The Law of Ueki's Fukuchi Draws Takkoku One-Shot Manga
posted on 2008-01-23 14:32 AEDTTsubasa Fukuchi, the creator of The Law of Ueki adventure manga and anime series, is drawing a one-shot manga titled Takkoku!! for this year's 13th issue (on sale February 27) of Shogakukan's Weekly Shonen Sunday magazine in Japan. A preview of the title's story and artwork will be revealed next week. Takkoku!! will be the seventh in a series of one-shot manga that Weekly Shonen Sunday is publishing this year. Yuu Watase (Fushigi Yugi, Ceres: Celestial Legend) drew the second one-shot manga in the series, Pandora Cube, that was just released on January 23. Viz Media is releasing The Law of Ueki in North America.
Source: Ultimatum
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