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'''''Animerica Extra''''' was a monthly [[Manga|manga]] anthology magazine released by [[Viz Media]]. The magazine got it's start in 1998 and started out with four series, which were a mixture of both [[Shojo|shojo]] (''[[Fushigi Yuugi]]'' and ''[[X/1999]]'') and [[Shonen|shonen]] (''[[Steam Detectives]]'' and ''[[Video Girl Ai]]'') comics.  
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'''''Animerica Extra''''' was a monthly [[Manga|manga]] anthology magazine released by [[Viz Media]]. The magazine got it's start in 1998 and started out with four series, which were a mixture of both [[Shojo|shojo]] (''[[Fushigi Yuugi]]'' and ''[[X/1999]]'') and [[Shonen|shonen]] (''[[Steam Detectives]]'' and ''[[Video Girl Ai]]'') comics.<br>
 
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In December 2002, [[Yoshida Akimi]]'s ''[[Banana Fish]]'' was added to the line up, after Viz's ''[[PULP]]'' adult orientated magazine ended, where it originally ran.<br>
In December 2002, [[Yoshida Akimi]]'s ''[[Banana Fish]]'' was added to the line up, after Viz's ''[[PULP]]'' adult orientated magazine ended, where it originally ran.  
 
 
 
 
In 2003, after a lot of the magazine's series were finishing up their runs, Viz decided to make Animerica Extra a [[Shojo|shojo]] only magazine. The last issue featuring both genre's was December 2003, and during that issue, ''[[Marionette Generation]]'', ''[[Shoujo Kakumei Utena]]'', and ''[[Short Program 2]]'' finished up. It's unfinished [[Shonen|shonen]] series: ''[[Steam Detectives]]'' and ''[[Video Girl Ai]]'', were moved to graphic-novel-only format. Not long after this change, the magazine was cancelled, with the last issue being December 2004. All of it's remaining series were then moved to graphic-novel-only format.
 
In 2003, after a lot of the magazine's series were finishing up their runs, Viz decided to make Animerica Extra a [[Shojo|shojo]] only magazine. The last issue featuring both genre's was December 2003, and during that issue, ''[[Marionette Generation]]'', ''[[Shoujo Kakumei Utena]]'', and ''[[Short Program 2]]'' finished up. It's unfinished [[Shonen|shonen]] series: ''[[Steam Detectives]]'' and ''[[Video Girl Ai]]'', were moved to graphic-novel-only format. Not long after this change, the magazine was cancelled, with the last issue being December 2004. All of it's remaining series were then moved to graphic-novel-only format.
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==Series==
 
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* [[WILD COM]] by [[Tamura Yumi]] (started January 2004; finished June 2004)
 
* [[WILD COM]] by [[Tamura Yumi]] (started January 2004; finished June 2004)
 
* [[X/1999]] by [[CLAMP]] (started January 1998; left April 2001 and moved to graphic-novels format)
 
* [[X/1999]] by [[CLAMP]] (started January 1998; left April 2001 and moved to graphic-novels format)
 
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==External Links==
 
==External Links==
 
*[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/manga.php?id=1675 Anime News Network Page]
 
*[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/manga.php?id=1675 Anime News Network Page]

Latest revision as of 15:22, 6 August 2022

Animerica Extra, Vol.1 #1

Animerica Extra was a monthly manga anthology magazine released by Viz Media. The magazine got it's start in 1998 and started out with four series, which were a mixture of both shojo (Fushigi Yuugi and X/1999) and shonen (Steam Detectives and Video Girl Ai) comics.
In December 2002, Yoshida Akimi's Banana Fish was added to the line up, after Viz's PULP adult orientated magazine ended, where it originally ran.
In 2003, after a lot of the magazine's series were finishing up their runs, Viz decided to make Animerica Extra a shojo only magazine. The last issue featuring both genre's was December 2003, and during that issue, Marionette Generation, Shoujo Kakumei Utena, and Short Program 2 finished up. It's unfinished shonen series: Steam Detectives and Video Girl Ai, were moved to graphic-novel-only format. Not long after this change, the magazine was cancelled, with the last issue being December 2004. All of it's remaining series were then moved to graphic-novel-only format.

Series

Current

These were the series that were still running at the time the magazine ended.

Former

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