Reader’s Question:
I’m a bit confused about the match between Tezuka and Atobe in the Kanto tournament from “The Prince of Tennis.” Can someone clarify how the match ended? I vaguely remember that Tezuka’s Zero Shiki didn’t work and didn’t clear the net, which led to Atobe’s victory. Can anyone provide
Reader’s Question:
Can someone please help me with a scene from The Prince of Tennis? I’m trying to remember the match between Tezuka and Atobe in the Kanto tournament. I think Tezuka’s Zero Shiki didn’t work, and it didn’t go over the net? I believe Atobe won, but I can’t recall
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Who do you think of as the most seductive character in Osamu Tezuka’s manga? Personally, I find Manabu-kun from “Mikuroido S” to be quite alluring, especially since he’s a middle school student in the manga.
The discussion surrounding seductive characters in
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What would Japanese manga and anime be like if Osamu Tezuka had never existed?
As I sit here in my favorite corner of the local café, sipping on a latte that’s just a tad too sweet, I can’t help but reflect on the
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How is Japanese manga perceived around the world today? I’ve heard that 20th-century Japanese manga had a significant impact globally, with renowned creators like Osamu Tezuka, Go Nagai, Fujiko F. Fujio, Katsuhiro Otomo, and Rumiko Takahashi earning respect and admiration from fans and critics alike. The 1980s and 1990s
