Shinsengumi Kondou-Kun
Shinsengumi Kondou-Kun, Anthology, published by Gakken, 2004. ISBN 4056035156. A collection of comedy/gag manga focusing on Kondou Isami. Wacky anachronisms, […]
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Shinsengumi Kondou-Kun, Anthology, published by Gakken, 2004. ISBN 4056035156. A collection of comedy/gag manga focusing on Kondou Isami. Wacky anachronisms, […]
Read more →Bakumatsu Roman Ibun by Hozumi Yuki, published by Shueisha Ribon Comics, 2000. ISBN 4088562208. A sweet, light-hearted tale of a […]
Read more →Five volumes, by Ikushima Miya, published in Japan by Houbunsha. The main pairing is Hijikata x Okita, but the stories […]
Read more →Two volumes, by Kamo Nabako, published by Japan by Biblos (BExBOY Comics). Mostly lighthearted yaoi stories, featuring Hijikata Toshizo x […]
Read more →The large order of the monarchy restoration was issued on Keio 3 December 9 by the cessation of Tokugawa Yoshinobu. […]
Read more →Hillsborough does a good job explaining what happened at Tenmaya, but surprisingly he left out one very important detail. He […]
Read more →There are two ways to write Shinsengumi in Kanji… The first and what most of us know is… 新選組and the […]
Read more →Serizawa Kamo was involved in an altercation with the Sumo wrestlers in Osaka. A wrestler who was drunk, was told […]
Read more →I’ve finally finished Saitou’s timeline! Most of the information below was taken from Saitou Hajime no Subete and crossed checked […]
Read more →The Principal objective of the ShinsengumiThe Shogunate wanted to appoint the Shinsengumi as vassals, however Kondou Isami declined, pushing instead […]
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