Capeta no Tanjou
Capeta no Tanjou is a 2025 manga one-shot by Soda, Masahito, with 1 chapter.
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Shared themes: Memoir · Otaku Culture.
In 1978 animation director Yoshiyuki Tomino set forth to change the Japanese animation industry. For decades prior, Japanese science fiction had churned out numerous tales of semi-autonomous robots that would often come to the aide of humanity, but as someone
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Shared themes: Memoir · Otaku Culture.
Mitsuru Adachi reflects on his career as a mangaka, 55 years after his debut.
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Shared themes: Memoir · Otaku Culture.
In celebration of Mitsuru Adachi's 55th anniversary of becoming a mangaka, Gosho Aoyama and Rumiko Takahashi contribute a manga essay about their friend and colleague.
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Shared themes: Memoir · Otaku Culture.
Akiko Hayashi has soaring but strangely specific dreams: to make a successful manga debut while still in school, have her favorite actor star in its adaptation, and end up marrying him. However, she is far from having the motivation or skills to realize these
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Honda is a skeleton, but more importantly, she is a bookseller. And she'll tell you from firsthand experience that the job of a bookstore employee is more challenging than it may seem to the average customer. Alongside her equally eccentric coworkers, Honda co
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Shared themes: Memoir · Otaku Culture.
Sensei Hakusho depicts Kunio Ajino's experience as an assistant for the mangaka Yoshihiro Togashi.
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Shared themes: Memoir · Otaku Culture.
Is it possible to have your manga serialized in Japan as a person from overseas who can't speak Japanese...?! The manga artist for Matagi Gunner, Juan Albarran, shares the ups and downs of his days on the path to debuting as a mangaka in Japan in this hard-hit
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