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Tokyopop Licenses Touched by Twilight, In the Twilight of Our Adolescence, About a Love Song Manga (Updated)
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Tokyopop revealed on Monday that it has licensed the Touched by Twilight, In the Twilight of Our Adolescence, and About a Love Song manga.
The company also confirmed that it will release Haruna Harumaki's I’ll Never Fall in Love With Amano! manga on October 28 and My New Wife With a Fake Smile on October 21.
Author: Waka Hayashi
Release: November 11
Summary: A story about boys who grow from boys to adults during adolescence, and who worry, make mistakes, and gradually come to terms with the many facets of life.
Tanahashi Yusei is a popular boy who excels in both academics and sports, and naturally has people gathering around him. Yusei has a classmate he admires, but he can't tell anyone about him. That person is Nakagawa, an inconspicuous boy who his friends don't even seem to notice. The two become closer after a certain incident.
Author: Yukiaki Uno
Release: December 2
Summary: A historical BL manga about a mentor and a student torn apart by family conflict, only to find each other once again years later.
Author: Hiroko Natsuno
Summary: December 9
Release: Band member Hoshina loves music but struggles to write love songs while working part-time at a convenience store. He's drawn to his younger coworker, Seto, but doesn't expect anything to come of it... until the two get caught in the rain and end up spending the night together.
In the morning, Hoshina discovers Seto is a high school senior, and insists that they stop seeing each other until after Seto graduates. Seto wants to explore their relationship further and continues to pursue Hoshina, but Hoshina (awkwardly, earnestly) attempts to keep him at a safe distance. While apart, Hoshina is inspired to write a song about his feelings for Seto, and following Seto's graduation, he sees Hoshina perform the song and the two reconcile their feelings for each other. A sweet, heartfelt love story.
Updated: Added Tokyopop to title.
Source: Press release
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