キスまでの距離
★ 6.90366 ผู้อ่านอันดับคะแนน #10074
2010 | 5 ตอน | ออกอากาศจบแล้ว
Shoujo Aiโรแมนติกกีฬา
Kaji, Yuzuha's unrequited love, is a good friend of her younger twin brother Hayao. He's the same age but goes to a different school and since theyre in elementary, he's been going in and out of Yuzuha's home. She's been in love with him all the time, but can't make a serious face when around Kaji. Now they both change to the same high school and there's the chance to decrease the distance between Kaji and her...!?
(Source: Chibi Manga)
風のシルフィード
48 ผู้อ่าน
1989 | 200 ตอน | ออกอากาศจบแล้ว
Shoujo Aiโรแมนติกกีฬา
Silpheed is a horse born on a small horse ranch. Even though he is named for a fairie wind he must overcome the handicap of having been born with tendinitis of the leg, and the loss of his mother in his birth. Hayao the young boy who loves horses is determined to see Silpheed grow up healthy and become a top racer like his mother once was. However, the odds are stacked against the orphaned foal and the young boy.
Source: MangaFox
泥まみれの虎―宮崎駿の妄想ノート
55 ผู้อ่าน
1998 | 6 ตอน | ออกอากาศจบแล้ว
Shoujo Aiโรแมนติกกีฬา
An all-watercolor manga based on Tigers In The Mud, the memoirs of Otto Carius, a German tank commander.
Tiger Ace Otto Carius destroyed more than 150 tanks during his WWII career. Carius originally joined the 20th Panzer Division in 1941, during the attack on Russia. In 1943 he transferred to the 502 Tiger battalion. This unit fought at Leningrad and then in the area of Narva, Estonia. Carius was wounded in the summer of 1944, subsequently becoming the commander of a Jagdtiger company in the West at the beginning of 1945. He surrendered to the Americans in May.
Miyazaki's manga concerns the exploits of Carius in Estonia during his fight against the advancing Soviet army. All of the characters appear as pigs.
This series has the subtitle "Mousou Nouto" ("Fantasy Note" -- however, mousou can also mean "wild or crazy idea" or "delusion"). This is a change from the title "Zassou Note" used for previous manga by Miyazaki published in the same venue. (http://www.nausicaa.net)