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Animerica Extra#9
Cover: Masakazu Katsura & Chiho Saito

Animerica Extra #9

Jun 2003 · Viz · 4.95 USD; 7.95 CAD · Manga
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"Chapter 1: To Blossom" introduces Taro Uranaishi, the owner of Japan’s most legendary baseball team, whose ability to see the future drives him to alter fate by preventing young Atsuki Moritaka from ever learning the game—before the boy even knows he’ll one day challenge him. Written by Mitsuru Adachi and Yuji Oniki, with art by Adachi and Mary Kelleher, this story unfolds with quiet determination and a touch of whimsy, capturing the quiet weight of choices made before they’re understood. The cover by Masakazu Katsura and Chiho Saito beautifully frames the moment’s delicate tension.

Contains 6 stories
Chapter 1: To Blossom
21 pp · Adventure
Akio OhtoriUtena TenjouAnthy Himemiya
Chapter 65 Shank and Scalpel
34 pp · Adventure
Ash LynxCharlie (Police Detective)Eiji Ei-ChanMax LoboShunichiArthurInspector Jenkins
Aim at the Ace! Part 1
24 pp · Humor, Sports
Atsuki MoritakaMihoMr. MoritakaTaro UranaishiKageyama

In "Aim at the Ace! Part 1," Taro Uranaishi, the famously prescient owner of Japan’s most celebrated baseball team, spots a future where a young prodigy named Atsuki Moritaka will one day defeat him—eight years down the line. To stop that fate, Taro launches a delightfully absurd plan to keep Atsuki from ever learning baseball as a kid.

Chapter Fifty-Five, Part 1 Illusionary Warmth
22 pp · Adventure
SuboshiNakagoMiaka YukiSoiYuiTamahomeHuaike [Amiboshi]Tomo
Chapter Sixty-One Contempt
19 pp · Adventure, Romance
Yota MoteuchiTakashiMoemi
Case 23, Part 2 Single Parent, Only Child
16 pp · Adventure, Detective-Mystery
Ling LingKawakuboAlanJean PaulNarutaki

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Full credits

writer, artist, inker Mitsuru Adachi
writer Yuji Oniki
artist, inker, letterer Mary Kelleher
cover pencils, inks Masakazu Katsura
cover pencils, inks Chiho Saito

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Reprinted in Short Program #2 (2004)

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