Pixie Trix Comix & Hiveworks Community

http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/20 ... -sky-manga

As a huge Strike Witches fan, I'm looking forward to this immensely. The only hard part will be the wait. There's a lot of cool spin-off series down the pipeline. I believe their chronological order is:

Strike Witches: Tenkou no Otometachi (2008): An alternate introduction to the 1st anime season. Follows Miyafuji's training as a witch.
Strike Witches: Kimi to Tsunagaru Sora (2009): A bridge between the 1st and 2nd seasons of the TV anime, which follows the 501st members in the 6 months between their events.
Strike Witches Zero: 1937 Fuso Sea Incident (2011): Set 7 years before the 1st anime season. Stars a younger Mio Sakamoto in Fuso (Japan).
Strike Witches: One-Winged Witches (2011): Set in 1942, 1 year before the 1st anime season. Follows the Isle of Wight Detachment Group, including Lynette's older sister Wilma Bishop. I'm looking forward to this the most...the non-anime character are so cool!

"Witches of Africa" was also originally released as a doujinshi, but later serialized in Comptiq magazine. I'm not sure if Seven Seas will be releasing that.

AND NOW WE ARE SO HAPPY WE DO THE DANCE OF JOY!

Lets hope the manga is better then the anime,couse all the women in that series wear bloomers or skirt that reach to their belly, witch looks really stupid...

einhorn303 wrote:"Witches of Africa" was also originally released as a doujinshi, but later serialized in Comptiq magazine. I'm not sure if Seven Seas will be releasing that.

I would love see this published as well including Strike Witches: The Witches of Andorra.

We're going to release the series in the order they came out. So the order on Wikipedia is a good indication of the order we hope to put them out in.

Strike Witches is literally one of my favorite shows of all time and their manga counterparts are brilliant. I cannot wait for this!

This- this is excellent news! More SW manga! More Suomus good


____________________________
http://www.plagiarism-checker.info/
http://www.wiu.edu/users/mfbhl/wiu/plagiarism.htm
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/plagiarize
http://www.primark-online.net/

ricky87 wrote:This- this is excellent news! More SW manga! More Suomus good

I wish they would make another manga honestly. The writers have a lot of opportunity to anyways.

Titan wrote:

ricky87 wrote:This- this is excellent news! More SW manga! More Suomus good

I wish they would make another manga honestly. The writers have a lot of opportunity to anyways.

Are y'all talking about this?: http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/20 ... next-month

A new manga starring Eila was announced, which is starting this month. Which is really good, since Eila could use more character development, besides just being obsessed with Sanya all the time. And it's good to see the franchise rolling along with new series.

einhorn303 wrote:

Titan wrote:

ricky87 wrote:This- this is excellent news! More SW manga! More Suomus good

I wish they would make another manga honestly. The writers have a lot of opportunity to anyways.

Are y'all talking about this?: http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/20 ... next-month

A new manga starring Eila was announced, which is starting this month. Which is really good, since Eila could use more character development, besides just being obsessed with Sanya all the time. And it's good to see the franchise rolling along with new series.

I can die happy now.

I just finished reading volume 2 of Maidens in the Sky which came in the mail today.

Thoughts:

- This is somewhat fun as a "wacky shounen comedy" version of Strike Witches, though I'm glad the main series isn't like that. They even have Fourth Wall-breaking humor! The final chapter was like something out of Sgt. Frog. Despite the differences, I'm glad to get original content in this manga instead of just a rehash of the anime's plot.
- Plus, the "School Arc" and "Magical Girl Arc" bits at the end were hilarious.
- It seems like the 504th are getting a lot of push to be the new popular unit, so it's funny seeing them mentioned here from way back in 2008 (the volume's JP publication date). Was it planned even back then?
- You can tell this is from early in the franchise's development since Eila and Sanya aren't 100% lezzing out 24/7.
- I also wonder where Eila had those doll-sized EGL-like clothes? Is this the reveal of an embarrassing hobby?
- Suwa Goshiki is actually really cute. I want to stroke her fox ears.

Now I can't till next month when the "Sky that Connects Us" manga comes out. Yay, Helma-chan!