volumes as of 2012.06, ongoing)

  3. Naruto vol 56 of 61+ by Kishimoto Masashi
  4. Naruto 56 (Elex)

    NarutoNARUTO-ナルト-
    by Kishimoto Masashi
    Shueisha Weekly Shonen Jump, shounen
    Volume 56: Saikai, Asuma han! (chapters 525–534) first published in Japan 2011.06

    Awards/Accomplishments
    The American volume 7 won the 2006 Quill Award in the graphic novel category. Manga sales have topped 100 million copies in Japan, with over 89 million sold globally. Naruto is the #1 bestselling manga in Indonesia, with upwards of one million copies sold nationwide.

    Other languages
    English Naruto (VIZ Media: 57 volumes as of 2012.07.10 • volume 58 street date: 2012.09.11; serialized in Shonen Jump USA), French (Kana: Tome 55 shipped 2012.07.06 • Tome 56 street date: 2012.09.07), Spanish (Ediciones Glénat Spain: latest edition #60; Grupo Editorial Vid Mexico; LARP Editores Argentina), Catalan (Glénat: latest volume #54), German (Carlsen Comics: Band 55 per 2012.05 • Band 56 street date: 2012.08.28, serialized in Banzai!), Dutch (Kana), Russian (Comix-ART), Polish (Japonica Polonica Fantastica), Swedish (Bonnier Carlsen; serialized in Shonen Jump Sweden), traditional Chinese (Tong Li Taiwan: NARUTO火影忍者 60 released 2012.07.02) and simplified Chinese (Chuang Yi Singapore: 火影忍者 #58 per 2012.03)

    Adaptations
    Studio Pierrot and Aniplex's 220-episode anime co-production, based on manga volumes 1–27, aired from October 2002 to February 2007 in Japan. Seiyuu Takeuchi Junko, Nakamura Chie and Sugiyama Noriaki returned in their roles as Uzumaki Naruto, Haruno Sakura and Uchiha Sasuke in the sequel (manga volume 28 onwards) that premiered February 2007 on TV Tokyo. Naruto Shippūden is still ongoing (episode 272: Mifune vs Hanzō airs 2012.08.02).

    At least five OAVs, nine films and three light novels have also been released:

    OAVS: Find the Crimson Four-leaf Clover! (2003) · Mission: Protect the Waterfall Village! (2004) · Konoha Sports Festival (2004.08) · Finally a clash! Jonin VS Genin!! Indiscriminate grand melee tournament meeting!! (2005.12) · Naruto: The Cross Roads (2010).

    A short OAV was also included within the DVD Naruto x UT Original DVD (shipped 2011.01.01).

    Films: Naruto the Movie: Ninja Clash in the Land of Snow (2004.08) · Naruto the Movie: Legend of the Stone of Gelel (2005.08) · Naruto the Movie: Guardians of the Crescent Moon Kingdom (2006.08) · Naruto Shippūden (2007.08) · Naruto Shippūden 2: Bonds (2008.08) · Naruto Shippūden 3: Inheritors of the Will of Fire (2009.08) · Naruto Shippūden 4: The Lost Tower (2010.07), Naruto Shippūden 5: Blood Prison (2011.07.30) · Naruto Shippuden: Road to Ninja (2012.07.28).

    Three light novels written by Kusakabe Masatoshi: Naruto: Innocent Heart, Demonic Blood (2002.12) · Naruto: Mission: Protect the Waterfall Village! (2003.12) · Adaptation of the first Naruto movie (2004.08)

    Jump J Books also released Kishimoto Masashi- and Higashiyama Akira's Naruto Dokonjo Ninden, an autobiographical novel left by Jiraiya, in the same month as the Gekijouban Naruto Shippūden: The Lost Tower novelization (2010.08)

    Related
    So far, eight movie-based manga: Ninja Clash in the Land of Snow (2004.08), Great Clash! The Illusionary Ruins at the Depths of the Earth (2005.08), Great Excitement! The Animal Riot of Crescent Moon Island (2006.08), Naruto: Shippūden: the Movie (2007.08), Naruto Shippūden 2: Bonds (2008.08), Naruto Shippūden 3: Inheritors of the Will of Fire (2009.08), Naruto Shippūden 4: The Lost Tower (2010.08) and Naruto Shippūden 5: Blood Prison (2011.07)

    Spin-off: Rock Lee no Seishun Full-Power Ninden by Taira Kenji, serialized in Saikyou Jump (two volumes as of 2012.07.27, ongoing)

  5. Snow Drop by Akimoto Nami (Serial Cantik) – Reissue
  6. SC: Snow Drop (Elex)

    Snow Drop - Anata e no Omoi
    スノードロップ―あなたへの想い
    by Akimoto Nami
    Kodansha Nakayoshi, shoujo
    This volume first published in Japan 1997.10

    Related series
    Sequel: Mille Fleurs (three volumes)

  7. Vampire Knight vol 9 of 16+ by Hino Matsuri
  8. Vampire Knight 9 (Elex)

    Vampire Knightヴァンパイア騎士
    by Hino Matsuri
    Hakusensha LaLa, shoujo
    Volume 9 (chapters 39–43) first published in Japan 2008.11

    Other languages/serializations
    Serialized in the Indonesian HanaLaLa until Thirty Third Night: The Pure Blood Vampire's Lover
    English Vampire Knight (VIZ Media: 14 volumes as of 2012.07.03 • volume 15 street date: 2012.11.06 and Chuang Yi: volume 14 released 2011.08), simplified Chinese (Chuang Yi: 吸血鬼骑士 #14 per 2011.09), traditional Chinese (Ever Glory: 吸血鬼騎士 15 released 2012.05), Italian and Portuguese (Panini Comics), French (Marvel Panini France Tome 14 shipped 2011.11), German (Carlsen Comics Vampire Knight Band 13 released 2012.04 • Band 14 street date: 2012.10.30, serialized in Daisuki)

    Adaptations
    Studio DEEN's 13+13-episode anime adaptation, starring seiyuu Horie Yui (Cross Yuki), Miyano Mamoru (Kiriyu Zero) and Kishio Daisuke (Kuran Kaname), aired on Japan's TV Tokyo from April through July 2008 (first season) and October through December 2008 (second season as Vampire Knight Guilty). The anime spanned manga chapters 1 through 46.

    Two drama CDs preceded the TV series. The first was Track 2 of the LaLa Kirameki Drama CD, produced for LaLa's 29th anniversary and given away as a freebie with the magazine's September 2005 issue. The second Vampire Knight Midnight CD-Pack (LaLa Oubosa Zenin Service CD Vampire Knight (Midnight CD Pack)) was exclusively released for mail order in 2006. The drama CDs feature the same cast as the anime's, with the exception of characters Headmaster Cross Kaien (Koyasu Takehito in the drama; VK anime sound director Gôda Hozumi in the anime), Hio Shizuka (Sonoda Keiko in the drama; Orikasa Fumiko in the anime) and Sayori Wakaba (Ueda Kana in the drama; Mizuno Risa in the anime).

    Related
    Two Hino Matsuri-illustrated light novels were written by Fujisaki Ayuna. The Vampire Knight: Ice Blue no Tsumi and Vampire Knight: Noir no Wana side stories released in Japan 2008.04.05 and 2008.10.03 respectively. Chuang Yi published the first novel in English as Vampire Knight: Ice Blue Sin in July 2010. Marvel Panini France's Vampire Knight: Coeur de glace also shipped the same month. Carlsen published the German version as Vampire Knight: Eisblaues Verbrechen in November 2009, following that up with the second Noir's Trap novel (retitled Vampire Knight: Tiefschwarzer Hinterhalt) in May 2010.

    The official fanbook, Vampire Knight Fanbook: Cross, containing character and story information and details from Hino-sensei's storyboard, was published in November 2008 in Japan. (German Vampire Knight: X Official Fanbook released by Carlsen; VIZ Media launched the Vampire Knight Official Fanbook in October 2010.)

    The Vampire Knight artbook 「樋野まつりイラストレーションズ-ヴァンパイア騎士(ナイト)-」 streeted concurrently with volume 12 in Japan (2010.07.05).

  9. You Are So Cool vol 2 of 6 by Lee YoungHee
  10. You Are So Cool 2 (Elex)

    You Are So Cool넌 너무 멋져
    by Lee YoungHee
    Seoul Cultural Publishers soonjung
    Volume 2 first published in Korea 2003.04

    Other languages
    English You're So Cool (Ice Kunion, later absorbed by Yen Press: six volumes released as of 2010.03)

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Mangazines (2012.08.01)

  • Shonen Magz Issue 8/2012 (Indonesian Shonen Magazine)
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Nube 29, Crazy Girl Shin Bia 15, Hai, Miiko! Cilik by Ono Eriko (m&c! manga and manhwa out nau~) [UPDATED]

Street date: 11 July 2012
Albeit this m&c! list isn't the NikBabble™ version, warning that I rate volume 1 of Hwang MiRee's You Are My Everything a 6 of 10, or C+, which translates to a Borrow first if you're that intrigued. :p
Update: ‘Upgraded’ to NikBabble™ version

Guru Ahli Roh Nube 29 (m&c!)

Jigoku Sensei Nube © by Makura Shou, Okano Takeshi/Shueisha [First serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump]. Published in Indonesia as Guru Ahli Roh Nube by Gramedia/m&c!

Nube's Training Period!?

Yup, m&c! only has that surprised Nube Masa Latihan?! yelp as its Nube 29 blurb (taken from the Jigoku Sensei Nube volume 29 title Nube ~Shugyou Jidai!? no Maki).

To lessen the pain of a one-liner after a wait of one year and eight months, lemme add the titles of Nube chapters 248 to 256 from Wikipedia: The Trial Jar, Nube's Training Period!?, I Want To Call You ‘Big Brother’!, Hiroshi, Become Micro!?, Spirit Charmer • Yan Kailun, Oni no Te, Fury!!, Clash!! Oni no Te vs. Oni no Te!!, The Wielder of the Oni no Te and The Youkai Circus is Here!

New m&c! titles: a new Hai, Miiko!
The m&c! editor enthuses over the previously unpublished Hai Miiko! story in the latest Hai Miiko! Cilik, actually the Miiko Selection Wide Ichinensei! Miiko-chan published by Shogakukan under Ciao Comics Special in March 2012.

Dem packed with 30 full-color pages and the chance to see Miiko's first day in elementary school ought to compensate for the wait-till-dunno-when Hai, Miiko! volume 25.

A new Hwang MiRee manhwaYou Are My Everything—also premieres this street date, but you already know what I think of this debut (up ↑ there). So look for the preview after the jump (down ↓ there).

m&c! manga (2012.07.11)

  1. Guru Ahli Roh Nube (Jigoku Sensei Nube) vol 29 of 31 by Makura Shou, Okano Takeshi
  2. Nube 29 (m&c!)

    Jigoku Sensei Nube地獄先生ぬ~べ~
    by Makura Shou, Okano Takeshi
    AKA Hell Teacher Nube
    Shueisha Weekly Shonen Jump, shounen
    Volume 29 (chapters 248–256) first published in Japan 1999.04

    Reissues
    Reissued in 20 Shueisha Bunko volumes from January to November 2006

    Related series
    Spin-offs Reibai Izuna (10 volumes published from 2008.08 to 2011.12) and Reibai Izuna: Ascension (one volume compiled as of 2012.04 • volume 2 street date: 2012.08.17, serialized in Grand Jump)

    Adaptations
    A 49-episode anime adaptation co-produced by Toei Animation and TV Asahi, starring seiyuu Okiayu Ryotaro (Nueno Meisuke/Nube), aired in Japan from April 1996 to June 1997. A three-episode OAV was released between May 1998 and April 1999. Three movies—Jigoku Sensei Nube (1996.07.06), Jigoku Sensei Nube: Gozen 0 toki Nube Shisu (sequel; 1997.03.08) and Jigoku Sensei Nube: Kyoufu no Natsu Yasumi! Asashi no Uni no Gensetsu (sequel; 1997.07.12)—have also been produced.

  3. [Premiere] Hai, Miiko! Cilik (Ichinensei! Miiko-chan) by Ono Eriko
  4. Hai, Miiko! Cilik (m&c!)

    Ichinensei! Miiko-chan
    いちねんせい! みい子ちゃん
    by Ono Eriko
    Shogakukan Ciao Comics Special, shoujo
    This volume first published in Japan 2012.03

    Related series
    Miiko Desu! (Namaku Miiko!, four volumes) and Kocchi Muite! Miiko (Hai, Miiko!, 24 volumes released as of 2012.03, ongoing serialization in Ciao)

m&c! manhwa (2012.07.11)

  1. Crazy Girl Shin Bia vol 15 of 19 by Hwang MiRee
  2. JAM: Play the Music with Love vol 2 of 3 by Park MiSook
  3. JAM - Play the Music with Love 2 (m&c!)

    JAM - Play the Music with Love
    by Park MiSook
    First published in Korea by Kenaz

  4. Moon Fighters (Wolyoil Sonyeon) vol 4 of 9 by Lee YoungYou
  5. Moon Fighters 4 (m&c!)

    Wolyoil Sonyeon月요일 소년(월요일 소년)
    by Lee YoungYou
    Haksan Party, soonjung
    Volume 4 first published in Korea 2006.09

    Other languages
    English Moon Boy (Ice Kunion: three volumes, absorbed by Yen Press: published all nine volumes), French (Editions Clair de Lune: Le Garçon de la lune Tome 9 per 2011.05), Japanese (Enterbrain: Getsuyoubi Shounen volume 2 per 2010.03)

  6. [Series Premiere] You Are My Everything vol 1 of 9 by Hwang MiRee
  7. You Are My Everything 1 (m&c!)

    You Are My Everything니가 세상의 전부다
    by Hwang MiRee
    Samyang, soonjung
    Volume 1 first published in Korea 2009.09

Hong Kong manhua (2012.07.11)

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City Hunter anime episodes 19 - 40 update (airing 2-31 July 2012 on Animax Asia)

This follows-up my City Hunter premiere post. Listing episodes skedded for 2–31 July 2012 on Animax. (Sawry for the one-week delay; I was on holiday—hey! That rhymes! :p)

City Hunter (Animax Asia)

©Tsukasa Hojo/NSP・YTV・SUNRISE, Approved No.WE-02H
[Image from Animax Asia]

City Hunter airs weeknights at 10pm WIB (UTC+07) on Animax Asia.

2–31 July 2012
Partial episode list and Animax synopses

May contain    [SPOILERS!]

Episode 19 (2 July 2012, Monday, 10pm Premiere)
A Beach to Remember: An Audition Full of Danger
When Ryo is looking into the threats made to women attending an audition, he found a lady who wants to reunite with her long-lost father.

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Bleach 47, The Breaker 8, Born to Cook 13 of 13 (m&c! manga and manhwa out nau~) [UPDATED]

Street date: 20 June 2012
Does anyone really care which Asari-chan m&c!'s Asari-chan is? Muroyama Mayumi's Tentoumushi Comics Short stories about Asari, a naughty, boyish, voracious, but also a very innocent girl was originally published by Elex way back when, but I doubt the m&c! iteration is either of the sequels Yorinuki Asari-chan or Tobikiri Tokusen Asari-chan. At any rate, even m&c!'s FB admin admits to knowing nothing beyond this is a new version, total volumes to be confirmed. But going by the m&c! cover—from Asari-chan volume 77—it could belong to the ongoing original, which means 19 volumes separate it from current Asari-chan volume 97. That's what I'm assuming, at least, until someone tells me otherwise.

At any rate (the second part), Bleach 47! (Also, NikBabble™ added)

Bleach, Vol. 47: End of the Chrysalis Age (m&c!)

Bleach © Kubo Tite/Shueisha
[Serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump]
Published in Indonesia by Gramedia/m&c!

Merged with Hougyoku, Aizen is near unstoppable. He defeats Urahara, Yoruichi and Isshin, and goes to the real Karakura-chou secreted in Soul Society, leaving Ichigo to...

Bleach, Vol. 47: End of the Chrysalis Age compiles chapters 405 through 413, Deicide 7~15.

New m&c! titles and other lowlights
Besides Asari-Chan, one more comic debuts — the Malaysian Lawak Warung Kopi by Little. Four manga and manhwa series finish this street date: Born to Cook by Terasawa Daisuke (with volume 13), I Love You Just As You Are by Kim EunHee (volume 3), My Girlfriend And Me by Park SunMin (volume 2) and Hwang MiRee's Say Say Say (volume 7) recurrent after half a year's absence. Previews after the release list.

Restocked: Here's your chance to GET! those Shiraishi Yuki titles you missed—Catwalk Romance (original title: Plastic Girl), which comes with this 5.75 of 10 [C] review rating caveat; Let Me Kiss You (Sono Kuchibiru Itadakimasu) that for its unmovable spot on the bedside table rates an 8/10♡ [A-]; My Perfect Private Teacher (Maruoka-san Chi no Kyouikugakari) rated 7/10 [B]; and Naughty Boyfriend (Akuma de Koibito) reviewed and rated 6/10.

m&c! manga (2012.06.20)

  1. [Series Premiere] Asari-Chan vol 1 (of 21?) by Muroyama Mayumi
  2. Asari-Chan 1 (m&c!)

    Asari-Chanあさりちゃん
    by Muroyama Mayumi
    Shogakukan Tentoumushi Comics, shoujo
    Volume 77 first published in Japan 2005.04
    (Original series and volume number to be confirmed)

    Related series
    Sequels: Yorinuki Asari-chan (two volumes as of 2004.09) and Tobikiri Tokusen Asari-chan (three volumes as of 2008.07)

  3. Bleach vol 47 of 55+ by Kubo Tite
  4. Bleach 47: End of the Chrysalis Age (m&c!)

    BleachBLEACH-ブリーチ-
    by Kubo Tite
    Shueisha Weekly Shonen Jump, shounen
    Volume 47: End of the Chrysalis Age (chapters 405–413) first published in Japan 2010.10

    Awards
    Winner, 50th Shogakukan Manga Awards in the Shounen category

    Other languages
    English Bleach (VIZ Media: 41 volumes as of 2012.06.05 • volumes 42 and 43 street date: 2012.07.03), French (Glénat: Tome 48 shipped 2012.05 • Tome 49 street date: 2012.09.05), Spanish (Glénat in Spain, Grupo Editorial Vid in Mexico), German (Tokyopop Germany: Band 51 per 2012.05 • Band 52 street date: 2012.07.11), Dutch (Kana), Russian (Эксмо), Polish (JPF), Portuguese (Planet Manga) and simplified Chinese (Chuang Yi Singapore: Bleach #53: The Deathberry Returns 2 released 2012.01)

    Related
    Kubo Tite and Makoto Matsubara co-authored two Bleach novels: BLEACH-letters from the other side: The Death and The Strawberry (Japan release: 2004.12) and BLEACH: The Honey Dish Rhapsody (2006.10).

    To celebrate the 10th anniversary, Shueisha is scheduled to release the BLEACH Spirits Are Forever With You I and II novels written by Narita Ryohgo (Durarara!!, Baccano!, Vamp!) under its JUMP j BOOKS label. Street date for both volumes: 2012.06.04.

    The Bleach All Colour But The Black artbook, compiling color spreads from manga volumes 1 through 19 with original art and author annotations, released in Japan (2006.12), USA (The Art of Bleach, 2008.10) and France (All colour but the black: Recueil des illustrations de Bleach, 2008.11).

    Companion guidebooks have also been published: Bleach SOULs and Bleach VIBEs released 2006.02 in Japan (The English Bleach SOULs. Official Character Book shipped 2008.11 in North America, while the French version streeted 2009.11). A third Bleach Official Bootleg: KaraBuri+ guidebook released 2007.08 in Japan. (English Color Bleach+: The Bleach Official Bootleg released 2010.08.10.) The fourth and fifth Bleach: Official Character Book 2: MASKED and Official Character Book 3: UNMASKED streeted in Japan on 2010.08.04 (same day as Volume 46: Back From Blind) and 2011.06.03 (along with Volume 50: The Six Fullbringers).

    Adaptations
    Studio Pierrot's anime adaptation first broadcast in October 2004 and ended with episode 366, which aired in Japan in 2012.03.27. Seiyuu Morita Masakazu and Orikasa Fumiko star as Kurosaki Ichigo and Kuchiki Rukia, with Park Romi playing 10th Division captain Hitsugaya Toshiro. Two OAVs and four theatrical movies—Memories of Nobody; The DiamondDust Rebellion, Another Hyōrinmaru; Fade to Black, I Call Your Name; and Bleach: The Hell Verse—have been released. (Novelizations of these movies have also been published by JUMP J Books: Fade to Black, I Call Your Name in December 2008 and Bleach: The Hell Verse in December 2010.) Additionally, Warner Bros. has confirmed it will be producing a Bleach live-action film.

    At least eight drama CDs have been produced. Featuring the original anime cast, the drama CDs were bundled with the DVDs.

  5. Born to Cook: Mister Ajikko The Next Generation (Mister Ajikko II) vol 13 of 13 by Terasawa Daisuke [Finale]
  6. Born to Cook 13 (m&c!)

    Mister Ajikko IIミスター味っ子2
    by Terasawa Daisuke
    Kodansha Evening, seinen
    Volume 13 first published in Japan 2012.02

    Related series
    Prequel: Mister Ajikko (19 volumes)

  7. Kirarin Revolution Special Edition (Kirarin Revolution: Tokubetsuhen) vol 2 of 6 by Nakahara An, Ikeda Taeko
  8. Kirarin Revolution Special Edition 2 (m&c!)

    Kirarin Revolution: Tokubetsuhen
    きらりん☆レボリューション 特別編
    by Nakahara An, Ikeda Taeko
    Shogakukan Tentoumushi Special, shoujo
    Volume 2 first published in Japan 2007.12

    Related series
    Original story: Kirarin Revolution (14 volumes)

m&c! manhwa (2012.06.20)

  1. The Breaker vol 8 of 10 by Jeon KeukJin & Park JinHwan
  2. The Breaker 8 (m&c!)

    The Breaker브레이커 (THE BREAKER)
    by Jeon KeukJin & Park JinHwan
    Daewon C.I. Young Daiwon, seinen
    Volume 8 first published in Korea 2009.11

    Related series
    Sequel: The Breaker: New Waves (three volumes per 2012.04, ongoing)

  3. I Love You Just As You Are (Love You Just As You Are) vol 3 of 3 by Kim EunHee [Finale]
  4. I Love You Just As You Are 3 (m&c!)

    Love You Just As You Are by Kim EunHee
    First published in Korea by Kenaz

  5. My Girlfriend And Me vol 2 of 2 by Park SunMin [Finale]
  6. My Girlfriend and Me 2 (m&c!)

    My Girlfriend and Me by Park SunMin
    First published in Korea by Kenaz

  7. Say Say Say vol 7 of 7 by Hwang MiRee [Finale]

Malaysian comics (2012.06.20)

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Miss Modern 1 Deluxe by Yamato Waki, One Piece 62, Hari ini & Besok Juga 1 by EMURA (Elex Media 13 June 2012 manga)

Yup, a shoujo classic eclipses Luffy and the Straw Hats' fishy adventure and ends up Most Wanted — at least over at LXO at the time of writing. But since Imma need the blog real estate to Babble™ over Miss Modern (Haikara-san ga Tooru, the bunko edition), lemme lead with One Piece volume 62.

One Piece 62 (Elex Media)

One Piece © Oda Eiichiro/Shueisha
[Serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump]
Published in Indonesia by Elex Media

The Straw Hats sail to the New World, bearing for Gyojin island where merfolk dwell. Before they can berth, Luffy and crew run into pirates, submarine volcanoes and a ginormous creature from the deep.

[Additions from VIZ Media's One Piece, Vol. 62]

They reach shore eventually, much to the isle's alarm because Madam Sharley, a fortuneteller, predicts that Luffy will destroy the island. Or so shares Wikipedia.

One Piece volume 62: Petualangan di Pulau Gyojin (Gyojintō no bōken) compiles chapters 604 to 614: To the Deep Sea, The Kraken and the Pirates, Deep Sea Adventure, 30,000 Feet Under the Sea, Underwater Paradise, Adventure on Fish-Man Island, Madam Sharley, Fortune-Teller, Hody Jones, Taken by the Shark They Saved, Mermaid Princess of Shell Tower and Too Late Now. [*NOT Elex chapter titles]

The latest One Piece chapter collected in a tankoubon is 656: Adventure on a Burning Island bound in Volume 66: Taiyō e to Tsuzuku Michi, released in Japan on 2 May 2012.

Tied with One Piece 62 for first runner-up DO WANT! is W Juliet II, the next stage, Hari ini & Besok Juga (originally Kyou mo Ashita mo) but look for that preview—along with Miss Modern's and the seventh Detektif Conan Movie manga Crossroad in the Ancient Capital's—after the release list.

Mangazines: Shonen Magz Issue 6/2012 and Shonen Star Issue 10/2012
Also streeting this week, the Indonesian Shonen Magazine and Shonen Sunday. On tap, Beck by Harold Sakuishi and Defense Devil by Youn InWan & Yang KyungIl. [Continued...]

Elex Media manga (2012.06.13)

  1. [Series Premiere] Detektif Conan Movie: Crossroad in the Ancient Capital – First (Gekijō-ban Meitantei Conan Meikyū no Crossroad) by Aoyama Gosho
  2. Detektif Conan Movie: Crossroad in the Ancient Capital - First (Elex)

    Gekijō-ban Meitantei Conan Meikyū no Crossroad
    劇場版名探偵コナン 迷宮の十字路 (上)
    by Aoyama Gosho
    Shogakukan Shonen Sunday Comics Visual Selection, shounen
    Volume 1 of 2 first published in Japan 2003.11

    Related
    Based on the seventh Meitantei Conan movie, Meitantei Conan: Meikyuu no Crossroad that premiered 19 April 2003 in Japan

  3. [Premiere] Detektif Conan Movie: Crossroad in the Ancient Capital – Last by Aoyama Gosho [Finale]
  4. Detektif Conan Movie: Crossroad in the Ancient Capital - Last (Elex)

    Volume 2 of 2 first published in Japan 2003.12

  5. [Series Premiere] Hari ini & Besok Juga (Kyou mo Ashita mo) vol 1 of 11 by EMURA
  6. Hari ini & Besok Juga 1 (Elex)

    Kyou mo Ashita mo今日も明日も。」 by EMURA
    AKA Today & Tomorrow Too
    Hakusensha Hana to Yume, shoujo
    Volume 1 first published in Japan 2008.07

    Related Series
    W Juliet II (Main Story; three volumes as of 2011.03.19)

  7. La Corda D'Oro (Kiniro no Corda) vol 12 of 17 by Kure Yuki
  8. La Corda D'Oro 12 (Elex)

    Kiniro no Corda金色のコルダ」 by Kure Yuki
    Hakusensha LaLa, LaLa DX and LaLa Special, shoujo
    Volume 12 first published in Japan 2009.03

    Related
    Adapted from Koei's Kin'iro no Corda role-playing game (part of the Neoromance series also including the Angelique, Harukanaru Toki no Naka de, and Neo Angelique ~Abyss~ games).

    Also contains the Kiniro no Corda 2 (La Corda d'Oro 2) and Kiniro no Corda 3 (La Corda d'Oro 3) stories.

    Spin-Off: Bodai Kiryou no Aria -Kiniro no Corda Series- AKA Lindel Hall no Aria (serialized in Lala beginning 2011; one volume as of 2012.06.05)

    Hakusensha published the Kiniro no Corda Character Illustration BOOK under the Hana to Yume Comics Special label in February 2007.

    Awards
    Outstanding Debut Award, Hakusensha Athena Newcomers' Awards (2006)

    Other languages/serializations
    Formerly serialized in the Indonesian HanaLaLa (discontinued upon the magazine's closure)
    English La Corda d'Oro (VIZ Media: 15 volumes as of 2012.03 • volume 16 street date: 2012.08.07) and Chuang Yi Singapore: 17 volumes as of 2011.12), simplified Chinese (also by Chuang Yi: 金色琴弦 #10 released 2008.10.29), French (Editions 12 bis: La corde d'or tome 6 shipped 2010.10)

    Adaptations
    Yumeta's 25+1-episode La Corda d'Oro ~primo passo~ anime adaptation aired in Japan from October 2006 through March 2007, followed by the La Corda d'Oro ~secondo passo~ special (two episodes released 2009.03.26 and 2009.06.05). The cast included seiyuu Takagi Reiko (Hino Kahoko), Taniyama Kishô (Tsukimori Len), Itou Kentarou (Tsuchiura Ryotaro), Morita Masakazu (Hihara Kazuki), Kishio Daisuke (Yunoki Azuma), Fukuyama Jun (Shimizu Keiichi), Satou Akemi (Fuyuumi Shoko), Ishikawa Hideo (Kanazawa Hiroto), Konishi Katsuyuki (Ousaki Shinobu) and Miyano Mamoru (Kaji Aoi, La Corda d'Oro ~secondo passo~).

    A La Corda d'Oro drama was bundled with three other LaLa series (Oniichan to Issho, Ryuu no Hanawazurai, and Kaichou wa Maid-sama!) in the LaLa Tokimeki Drama CD given away with the April 2007 issue.

  9. [Series Premiere] Miss Modern vol 1 of 4 Deluxe (Haikara-san ga Tooru [Bunko]) by Yamato Waki
  10. Miss Modern 1 Deluxe (Elex)

    Haikara-san ga Tooru
    はいからさんが通る (講談社漫画文庫)
    by Yamato Waki
    AKA Smart-san, Mademoiselle Anne
    Kodansha Shoujo Friend, shoujo
    Volume 1 first published in Japan by Kodansha Manga Bunko in 1995.06

    Awards
    Winner, 1st Kodansha Manga Award in the shoujo category (1977), along with Candy Candy by Mizuki Kyoko and Igarashi Yumiko (tie)

    Related Series
    Spin-Off: Haikara-san ga Tooru: Bangaihen (one volume released 1977.05)

    Adaptations
    Forty-two anime episodes produced by Nippon Animation and directed by Yokota Kazuyoshi aired in Japan from June 1978 to March 1979, with seiyuu Yokozawa Keiko as Hanamura Benio and Mori Katsuji as Ijuin Shinobu.

    The manga was also adapted into three TV drama specials (in 1979, 1985 and 2002) and a theatrical film (1987).

  11. More a Flower than a Flower (Hana Yorimo Hana no Gotoku) vol 5 of 10+ by Narita Minako
  12. New Legenda Naga (Ryuurouden: Chuugen Ryouranhen) vol 9 of 10+ by Yamahara Yoshito
  13. New Legenda Naga 9 (Elex)

    Ryuurouden: Chuugen Ryouranhen
    龍狼伝 中原繚乱編」 by Yamahara Yoshito
    AKA New Legend of the Dragon's Son
    Kodansha Monthly Shonen Magazine, shounen
    Volume 9 first published in Japan 2011.08

    Related series
    Prequel: Ryuurouden (37 volumes), published in Indonesia by Elex Media as Legenda Naga

    Other languages
    Traditional Chinese (Tong Li Taiwan: 龍狼傳 ~ 中原繚亂篇 ~ 10 released 2012.06.05), simplified Chinese (Chuang Yi Singapore: 龙狼传 中原缭乱篇 #9 per 2011.10)

  14. One Piece vol 62 of 66+ by Oda Eiichiro
  15. One Piece 62 (Elex)

    One PieceONE PIECE
    by Oda Eiichiro
    Shueisha Weekly Shonen Jump, shounen
    Volume 62 (chapters 604–614) first published in Japan 2011.05

    Awards
    Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize finalist (2000–2002)

    Other languages
    English One Piece (VIZ Media: 62 volumes as of 2012.05.01 • volume 63 street date: 2012.07.03), French and Dutch (Glenat: French One Piece Tome 62: Périple sur l'île des hommes-poissons shipped 2012.05.23 • Tome 63 street date: 2012.07.04), Spanish (Planeta DeAgostini Comics Spain, Editorial Toukan Mexico, LARP Editores S.A. Argentina), Italian (Editions Star Comics), German, Danish and Swedish (Carlsen Comics: German One Piece Band 62 released 2012.04 • Band 63 street date: 2012.07.31), Portuguese (Conrad), traditional Chinese (Tong Li Taiwan: ONE PIECE~航海王~ volume 65 released 2012.04), simplified Chinese (Chuang Yi Singapore: volume 63 released 2011.10)

    Adaptations
    Adapted into a couple of OAVs before a full anime TV series that has aired over 500 episodes and is still ongoing (seiyuu Tanaka Mayumi plays Monkey D. Luffy; episode 550 aired in Japan 2012.06.03). At least 11 animated movies have also been released, the eleventh Straw Hat Chase premiered 19 March 2011 in Japan.

    Related
    A series of light novels based on the anime, at least five art books and five guidebooks. The fifth fanbook One Piece Blue Deep released 2012.03.02.

  16. Popcorn vol 3 of 12 Deluxe (Seito Shokun!) by Shoji Yoko
  17. Popcorn 3 Deluxe (Elex)

    Seito Shokun!生徒諸君! (講談社漫画文庫)
    by Shoji Yoko
    Kodansha Shoujo Friend, shoujo
    Volume 3 first published in Japan by Kodansha Manga Bunko in 1995.12

    Awards
    Winner, 1978 Kodansha Manga Awards in the shoujo category

    Other languages
    Partially translated into English as Eigo Seito Shokun! (four Kodansha Eigo Comics from 1983.09 to 1984.03)

    Related series
    Seito Shokun! tankoubon (24 volumes), side story Seito Shokun! - Gaiden: Okita Narutoshi-hen - Broken Brothers (1984.04), sequels Seito Shokun! - Kyoushihen (25 volumes per 2011.08) and Seito Shokun! - Saishuushou Tabidachi (three volumes from 2011.08 to 2012.02)

    Adaptations
    Adapted into an OAV by Ashi Productions. The anime directed by Kusakabe Mitsuo aired on Fuji TV on 23 February 1986.

    The 10-episode live-action Seito Shokun! AKA Attention Students! (based on Seito Shokun! - Kyoushihen) broadcast on TV Asahi from April to June 2007, starring Uchiyama Rina as Nakki, Shiina Kippei as Hyuga Yuichiro and Horikita Maki as Kimura Juria

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Postponed titles
Maid in Love (Tsukushite Agemasu) by Toma Rei (new tentative street date: 2012.06.20) and Serial Topeng Kaca: Bersatunya Dua Jiwa volume 1 by Miuchi Suzue (pending new street date). Bersatunya Dua Jiwa 1 is Glass no Kamen volume 47.

Mangazines (2012.06.13)

  1. Shonen Magz Issue 06/2012 (Indonesian Shonen Magazine)
  2. Shonen Star Issue 10/2012 (Indonesian Shonen Sunday)
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