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+ | {{translation|'''First Love Limited'''|初恋限定.|Hatsukoi Rimiteddo.}}, also known as '''Hatsukoi Limited''', is a Japanese [[shōnen]] romantic comedy [[manga]] by Mizuki Kawashita. It was serialized by [[Shueisha]] in the manga magazine [[Weekly Shōnen Jump]] from October 2007 to May 2008 and collected in four bound volumes. |
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| + | A [[drama CD]] adaptation was released in February 2009, and a [[light novel]] in March 2009. An [[anime]] adaptation produced by [[J.C.Staff]] was broadcast in twelve episodes in Japan from April 11 to June 27, 2009. |
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==Story== |
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| − | The manga features a series of short stories about eight girls in middle school and high school, plus their classmates and relatives. Each chapter focuses on a different main character. These stories are intertwined and eventually lead to a main story involving most of the cast. A series relating the intertwined stories about the "first loves" of several middle-schoolers and high-schoolers. Each episode tends to focus on a different character, however the developments established during previous episodes continue to play smaller roles in those following. As the series progresses, an array of unusual and unexpected love webs begin to blossom. |
+ | The manga features a series of short stories about eight girls in middle school and high school, plus their classmates and relatives. Each chapter focuses on a different main character. These stories are intertwined and eventually lead to a main story involving most of the cast. A series relating the intertwined stories about the "first loves" of several middle-schoolers and high-schoolers. Each episode tends to focus on a different character, however, the developments established during previous episodes continue to play smaller roles in those following. As the series progresses, an array of unusual and unexpected love webs begin to blossom. |
==External Links== |
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Revision as of 02:46, 7 November 2018
Page count: 7
Last checked: 2017/01/31
- Demographic:
- Shōnen
- Genre:
- Comedy , Romance
- Media:
- Anime, Manga, Light Novel, Audio Drama
First Love Limited (初恋限定., Hatsukoi Rimiteddo.), also known as Hatsukoi Limited, is a Japanese shōnen romantic comedy manga by Mizuki Kawashita. It was serialized by Shueisha in the manga magazine Weekly Shōnen Jump from October 2007 to May 2008 and collected in four bound volumes.
A drama CD adaptation was released in February 2009, and a light novel in March 2009. An anime adaptation produced by J.C.Staff was broadcast in twelve episodes in Japan from April 11 to June 27, 2009.
Story
The manga features a series of short stories about eight girls in middle school and high school, plus their classmates and relatives. Each chapter focuses on a different main character. These stories are intertwined and eventually lead to a main story involving most of the cast. A series relating the intertwined stories about the "first loves" of several middle-schoolers and high-schoolers. Each episode tends to focus on a different character, however, the developments established during previous episodes continue to play smaller roles in those following. As the series progresses, an array of unusual and unexpected love webs begin to blossom.
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