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Sister series Seeker Bears also has a few OEL Manga. The titles of the short-lived Culture Crash Comics from the Philippines, which includes Cat's Trail, One Day Isang Diwa, Pasig, Solstice Butterfly, and sometimes Kubori Kikiam all featured Animesque designs. Also, the Filipino Funny Komiks, which formerly utilized Western comics style, later introduced manga-esque designs by the late 90s or early 2000s. The strip Combatron started the trend, which is the Filipino take on Mega Man. The Manga
Classics series adapts classic literature
into an OEL Manga format. Witch & Wizard was adapted into two manga-style graphic novels in 2010-11. The Berrybrook Middle School series is drawn in an art style that's recognizably cartoony, but also takes quite a few cues from manga. The series' creator Svetlana Chmakova has drawn OEL Manga in the past (such as Dramacon and Nightschool). The Dead Boy Detectives 2005 graphic novel: this Western comic is advertised as a "manga digest" and is drawn in the style of a manga. It's black and white, the characters have oversized heads and eyes, the characters are introduced with hobbies and blood types ("he hasn't got any; he's a ghost!") and hallmark Japanese visual arts tropes like Luminescent Blush and Face Fault are used to indicate the characters' feelings. A long running series of Korean Edutainment comic, Why? use art style that influenced from anime.
While waiting at a gazebo for the rain to settle, Nagatoro teases that Senpai has perverted intentions of looking at her in soaked clothes. She invites him over to her house to dry off and play video games. Gamo and Yosshii visit the Art Club room and dare "Paisen" to touch Gamo's boob. Nagatoro and Senpai wait in line for shaved ice. Nagatoro and Senpai exchange Line IDs and calls him lewd for
thinking about an indirect kiss from drinking from his water bottle. Senpai goes to the beach with Nagatoro, Gamo, and Yosshii. When Nagatoro offers to put suntan lotion on him, the other girls want to join in the fun.
The bonus manga include Nagatoro playing with a
hula hoop and Nagatoro dressed as a cheerleader to try to inspire Senpai to draw. 4 February 8, 2019[29]978-4-06-514440-4November 3, 2020[30]978-1-94-998048-6 This volume covers chapters published in Magazine Pocket from the 2018-10-17 issue to the 2019-02-09 issue, and the Weekly Shonen Magazine 2019 issue 2/3 "Senpai, Why Don't We Go to the Festival?" (センパイ,お祭り行きませんか?, Senpai, omatsuri ikimasen ka?)"Senpai, Please Don't Drag Me Down" (センパイ,足引っ張らないで下さいよー, Senpai, ashi hipparanaide kudasai yo~)"This Is Like a Date, Isn't It, Senpai? ♥" (デートみたいっすね,センパイ♡, Dēto mitaissu ne, senpai♡) Bonus 1: "That's Right, Huh, Senpai" (そっスね,センパイ, Sossu ne, senpai) "Let's Leave, Senpai" (帰りましょう,センパイ, Kaerimashou, senpai)"Stay Still, Paisen!" (パイセンじっとしてろよ!, Paisen jitto shi tero yo!)"Let's Do Rock-Paper-Scissors, Senpai!!" (じゃんけんしましょう,センパイ!!, Jan ken shimashou, senpai!!)"I Saw You, Senpai.
^ "By the Grace of the Gods, Volume 8".
Square Enix
Manga and Books. Square Enix. Retrieved February 14, 2023. ^ "神達に拾われた男 9". Square Enix (in Japanese).
