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"Crayon Shin-chan" is a Japanese manga series by Yoshito Usui, serialized in 1990. The abbreviation is called "Shin-chan" or "Kureshin".
It started serialization in Futabasha's "Manga Action" in the summer of 1990, and is currently being serialized in "Manga Town" (Futabasha). In the past, it has been serialized in "Manga Town Original" (merged with "Manga Town") and "JOUR Lovely Housewives". It has been published in translation, broadcasted as an anime, and released as a movie outside of Japan. Volume 1 was released on April 11, 1992 (two days before the anime began broadcasting), and in March of the following year, the cumulative circulation exceeded 10 million copies. As of December 2015, the total worldwide circulation of comics and related books in Japan and overseas is about 148 million ("Crayon Shin-chan" has a total of 50 volumes and 55 million copies, and "New Crayon Shin-chan" has already been published 4 times. It has sold 3 million copies per volume, 58 million total comics, about 20 million related books, and 70 million overseas related books)[8], making it the largest published book by Futabasha. In addition, the size of the book will be released as A5 (large format comic). A paperback version and a new book version also exist, and the title on the cover of the new book version is written as "○○ edition" (eg Shiro edition).
When Usui Yoshito's debut work "Darakuya Store Story" was being serialized, the editor at the time, Katsuyuki Hayashi, saw Shinnosuke Nikaido and suggested to Usui, "Let's make it an independent manga." This work was started as a spin-off of "Darakuya Store Story". Also, Nohara Shinnosuke's name comes from Nikaido Shinnosuke, and it was also about his wild childhood. At the beginning of the serialization, there was no noticeable response, and there was a danger of being discontinued, but with the start of the anime broadcast in April 1992, the original work became popular, and in bookstores, not only adults but also elementary school children purchased books. There was also a scene that is rare as a manga for adults. In the early days of TV animation broadcasting, being imitated by children was regarded as a problem, and it was controversial (for details, see "Crayon Shin-chan (anime)").
Due to the influence of anime, it has a strong image of a manga for children, but it is a youth manga that is consistently serialized in youth manga magazines and ladies' comics. Regarding this, manga critic Tomohiko Murakami said, ``The fun of highlighting the nonsense of adulthood, the cuteness of the protagonist, and the freshness of telling his true feelings frankly are accepted not only by readers of youth magazines, but also by children and young women. ”, he explains.
In September 2009, the original author Usui died suddenly in an accident (for details, see "Yoshito Usui"), and it became a final work, but the manuscript includes some posthumous manuscripts that were discovered after Usui's death. There was stock, and the serialization continued until the March 2010 issue of Manga Town, which was released in February 2010 (episode 1126 is the final episode). At the end of 2009, it was announced that preparations were underway for a new serialization by another author, with a target summer of 2010. From the June issue to the August issue of 2010, past works were republished as "Crayon Shin-chan Memorial", and from the September issue released on August 5, a new series "New Crayon Shin-chan" by former Usui staff began. rice field.
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Those who are confident in their knowledge of "Crayon Shin-chan"
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Those who want the story of "Crayon Shin-chan"
Questions are asked from a wide range of fields, and there are problems of various difficulty levels, from easy problems to difficult maniac problems.
Aim for all the correct answers and try your knowledge of "Crayon Shin-chan".
"Crayon Shin-chan" is a Japanese manga series by Yoshito Usui, serialized in 1990. The abbreviation is called "Shin-chan" or "Kureshin".
It started serialization in Futabasha's "Manga Action" in the summer of 1990, and is currently being serialized in "Manga Town" (Futabasha). In the past, it has been serialized in "Manga Town Original" (merged with "Manga Town") and "JOUR Lovely Housewives". It has been published in translation, broadcasted as an anime, and released as a movie outside of Japan. Volume 1 was released on April 11, 1992 (two days before the anime began broadcasting), and in March of the following year, the cumulative circulation exceeded 10 million copies. As of December 2015, the total worldwide circulation of comics and related books in Japan and overseas is about 148 million ("Crayon Shin-chan" has a total of 50 volumes and 55 million copies, and "New Crayon Shin-chan" has already been published 4 times. It has sold 3 million copies per volume, 58 million total comics, about 20 million related books, and 70 million overseas related books)[8], making it the largest published book by Futabasha. In addition, the size of the book will be released as A5 (large format comic). A paperback version and a new book version also exist, and the title on the cover of the new book version is written as "○○ edition" (eg Shiro edition).
When Usui Yoshito's debut work "Darakuya Store Story" was being serialized, the editor at the time, Katsuyuki Hayashi, saw Shinnosuke Nikaido and suggested to Usui, "Let's make it an independent manga." This work was started as a spin-off of "Darakuya Store Story". Also, Nohara Shinnosuke's name comes from Nikaido Shinnosuke, and it was also about his wild childhood. At the beginning of the serialization, there was no noticeable response, and there was a danger of being discontinued, but with the start of the anime broadcast in April 1992, the original work became popular, and in bookstores, not only adults but also elementary school children purchased books. There was also a scene that is rare as a manga for adults. In the early days of TV animation broadcasting, being imitated by children was regarded as a problem, and it was controversial (for details, see "Crayon Shin-chan (anime)").
Due to the influence of anime, it has a strong image of a manga for children, but it is a youth manga that is consistently serialized in youth manga magazines and ladies' comics. Regarding this, manga critic Tomohiko Murakami said, ``The fun of highlighting the nonsense of adulthood, the cuteness of the protagonist, and the freshness of telling his true feelings frankly are accepted not only by readers of youth magazines, but also by children and young women. ”, he explains.
In September 2009, the original author Usui died suddenly in an accident (for details, see "Yoshito Usui"), and it became a final work, but the manuscript includes some posthumous manuscripts that were discovered after Usui's death. There was stock, and the serialization continued until the March 2010 issue of Manga Town, which was released in February 2010 (episode 1126 is the final episode). At the end of 2009, it was announced that preparations were underway for a new serialization by another author, with a target summer of 2010. From the June issue to the August issue of 2010, past works were republished as "Crayon Shin-chan Memorial", and from the September issue released on August 5, a new series "New Crayon Shin-chan" by former Usui staff began. rice field.
This quiz app is unofficial and recommended for people who:
Fans of "Crayon Shin-chan"
Those who want to know more about "Crayon Shin-chan"
Those who are confident in their knowledge of "Crayon Shin-chan"
Those who want to have fun in their spare time
Those who want a quiz app
Those who want the story of "Crayon Shin-chan"
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