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UTOPIA: The Last World War/Tama-chan the Angel

Fujiko F. Fujio

Mangaka: Fujiko F. Fujio
First published: 1953
Status: Completed
Original language: Japanese
Genres: Science fiction · Comedy · Post-Apocalyptic
Content rating: Safe

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This early work by Fujiko F. Fujio, the legendary duo behind Doraemon, provides a fascinating glimpse into the formative style of one of manga’s most influential creative partnerships. Published during the mid-20th century, these stories reflect the post-war Japanese fascination with science fiction and moral storytelling that would eventually define the pair's career.

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