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Reportedly an anime adaptation of the ongoing mecha manga Majestic Prince is now in development. The 2011 manga series about a young boy that enrolls in mecha-piloting school is written by Getbackers illustrator Rando Ayamine and drawn by Hikaru Niijima. The manga’s first collected volume is scheduled for Japanese publication next month.
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An advertising flyer contained in new copies of author NisiOisin’s latest novel Tsukimonogatari reports that the Nekomonogatari (Black) anime will get a special public premiere screening this winter “before the TV broadcast,” clearly suggesting that an anime adaptation of the Nekomonogatari (Black) novel is in development. The “Cat-Story (Black)” novel revolves around Bakemonogatari supporting character Tsubasa Hanekawa.
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ASCII Media Works has formally announced the development of an anime TV series based on the multimedia franchise Brothers Conflict. The franchise – about a teen girl who gains and begins living with eleven brothers ranging in age from 11 to 32 when her father remarries – consists of an illustrated serial novel that premiered in 2010, a 2012 two-part PSP adventure game, and numerous drama and character CDs.
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4-Koma Nano Ace magazine reports that an anime based on Chama’s four-panel web manga series Aiura is now in development. The ongoing 2011 slice-of-life comedy manga revolves around three energetic slacker schoolgirls.
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The October issue of Dragon Age magazine that goes on sale in Japan this week will formally announce the development of a second anime adaptation of Hiromitsu Takeda’s romantic comedy/action manga Maken-ki. The manga was adapted into a 12-episode television series last year. Takeda will personally supervise the production of the new anime.
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