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Why read Ride Your Wave (Manga)?
Ride Your Wave (Manga) is a ongoing manga series by Reiko Yoshida,Machi Kiachi,Masaaki Yuasa, published in English by Seven Seas Entertainment. Tanko Vault currently tracks 1 English edition.
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- 1 records, including 0 standard singles
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Ride Your Wave (Manga)
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Story & Art Reiko Yoshida · Story & Art Machi Kiachi · Story & Art Masaaki Yuasa
VOLUME SYNOPSIS
The manga spin-off to the acclaimed anime film ( on English-language Blu-ray from Shout! Factory ) about surfing, summer love, grief, and a hint of magic. (And don’t miss the novel , also from Seven Seas!) Surfer girl Hinako is full of confidence when she’s out on the ocean, but when it comes to everything else in her life, she second-guesses herself. After a fire breaks out, she meets a firefighter named Minato and the two fall quickly in love. When tragedy strikes and separates the young couple, Hinako feels lost and directionless. But soon, Hinako discovers that Minato is determined to overcome any obstacle to stay by her side. The heart-tugging manga adaptation that goes beyond the hit anime film!
CATALOGUE CONTEXT
About this English edition
Ride Your Wave (Manga) is edition in Ride Your Wave (Manga), published in English by Seven Seas Entertainment. This paperback edition has a catalog release date of 2021-05-11 with ISBN-13 9781648272066 and 180 pages.
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