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manga

noun as in graphic novel

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Based on a 2016 manga series, the film is the first part of a trilogy that caps off the story of an enormously popular animated TV series launched in 2019.

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“In the manga, it is a very elusive character in that we don’t know if it’s a human being, if it’s alive, if it has any substance,” said Sato.

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For the uninitiated, manga is the Japanese word for comics and graphic novels — meaning it’s a medium and not a genre.

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Some diehard fans, after catching a glimpse of Usagi in the trailer wearing a gas mask on the subway, have speculated at least one game might be inspired by a side story from the manga.

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While the “Demon Slayer” manga was generally positively received, the TV adaptation helped further propel its reach.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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