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[Ohnuma Hiroshi] FLYING APPLE
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[Ohnuma Hiroshi] FLYING APPLE

[おおぬまひろし] FLYING APPLE

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171

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37

Language

japanese

Category

manga

Artist

ohnuma hiroshi

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At 171 pages, [Ohnuma Hiroshi] FLYING APPLE is a substantial manga by ohnuma hiroshi in japanese. Gallery tags include tankoubon, exhibitionism.

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Tankoubon (単行本) indicates that a gallery is a compiled volume or collected edition. Unlike magazine serialization, tankoubon are standalone books that collect chapters or are complete stories. This tag helps readers identify the format of the work. Tankoubon typically have higher production values and more cohesive narratives than magazine chapters.

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