Mysterious Girlfriend X Volume 5

Author:   Riichi Ueshiba
Publisher:   Vertical, Inc.
ISBN:  

9781942993728


Pages:   396
Publication Date:   14 March 2017
Format:   Paperback
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Mysterious Girlfriend X Volume 5


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A high school romance comedy based on the allure and co-dependence between two outcasts which inspired a hit animation currently available in English by Sentai Films and CrunchyRoll. Movie-MakingMadness Tsubaki gets roped into acting a movie written, directed and produced by the VP of the film studies club, Matsuzawa. The script for the film turns out to be eerily similar to Tsubaki and Urabe's real-life relationship, with a twist ending that is surprisingly moving. After the film screens at the culture festival, Tsubaki worries that what used to be a unique ritual with Urabe will become something commonplace...

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Author:   Riichi Ueshiba
Publisher:   Vertical, Inc.
Imprint:   Vertical, Inc.
Dimensions:   Width: 12.80cm , Height: 3.30cm , Length: 17.80cm
Weight:   0.318kg
ISBN:  

9781942993728


ISBN 10:   1942993722
Pages:   396
Publication Date:   14 March 2017
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   To order   Availability explained
Stock availability from the supplier is unknown. We will order it for you and ship this item to you once it is received by us.

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Mysterious Girlfriend X is mostly subtle and kind of sweet, even when it creeps toward lewdness, and manages to have an addictive quality that can only be attributed to that damn drool. -- Otaku USA This is the most absurd way to tell what is actually a touching love story of two seemingly socially outcast individuals falling for each other. It minces no words over its belief in the fate that is true love, but doesn't stumble doing so. -- Fandom Post


<i>Mysterious Girlfriend X</i> is mostly subtle and kind of sweet, even when it creeps toward lewdness, and manages to have an addictive quality that can only be attributed to that damn drool. -- <i>Otaku USA This is the most absurd way to tell what is actually a touching love story of two seemingly socially outcast individuals falling for each other. It minces no words over its belief in the fate that is true love, but doesn't stumble doing so. -- <i>Fandom Post</i>


<i>Mysterious Girlfriend X</i> is mostly subtle and kind of sweet, even when it creeps toward lewdness, and manages to have an addictive quality that can only be attributed to that damn drool. <i>Otaku USA This is the most absurd way to tell what is actually a touching love story of two seemingly socially outcast individuals falling for each other. It minces no words over its belief in the fate that is true love, but doesn t stumble doing so. <i>Fandom Post</i>


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Riichi Ueshiba (aka Reach Ueshiba; born 1969) is a veteran comic artist from the southern Japanese city of Fukuoka. His early days as a comic artist were developed while he was going to the prestigous Waseda University in Tokyo back in 1990. After his second year in college, over summer break, Ueshiba took his first step into the realm of professional comics by writing the script for what would become his hit debut work Discommunication. He would then submit the work to Kodansha's Chiba Tetsuya Contest for New Artists, and to his surprise the short would go on to pick up the General Award for their 1991 edition granting him the option to be signed up to work on a series for the publisher. His latest work Mysterious Girlfriend X was adapted into an animated TV series distibuted in the US by Sentai Films.

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