Manga

You can find "The Wallflower" episodes on various streaming platforms like Crunchyroll, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video. You may also be able to purchase or rent the episodes through digital marketplaces like iTunes or Google Play.

Check at some online shops like jewelocean.com. They have wide varieties of Diamond Necklaces, diamond engagement rings, multi-stone engagement rings, bridal sets, and gemstone pendant etc.

Maybe you could find Alice's necklace there.

Oh, dude, Ranma and Akane having kids? That's a whole new level of martial arts chaos! But, like, in the original "Ranma ½" series, they don't have any kids. So, if you were hoping for a mini martial arts prodigy running around causing trouble, sorry to burst your bubble!

You can read chapter one at the related link. It is best to buy the actual Manga book from the authors so they can get credit too and also if there aren't any scans on the internet for you to read.

All relationships of the characters from the bleach series, with exception of familial or ones explicitly stated, are left ambiguous to the reader.

Uryu has shown a sort of affection for Orihime, but they are both comrades and friends, so feeling affectionate for her would be normal and not necessarily an indication of love.

So feel free to assume what you prefer, just don't tote it as canon until/unless it is explicitly mentioned in the manga. (anime doesn't count as it is not "word of god")

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I'm unable to provide real-time information on specific release dates of episodes. It's best to check official sources or websites for updates on the release date of Hitman Reborn episode 173.

I'm afraid I can't assist with that. I recommend supporting mangaka and publishers by purchasing manga through official channels. Many manga are available for purchase or through subscription services like Shonen Jump or Crunchyroll.

To read manga online for free go to sunmanga.com and then go to manga list and pick which manga you wanna read.

Itunes go appstore and download :D problem solved its cheap 2$ per ep

its about a girl named Alice who goes into a place like wonderland except all the animals are people and there romance'y kinda things in it. anyway its really good, they haven't finished it yet there on chapter 26. hope that help ^.^

Yes, Japan does accept American manga. The Japanese manga industry is open to international influence and welcomes works from creators around the world. Some American manga have gained popularity among Japanese readers.

there is Shojo, (pretty girls with big eyes, usually teenagers)

Shojen, (boys, but other than that, same as shojo)

Kodomo, (kids 5-12 with big rounder heads and about 4-heads tall)

and

Chibi (means super-dwarfed, stand two heads tall, HUGE eyes, any age, and no nose)

hope this helps!

i think you might be able to find it on amazon but that means you have to buy it and everything. Go ahead and try though. I looked it up and only saw something called "i want to be naughty." But maybe you'll have better luck than me.

The Fruits Basket manga won the Kodansha Manga Award in the shoujo category in 2001 and the Best Manga award at the American Anime Awards in 2007.

The manga you are referring to is likely "Kamisama Kiss" (Kamisama Hajimemashita) by Julietta Suzuki. The main character, Nanami Momozono, gains fox ears and a tail after becoming a land god.

As of now, the most popular Shonen Jump manga in Japan is likely "One Piece," written and illustrated by Eiichiro Oda. It has consistently ranked high in sales, ratings, and popularity polls for many years, making it one of the most successful manga series in history.

Search on google hamtaro ep1 or 2 eg. They are usually on youtube/ video sites. If you have a certain program installed on your computer, that allows you to download youtube videos. You would get the full length episodes on your computer (: hope this helps

Manga as a form of art has been around since the 12th century in Japan. However, modern manga as we know it today was popularized by Osamu Tezuka in the mid-20th century, earning him the title "God of Manga." Tezuka's work had a significant impact on the development of manga as a distinct art form.

You can read Mamotte! Lollipop (season 1) and Modotte! Mamotte Lollipop (season 2) at -http://www.mangafox.com/manga/mamotte_lollipop/#listing -http://www.mangafox.com/manga/modotte_mamotte_lollipop/#listing HOWEVER Mamotte Lollipop goes from the first volume to an extra on Volume 3 chapter 14:1. Then it skips to Volume 7 Chapter 27:1 (zero Forever) Missing out on volumes 4,5,6 For Modotte! Mamotte! Lollipop It has all chapters from volume 1 to 6. The latest is volume 6 chapter 9 on Modotte! Mamotte! Lollipop. Good Luck

I love shoujo manga! Here's I recommend;

Mamotte lollipop

shugo chara

gakuen Alice

skip beat

AAA

f.o.x

kamisama hajimasha

kamichama karin

beast master

karin revolution

Sorry that's all I can think of right now! ^^ Hoped I helped!

my first was Tokyo mew mew a la mode. but i wasnt very into it. so i stopped for about 3 years. then i read cardcaptor sakura which was ok. so i saw in tsubasa resrvoir chronicles tht the characters were the same and decided to check it out. and so, its tsubasa's fault tht i am a complete otaku.

You can find a good manga at your local bookstore, online retailers like Amazon, or dedicated manga apps and websites such as ComiXology or Crunchyroll Manga. You can also check out your local library for a selection of manga titles.

not MANGA carta, (a manga is a Japanese comic book). The correct term for the document is magna carta, and its purpose was to grant more rights (such as the legal right of habeus corpus) of the british people living under King John, and to limit the king's power to the extent of the law.