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Guardian Hearts (manga)

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Alternative title:
がぁーでぃあんHearts (Japanese)
Genres: comedy, magic, romance
Plot Summary: Kazuya is a normal guy who discovers the secret identity of a space alien named Hina, who comes from the Planet of Light. She is a member of the Guardian Hearts--well, to be exact, Hina is a Guardian Hearts dropout, and she is assigned to protect earth as a last chance at redemption. When Kazuya finds out Hina's secret identity, her mission may be over before it has a chance to begin. She starts living with Kazuya but before romance can blossom, he finds more and more strange girls end up living under his roof.
Number of tankoubon: 8
Number of pages: 180
Chapter titles: We have 37
Vintage: 2001-07-27
Release dates: We have 8
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eBook
    Guardian Hearts (eBook 1) 2015-09-15 (from $4.99)
    Guardian Hearts (eBook 2) 2015-10-27 (from $6.99)
    Guardian Hearts (eBook 3) 2015-11-17 (from $6.99)
Graphic novel
    Guardian Hearts (GN 1) 2008-07-07 (from $4.99)
    Guardian Hearts (GN 2) 2009-07-06
    Guardian Hearts (GN 3) 2010-11-02

Japanese staff
Japanese cast
Story & Art: Sae Amatsu
(none)
Japanese companies
Publisher: Kadokawa Shoten
English staff
English cast
Art Director: Al-Insan Lashley (vols. 4-5)
Translation: Monica Chin

Adaptation:
Erin Blakemore (vols. 1-3)
Su Kyung Kim (vols. 4-5)
Associate Publisher: Marco Pavia (vols. 2-5)
Copy Editing: Jessica Chavez (vol. 1)
Cover Design: Al-Insan Lashley (vol. 1)
Creative Director: Anne Marie Horne (vol. 1)
Digital Imaging Manager: Chris Buford (vol. 1)
Editing:
Bryce P. Coleman (vol. 1)
Daniella Orihuela-Gruber (vols. 4-5)
Lillian Diaz-Przybyl (vols. 2-3)
Editor-in-Chief: Rob Tokar (vol. 1)
Graphic Design: Al-Insan Lashley (vol. 2-5)
Managing Editor: Vy Nguyen
Pre-Production Supervisor: Lucas Rivera (vol. 1)
Print Production Manager: Lucas Rivera (vols. 2-5)
Production Artist:
Jennifer Sanchez (vol. 1)
Michael Paolilli (vols. 2-3)
Rui Kyo (vols. 4-5)
Production manager: Elisabeth Brizzi (vol. 1)
Publisher: Mike Kiley (vol. 1)
Senior Designer: Louis Csontos (vols. 2-5)
(none)
English companies
Lettering: Star Print Brokers
Licensed by:
Tokyopop
Viz Media (2015)
Retouch: Star Print Brokers
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