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My-Otome (manga)

My-Otome (舞-乙HiME, Mai-Otome) is the manga counterpart to Sunrise's My-Otome series, following a storyline that is different from that of the anime. It is authored by Hajime Yatate (original creator), Tatsuhito Higuchi (scenario), Hiroyuki Yoshino (scenario) and Kenetsu Satō (art). During its 44-chapter run, it was published in Akita Shoten's Shōnen Champion, with its first publication in August 2005,[1] two months prior to the release of the anime.[1] It's a semi-fusion of the Mai-Hime anime and manga (e.g. Haruka's element, and Shizuru's knowledge of her own naginata-wielding 'dark twin' as well as Alyssa's sisterly relationship with Natsuki Kruger and the apparent romantic relationship between Viola and the latter).

In addition, there is a derivative chapter called Mai Otome Super H, centered on an onsen visit. It was published in the Champion RED magazine. As the title suggests, it has hentai content. However, it is a canonical work by the original manga artist and the content is not as explicit as most H-Doujinshi. It takes place between chapters 12 and 13, but no mention is made in the main plot.

It's not connected to the new My-Otome Zwei manga, which follows the anime's plot more closely.

A continuation of the original manga was released and named My-Otome Arashi,[2] which introduces Archduke Nagi's younger twin sister (disguised as a man) Arashi who has purchased Garderobe and all of its students after the campus incurred repair debts from the end of the original manga. During Sergay's coup turning the school into a nightclub even though Garderobe is the single most vital element to all the nations of Earl by supplying Otomes (they have supposedly been abandoned by the world).

Story

One night, in the Windbloom Kingdom, Princess Mashiro Blan de Windbloom is assassinated in her sleep. Some days later, the main character, an anonymous boy, arrives in Wind City, capital of Windbloom. Using a gem passed down from his mother, he takes up the identity of Mashiro and joins Garderobe. The story follows his experiences in Garderobe and later his battles against those who would seek to destabilize the peace.

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Volume list

References

  1. ^ a b (in Japanese)舞‐乙HiME Zwei~ガルデローベOfficialWeb~ ユメノ☆ツヅキ:. Last accessed April 9, 2007.
  2. ^ (in Japanese) 舞-HiME ビッグバン★プロジェクト始動!!
  3. ^ My-Otome manga; Chapter 1, page 28
  4. ^ My-Otome manga; Chapter 3, page 13
  5. ^ My-Otome manga; Chapter 1, page 13
  6. ^ My-Otome manga; Chapter 2, page 2
  7. ^ My-Otome manga; Chapter 18, page 10
  8. ^ My-Otome manga; Chapter 15, page 1