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Title: Princess Jellyfish Genre: Romance, Comedy Publisher: Kodansha, Crunchyroll Artist/Writer: Akiko Higashimura Serialized in: Kiss Original Release Date: Nov 10, 2008 Fans of the Princess Jellyfish anime can now rejoice! If there was one thing the outstanding adaptation from 2010 was lacked was a proper ending, but Crunchyroll will now deliver that with their newest simulpub of the manga. ... Read more
Famed designer Anna Sui recently did an amazing Sailor Moon collab and now she’s released a line of manga-infused accessories inspired by Ryoko Ikeda (The rose of Versailles), Osamu Tezuka (Princess Knight, Yunico), Rumiko Takahashi (Urusei Yatsura), Ai Yazawa (Paradise Kiss), Akiko Higashimura (Princess Jellyfish), and Mineo Maya (Patalliro!)
While you empty out your drool buckets I must report the devastating news that this line will only be available in Japan. Console yourself by knowing you probably couldn’t afford it any way. (One of the Sailor Moon purses goes for nearly $800 on ebay. Sob sob.)
Just in case you happen to be going to Japan next month:
Pricing has yet to be announced for the items but the first place where they’ll become available is the Shinjuku branch of department store Isetan in Tokyo, where the Anna Sui manga shop will be open from May 6-10, followed by Laforet Harajuku, also in Tokyo, from May 15-28. The Anna Sui manga tour then moves to Tokyo’s Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi (May 20-26), Nagoya Parco (May 20-31), and Osaka Lucua 1100 (May 20-June 2).
As someone that missed out on watching the anime, I’m very pleased to read the manga, and blew through the volumes in two days. I’m definitely curious to see if the women will accept that Kuranosuke is a guy. I’m also very curious if we’ll see the manga author also in the apartment! Literally is in hiding and all this entire time…surely that will change the closer the eviction of the building comes up?
Definitely looking forward to reading more.
I’m looking forward to the physical releases since I’ve heard so much good stuff about this series. Hoping Kodansha USA looks into more josei.
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