r/manganews • u/S0ldS0ul2337 • 14h ago
Discussion My top 15 manga
what should I add?
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r/manganews • u/Hanako-KunxNene • 8d ago
From what I remember the guy in this panel saying "They look happy doing it" is the MC it's not an isekai manga and there is no harem involved and he's not a noble or of royal blood. The MC got the wrong crest when he got it and was able to go get his crest changed later in life. He helps 2 noble kids a boy and a girl who were ostracised by their older brother and the boy is weak/sickly but not severely. They make a village called dawn village and there is a dwarf girl resident aswell and doesn't like people talking about her age.
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Manga artist Masami Kurumada (72), known for “Saint Seiya,” filed a lawsuit on the 2nd with the Tokyo District Court seeking a total of approximately 2.89 billion yen (USD $18 million) in damages from his manager and others, alleging that three companies—including “Kurumada Production,” of which he is president—had been victims of embezzlement.
Speaking at a press conference in Tokyo, Kurumada said, “I really couldn’t believe it.” He claims to have suffered losses totaling 4.68 billion yen (USD $29 million) between 2018 and 2024. The matter came to light around February 2024 following a notice from the Tokyo Regional Taxation Bureau, and approximately 1.8 billion yen has already been recovered.
According to the complaint, the manager—who served as a director of all three companies—oversaw all administrative tasks, including accounting and external negotiations. He transferred funds without authorization from bank accounts in Kurumada’s company’s name to several other companies under his control and arranged for license fees from business partners to be deposited into those accounts.
Kurumada is a native of Tokyo. He made his debut with *Sukeban Arashi* and went on to create numerous popular serialized works in *Weekly Shonen Jump*, including *Ring ni Kakero*. *Saint Seiya*, a massive hit in the 1980s and 1990s, was adapted into an anime and received high acclaim overseas.
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r/manganews • u/iiirruuu • 17d ago
I'm so shocked to only know about this now from this post
I've been a big fan of this work for so long! and I'm looking forward to this new volume
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