Title: WELCOME TO THE NHK GN (2006) #8

Publisher: Tokyo Pop (Formerly Mixx)

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WELCOME TO NHK GN 08 (OF 8) (MR)
Title: Welcome to the NHK Author: Tatsuhiko Takimoto Art By: Kendi Oiwa Volume 8: 978-1-4278-1035-9 Price: $9.99 (Can) 10.99 Format: Manga, 192 pgs. Volume Number: 8 of 8 Dimensions: 5 x 7.4375 ' Category: Comedy/Drama Rating: M (Mature Age 18+) Content Indicator: Non-Sexual Full Body Nudity, Moderate Sexuality, Moderate Language Sales Territory: USC Product Synopsis: We last left off with Misaki offering herself to Shirou, but she can't turn her back on Satou. Yamazaki is convinced that building a garden of âśillegal herbsâ will create a strong enough revolution to free all Otaku from society's oppressionâ'along with the help of hentai games. The experience brings each of them closer and when Yamazaki goes to his parents' house, Satou and Misaki start living together. In the end, Satou takes another crack at being a creator. Things are looking good as we see a touching snapshot of Misaki, Satou, and Yamazaki smiling together in a photograph. Sell Sheet Keynote: The bestselling hardcore manga about a shut-in trying to be normal Key Selling Points: • Based on a popular novel also available from Tokyopop ( 978-1-4278-0256-9); • Book of the Month -Newtype USA • 'Simply put, it just works. It works amazingly well... N.H.K. is something that has become very rare these days: original.' -AnimeonDVD • Anime by award-winning studio GONZO available from ADV • Touches on the problems of hikikomori, a shut-in disorder affecting over 1% of Japan's teen and young adult population • Story Comp: Takes a comedic spin to many Otaku and Japanese cultural idiosyncrasies like Comic Party, Abenobashi and Sgt. Frog • Shrinkwrapped with Parental Advisory sticker on the front cover