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Fliers and posters that were distributed at the "Jisedai World Hobby Fair Winter 2011" have announced that a new {{bp|Pokémon}} manga is to start serialization in {{bp|Shogakukan}}'s {{wp|Weekly Shōnen Sunday|"Weekly Shōnen Sunday"}} in Japan. This manga was announced as more mature than previous titles, '''aiming at the older audience.''' Previous Pokémon manga, such as {{bp|Pokémon Adventures}} ran in Shogakukan's Monthly {{bp|CoroCoro Comics}}, aiming to a younger audience. |
Fliers and posters that were distributed at the "Jisedai World Hobby Fair Winter 2011" have announced that a new {{bp|Pokémon}} manga is to start serialization in {{bp|Shogakukan}}'s {{wp|Weekly Shōnen Sunday|"Weekly Shōnen Sunday"}} in Japan. This manga was announced as more mature than previous titles, '''aiming at the older audience.''' Previous Pokémon manga, such as {{bp|Pokémon Adventures}} ran in Shogakukan's Monthly {{bp|CoroCoro Comics}}, aiming to a younger audience. |
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| − | Some of the titles that ran in Shōnen Sunday include ''{{wp|The World God Only Knows}}'', ''{{wp|Detective Conan}}'' (known as ''Case Closed'' |
+ | Some of the titles that ran in Shōnen Sunday include ''{{wp|The World God Only Knows}}'', ''{{wp|Detective Conan}}'' (known as ''Case Closed'' in English speaking countries), ''{{wp|Hayate the Combat Butler}}'' and ''{{wp|InuYasha}}''. |
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Revision as of 11:52, 17 January 2011
New Pokémon manga to target older audience.
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Fliers and posters that were distributed at the "Jisedai World Hobby Fair Winter 2011" have announced that a new Pokémon manga is to start serialization in Shogakukan's "Weekly Shōnen Sunday" in Japan. This manga was announced as more mature than previous titles, aiming at the older audience. Previous Pokémon manga, such as Pokémon Adventures ran in Shogakukan's Monthly CoroCoro Comics, aiming to a younger audience.
Some of the titles that ran in Shōnen Sunday include The World God Only Knows, Detective Conan (known as Case Closed in English speaking countries), Hayate the Combat Butler and InuYasha.
