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Subaru (manga)

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Alternative title:
Subaru, danse vers les étoiles (French)
昴 (Japanese)
Themes: ballet
Plot Summary: What started as a way to express emotions and help her dying twin brother remember things sets young Subaru on the demanding path of a professional ballerina. But on her journey to be the best Subaru has many things standing in the way of her goal; things like rivalries, deaths, racism, and herself.
User Ratings: 6 ratings have been given [details]
 Masterpiece: 1 vote (others:1
1 Spanish
)
 Excellent: -
 Very good: 4 votes (Eng:2, ?:1, others:1
1 French
)
 Good: -
 Decent: 1 vote (Eng:1)
 So-so: -
 Not really good: -
 Weak: -
 Bad: -
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Seen in part or in whole by 19 users, rank: #2739 (of 6718)
Median rating: Very good
Arithmetic mean: 8.000 (Very good), std. dev.: 1.1547, rank: #827 (of 7449)
Weighted mean: 8.018 (Very good), rank: #1042 (of 7449) (seen all: 8.73 / seen some: 7.20)
Bayesian estimate: 7.890 (Very good), rank: #674 (of 3485)
Number of tankoubon: 11
Number of pages: 200
Vintage:
2000-06-30
2003-04-01 to 2007-04-24 (Spain)
2006-01-25 to 2007-10-17 (France)
Release dates: We have 44
Official website:
Subaru - Manga Delcourt/Akata (French)
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Japanese staff
Japanese cast
Story & Art: Masahito Soda
(none)
Japanese companies
Publisher: Shogakukan
French staff
French cast
Translation:
Adrien Tchou (Vol. 8-11)
Yuko Kuramatsu (Vol. 1-7)

Adaptation:
Adrien Tchou (Vol. 8-11)
Bruno Pham (Vol. 1-7)
Lettering: Mr. Beu Beu
(none)
French companies
Publisher: Akata/Delcourt
Spanish cast
Spanish staff
Translation:
Marc Bernabé (Spain)
Verónica Calafell (Spain)
(none)
Spanish companies
Publisher: Glénat España (Spain)
German staff
German cast
(none)
German companies
Publisher: Egmont Manga & Anime (Egmont Manga & Anime)
Chinese (Taiwan) staff
Chinese (Taiwan) companies
(none)
Chinese (Taiwan) cast
(none)

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