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Saint Seiya聖闘士星矢alternative words: Saint Seya, Setoshi Seiya, Seitoushi Seiya, Seya, Seiya keywords: anime , manga , title related topics: Masami Kurumada related web sites: http://www.pluto.dti.ne.jp/~maniwa/ , http://sp.cis.iwate-u.ac.jp/~tannok/book/SS/ , http://www.venus.dti.ne.jp/~ta2ka/home.html explanation: Manga based on a Greek mythology and written by a Japanese mangaka, Masami Kurumada. It has been published first in a weekly magazine, Shonen Jump, between 1986 and 1990. It has been soon broadcasted by TV Asahi from 1986. This manga made a great hit all over the world, especially in France. Sanpei Shirato白土三平alternative words: Shirato Sanpei, Sanpe Shirato, Shirato Sanpe keywords: author , manga related topics: Legend of kamui , Sasuke related web sites: http://homepage1.nifty.com/kumori-hibi/sirato01.html , http://www.ne.jp/asahi/okamoto/kapkenay/akame/ explanation: Born on February 15, 1932 at Tokyo, owing a famous Japanese painter as father. Instead of Disney like flat pictures, his drawing is highly realistic as well as the scenario. He belongs to so called "Gekiga (theatrical picture) school" and for this reason he has captured more aged manga fans. His main works are "Ninja bugeicho" (1959), Sasuke (1962) and "Legend of kamui" (Oct 1964 - June 71). The first work was even adapted to a film by famous movie director, Nagisa Oshima. Sasukeサスケkeywords: anime , manga , title related topics: Sanpei Shirato , Legend of Kamui related web sites: http://village.infoweb.ne.jp/~fwkd9198/index.htm/ninja.htm explanation: Manga created by Sanpei Shirato in 1962. It tells the story of a ninja family, Daisuke Oozaru and his son Sasuke who are tracked by Tokugawa's ninja. Contrary to "legend of Kamui" which is a highly politicized manga, Sasuke is destined to rather young readers: it explains the technique used by Sasuke in each combat and may remind you perhaps of the adventure of Mac Gyver in American TV film. The anime version was aired between September 1968 and March 69. Sazae sanサザエさんalternative words: Sazae-san keywords: manga , title related topics: Machiko Hasegawa related web sites: http://www.fujitv.co.jp/jp/b_hp/sazaesan/ , http://www.mis.ne.jp/~pretty/sazae.htm explanation: The main work of a female mangaka, Machiko Hasegawa. It appears first on a tiny local paper, Yukan Fukunichi in 1946 and relayed to a big national paper, Asahi shinbun from 1949 to 1974. Humorous stories of Isono family living in Tokyo, it has become the most popular manga ever published on newspapers. Every member of Isono owns a sea related name: the main character is Sazae (top shell), a married woman living with his father Namihei, her small sister Wakame and brother, Katsuo. Seto Kaiba海馬瀬人alternative words: Kaiba Seto keywords: character , manga , yugioh related topics: Yugioh explanation: son of the president of a game company, Kaiba Corporation, in Yugioh. Since he has been beaten by Yugi Muto in a game, Kaiba has become a sworn enemy. Shigeru Mizuki水木しげるalternative words: Mizuki Shigeru keywords: author , manga related topics: Gegege no Kitaro , Rental book , Shonen Magazine , Kodansha , Garo related web sites: http://www.japro.com/mizuki/ explanation: Born on March 8, 1922 at Osaka. He lost his right arm during WWII. He had been in precarious conditions just after the war as many other Japanese and earned his life by drawing for paper picture shows, rental books and an avant-garde magazine, Garo. In 1966, he was rewarded by a manga prize of Kodansha for Terebi-kun published on Shonen Magazine. He has created many monster or ghost characters but always a bit humorous like Gegege no Kitaro, Kappa no Sanpei, Akuma kun, etc. Shonen Jump少年ジャンプalternative words: Shounen Jump, Shoonen Jump, Jump, Shonen jampu, Shonen janpu keywords: magazine , manga , title related topics: Shueisha , High school Kimengumi , Dragon Ball , Ruroni kenshin , City hunter related web sites: http://www.jump.ne.jp explanation: One of the most important manga magazines in Japan. When it was at the top, its circulation had reached 6 million copies, thanks to star mangaka like Aikra Toriyama of Dragon Ballou and Motoei Shinzawa of High school Kimengumi.. Now, because of a lack of hits, its circulation is only 4 millions but still remains impressive. There exist a weekly edition (Shukan Shonen Jump) and a monthly one (Gekkan Shonen Jump). Shotaro Ishinomori石ノ森章太郎 石森章太郎alternative words: Ishinomori Shotaro, Shotaro Ishimori, Ishimori Shotaro keywords: author , manga related topics: Osamu Tezuka , Fujiko Fujio , Fujio Akatsuka , Cyborg 009 related web sites: http://www.alles.or.jp/~morigin/ , http://www.mars.sphere.ne.jp/strinx/ISFC/ explanation: Born on January 25, 1938 in Miyagi prefecture. He belongs to the first generation of mangaka after WWII, living together with Fujio Akatsuka and Fujiko Fijio at Tokiwa dormitory in Tokyo and learned manga technique from Osamu Tezuka. He is well known as a precursor of SF manga and his most representative works are Cyborg 009 (1964) and Masked rider (1971). He died on January 30, 1998. He change his pen name from Ishimori to Ishinomori in 1980. Space Battleship Yamato宇宙戦艦ヤマトalternative words: Uchu senkan Yamato keywords: anime , manga , title related topics: Leiji Matsumoto related web sites: http://www2a.biglobe.ne.jp/~shinpage/menuy.htm , http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA002394/yamato/yamato.html explanation: Manga and anime created by Leiji Matsumoto. It tells the story about earthlings who defend their planet with a huge space battleship "Yamato", after having suffered a brutal attack of extraterrestrials. Manga has been published in a monthly, Boken-oh between November 1974 and April 1975, at the same time as a TV series by TV Asahi between October 1974 and March 1975. In the presence of a huge hit, other series and a movie version have been created. Star of Giants巨人の星alternative words: Kyojin no hoshi, Kyojinnohoshi keywords: anime , manga , title related topics: Shonen Magazine , Noboru Kawasaki related web sites: http://www.big.or.jp/~hoyohoyo/densetsu.html , http://tokyo.cool.ne.jp/hoshi16/ explanation: One of the classic sport mangas, written by Noboru Kawasaki based on a scenario of Ikki Kajiwara. It tells the story of a father who forms his son with a Spartan training to be accepted by the famous Japanese baseball team, "the Giants". The manga was published on Shonen Magazine in 1966, while an anime version was broadcasted between March 1968 and September 1971 (182 episodes!). Page number: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 80 articles extracted from postgresql database. | |
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