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Tetsudō Musume Railway Figures' TV Drama Confirmed
posted on 2008-08-28 02:39 EDT
Honoka Level Up! artist MATSUDA98 has confirmed on his personal blog that Tomytec's Tetsudō Musume (Railroad Girls or Tetsu-Musu) series of female railway worker character figures will be adapted as a television drama. The official announcement was made in the October issue of ASCII MediaWorks' Monthly Comic Dengeki Daioh magazine, which was released on Wednesday. Not coincidentally, MATSUDA98 just launched a Tetsudō Musume manga in the same magazine this past June.
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