Toggle search
Toggle menu
142
7
25
82.3K
CartoonWiki
Toggle preferences menu
Toggle personal menu
Not logged in
Your IP address will be publicly visible if you make any edits.

Nisio Isin

From CartoonWiki
More actions

Template:Short description Template:Family name hatnote Template:Use mdy dates Template:Infobox writer Template:Nihongo, stylized as NISIOISIN to emphasize the palindrome, is a pseudonymous Japanese novelist, manga author, and screenplay writer.

Nisio debuted in 2002 with the novel The Beheading Cycle (the first in his Zaregoto series), which earned him the 23rd Mephisto Prize at twenty years of age. In 2005, he began his long-running Monogatari novel series, which was published in 29 volumes as of 2023, and was later adapted as a highly-successful animated series of the same name, produced by Shaft. His Katanagatari novels, Medaka Box manga series, Jūni Taisen novel, and The Beheading Cycle have also been adapted as anime. He has also collaborated with Death Note writer Tsugumi Ohba and illustrator Takeshi Obata to write the light novel Death Note Another Note: The Los Angeles BB Murder Cases. Between 2009 and 2016, he ranked among the top 10 best-selling authors in Japan, ranking as the best-selling in 2012 and 2014. As of November 2022, his novels and manga had over 36 million copies in circulation.

Nisio's works frequently feature lengthy and witty dialogues. He is viewed as an author that blends regular novels and light novels, going through the genres of mystery, sekaikei, and shindenki, with frequent references to other manga and anime. Template:TOC limit

Career

Nisio Isin was a manga enthusiast since childhood and wanted to become a mangaka. However, seeing a lack of improvement in his drawing ability, he decided to become a novelist, mentioning that it didn't matter if his handwriting was subpar.[1] He attended the Ritsumeikan University College of Policy Science and left the university without graduating.[2]

During his early career when he submitted work for magazines, Nisio's writing speed was a selling point, and he once submitted two or three works to a single Mephisto Prize.[3] In 2002, Nisio debuted with the first novel of the Zaregoto series, Kubikiri Cycle: The Blue Savant and the Nonsense User, earning him the 23rd Mephisto Prize.[4] He was twenty years of age at the time, and his slogan was "Nisio Isin, the 20-year-old from Kyoto".[5] Afterward, he proceeded to write the second title in the series, Strangulation Romanticist, in three days.[3]

He still works with the Mephisto magazine, and worked with Kodansha on the literary magazines Faust, and Pandora. He also published his Katanagatari series as twelve volumes over twelve months for the Kodansha Box line in 2007; Ryūsui Seiryōin was matching this output, and the Kodansha Box website stated that it was the first time in the world two authors had done twelve-volume monthly novel series simultaneously.[6]

Nisio Isin is best known for the Monogatari series, which began as a trilogy of short stories on the Mephisto magazine in 2005, and developed into a series with 28 volumes. It has been adapted as anime up to Zoku Owarimonogatari, still has ongoing anime adaptations for the series, and it has also been adapted as manga. The series has consistently achieved a high number of sales, with the anime's first two seasons alone, Bakemonogatari and Nisemonogatari, selling over one million DVDs and Blu-rays combined as of September 2012.[7]

The first volume of Zaregoto, his Katanagatari and Medaka Box series, his Jūni Taisen novel, and the Pretty Boy Detective Club series have all been adapted into anime as well.[8] Juni Taisen was also adapted as a Stage Play in Japan in 2018.[9] His Bōkyaku Tantei series was adapted as a Japanese Drama in 2015.[10] Several of his series have been adapted as manga.

In February 2008, his novel Death Note Another Note: The Los Angeles BB Murder Cases, based on the Death Note manga, was released in English by Viz Media.[11] Del Rey Manga released the first and second volume in his Zaregoto series, which were revised for a rerelease by Vertical and followed by a translation of the third volume. Vertical is translating other titles and series by Nisio Isin, including Monogatari, Katanagatari, Pretty Boy Detective Club, and Imperfect Girl.

From 2009 to 2016, Nisio Isin was one of the top 10 best-selling authors in Japan, achieving a place in the top 3 for three years and, in 2012 and 2014, ranking first place as the best-selling author in the country. In those years, he sold 1,408,319 copies and 997,211 copies, respectively.[12] As of November 2022, his novels and manga had over 36 million copies in circulation.[13] The Publishers Weekly's Translation Database reported that from 2008 to 2018, 19 of Nisio's novels were translated into English, putting him as the second author with the most English translations of that period in the U.S.[14]Template:Efn

Style

Since Nisio's debut, wordplay and tongue-in-cheek dialogue have been characteristic of his works.[15] When asked if his use of manzai comedy was related to the fact he is from the Kansai region, he replied "I think it's certainly because I'm a Kansai person."[16] He feels that "dialogue is the character" and focuses more on dialogue than appearance.[17] Nisio features many women in his works because "it is easier for them to express their individuality" explaining that "women are much more adorned as characters (e.g. fashion) than men".[18]Template:Rp

His greatest influence comes from such things as Shōnen Jump manga and shōjo manga en masse.Template:R About manga, he is a passionate fan of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure; in a dialogue with Hirohiko Araki, the author of the manga, he commented this is "a manga he would like all humanity to read."[19] Among his references, references to JoJo are particularly common and in a novelization project of the series called "VS JOJO", together with Kouhei Kadono and Ōtarō Maijō, he wrote one of the novels that were published, called JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Over Heaven.

His works are characterized by a sense of literature that is amid the so-called "Shindenki" (ja) mystery-light novel genre, in which insane characters attempt to solve a mystery in a situation that would be impossible or unlikely in reality; and inexhaustible quotations of anime and manga from the past.[20] He is well regarded as an author who has blended the conventions of mystery novels and character-driven light novels. Tsunehiro Uno describes Nisio Isin as the only writer who has made a smooth transition from "Sekaikei" (ja) to "Shindenki".[21]

He has made no secret of his policy of not doing crossover or linking in his Zaregoto series. This is because crossover and linking was a technique Kouhei Kadono, whom he admires, excelled at, and so he decided to stick with the opposite style,[22]Template:Rp but he replied he made an exception for the Ningen series because he began writing it as an homage to the relationship between the Kouhei Kadono's Boogiepop series and Beat's Discipline.[22]Template:Rp He still maintains a steady writing pace and develops several series at the same time, but until Mazemonogatari, he did not link his works to each other. After fifteen years of non-crossover writing, he decided it was time to try a new pattern.[23]

He has a unique way of naming his characters.Template:R He seeks to define his characters by their names, and he does not simply give them unusual names, but instead establishes some rules for them, although he will occasionally deviate from these rules.Template:R When it comes to naming, he has been described as "bizarre" and "extremely strange".Template:R Examples are Namanie Nienami, Kiki Kikitsu, Shibuki Shibushi, Mukae Emukae, Momo Momozono, Kajiki Kurokami, Kariteru Kanaino, Sukinasaki Saki, Shikigishi Kishiki, Kiss-shot Acerola-orion Heart-under-blade, Backyard Bottomslash, Quarter Queen, Sagano Usagi, Byōinzaka Kuroneko (which translates roughly as "Black Cat of Hospital Hill") and Shikizaki Kiki.

He said he learned much from the novels of Kiyoshi Kasai (the author of Vampire Wars), Hiroshi Mori, Natsuhiko Kyogoku, Ryūsui Seiryōin and Kouhei Kadono. He has also stated the five writers were, metaphorically speaking, God-like beings, who had shaped and molded his writing style.Template:R

Nisio and light novels

Most of Nisio's works are published by Kodansha Novels, a general literature imprint, but are sometimes classified as light novels. In a conversation with Tow Ubukata, Otsuichi said of Nisio, "I think he falls into the light novel category in a broad sense."[24] The January 2005 issue of Nikkei Characters! introduces Nisio as "a new generation of writers who are breaking down the barriers between general literature and light novels."[25] The Nisio Isin Chronicle describes his Zaregoto series as "often regarded as a light novel".[26] Kiyoshi Kasai talking about light novels in the 2004 special edition of Eureka,[27] commented that, although having the Zaregoto series ranked in a guide for light novels could be out of place, the influences Nisio had in his writing are easy to see, such as Kimi to Boku no Kowareta Sekai's academy romance, fighting pretty girls, moe characters, and Sekaikei-like settings, so it is not strange to see his works through the lenses of light novels.

In the 2004 edition of the light novel guide book This Light Novel is Amazing! 2005, the Zaregoto series ranked as the second most popular light novel series, but the authors wrote: "There are different opinions on whether the Zaregoto series is a light novel or not."[28]Template:Rp Taking into account various opinions on "bunko is the light novel", "packaging", "age of the characters", and other factors, the book's Genre Guide refers to the Zaregoto series and Kimi to Boku no Kowareta Sekai as "borders" outside of the bunko.Template:R In the following year's This Light Novel Is Amazing! 2006, the Zaregoto series ranked first, and in an interview held to commemorate this, Nisio said, "I'm unsure if it's a light novel" commenting that "it's not a light novel in the sense that it's 'not a light novel label,' but it's part of a light novel in the sense that 'it's a collaboration between an illustration and a novel,'" and he also said that he has no qualms about his work being identified as a light novel.[29]

Works in English translation

Novels

Zaregoto series
  • Zaregoto, Book 1: DECAPITATION: Kubikiri Cycle - The Blue Savant and the Nonsense User (Del Rey. 2008. , Vertical. 2017. ) – the winning work of the 23rd Mephisto Prize (2002)
  • Zaregoto, Book 2: STRANGULATION: Kubishime Romanticist - No Longer Human - Hitoshiki Zerozaki (Del Rey. 2010. , Vertical. 2018. )
  • Zaregoto, Book 3: SUSPENSION: Kubitsuri High School - the Nonsense User's Disciple (Vertical. 2019. )
Monogatari series
  • KIZUMONOGATARI: Wound Tale (Vertical. 2015. )
  • BAKEMONOGATARI, Part 1: Monster Tale (Vertical. 2016. )
  • BAKEMONOGATARI, Part 2: Monster Tale (Vertical. 2017. )
  • BAKEMONOGATARI, Part 3: Monster Tale (Vertical. 2017. )
  • NISEMONOGATARI, Part 1: Fake Tale (Vertical. 2017. )
  • NISEMONOGATARI, Part 2: Fake Tale (Vertical. 2017. )
  • NEKOMONOGATARI (BLACK): Cat Tale (Vertical. 2017. )
  • NEKOMONOGATARI (WHITE): Cat Tale (Vertical. 2018. )
  • KABUKIMONOGATARI: Dandy Tale (Vertical. 2018. )
  • HANAMONOGATARI: Flower Tale (Vertical. 2018. )
  • OTORIMONOGATARI: Decoy Tale (Vertical. 2018. )
  • ONIMONOGATARI: Demon Tale (Vertical. 2018. )
  • KOIMONOGATARI: Love Tale (Vertical. 2019. )
  • TSUKIMONOGATARI: Possession Tale (Vertical. 2019. )
  • KOYOMIMONOGATARI, Part 1: Calendar Tale (Vertical. 2019. )
  • KOYOMIMONOGATARI, Part 2: Calendar Tale (Vertical. 2019. )
  • OWARIMONOGATARI, Part 1: End Tale (Vertical. 2019. )
  • OWARIMONOGATARI, Part 2: End Tale (Vertical. 2020. )
  • OWARIMONOGATARI, Part 3: End Tale (Vertical. 2020. )
  • ZOKU OWARIMONOGATARI: End Tale (Cont.) (Vertical. 2020. )
Katanagatari series

Omnibus 3-in-1 volumes.[30]

  • KATANAGATARI, 1: Sword Tale (Vertical. 2018. )
  • KATANAGATARI, 2: Sword Tale (Vertical. 2019. )
  • KATANAGATARI, 3: Sword Tale (Vertical. 2019. )
  • KATANAGATARI, 4: Sword Tale (Vertical. 2020. )
Pretty Boy series
  • Bishōnen, Book 1: Pretty Boy Detective Club: The Dark Star that Shines for You Alone (Vertical. 2020. )
  • Bishōnen, Book 2: The Swindler, the Vanishing Man, and the Pretty Boys (Vertical. 2020. )
  • Bishōnen, Book 3: The Pretty Boy in the Attic (Vertical. 2021. )
Other books
Short stories
  • Magical Girl Risuka (Faust 2. Del Rey. 2009. )
    • This is the English translation of "Yasashii Mahō wa Tsukaenai" (Template:Lit "Easy magic cannot be used"), the first story of Risuka series.
  • Kyōko Okitegami in STAY HOLMES - Bōkyaku Tantei series.
    • A short story published on May 2, 2020, in a project titled Day to Day on the website tree.[31][32]
  • Street For You
    • A short story published on August 28, 2020, in a project titled Story for you on the website tree.[33][34]

Manga

One-shot
Imperfect Girl

Adaptation of the Shōjo Fujūbun novel.

Juni Taisen: Zodiac War

Adaptation of the Jūni Taisen novel.

Bakemonogatari

Adaptation of the Monogatari series novels.

Pretty Boy Detective Club

Adaptation of the novels with the same name.

Novels

Zaregoto series

Template:Main The Template:Nihongo is written by Nisio Isin and illustrated by Take. Nine volumes were published between February 2002 and November 2005. The tenth volume was published on February 8, 2023. It was followed by a spin-off series titled Ningen series starring the Zerozaki clan. A second spin-off series titled Saikyō series focusing on the character Jun Aikawa was also released. All books were released in Japan by Kodansha Novels.

First published Title ISBN
February 7, 2002 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
May 8, 2002 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
August 6, 2002 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
November 7, 2002 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
July 5, 2003 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
February 8, 2005 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
June 7, 2005 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
November 8, 2005 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
February 8, 2023 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT

Ningen series

Spin-off of the Zaregoto series, it is also known as the Zerozaki Ichizoku series. The illustrations are provided by Take. Published by Kodansha.

First published Title ISBN
February 6, 2004 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
November 8, 2006 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
March 7, 2008 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
March 25, 2010 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT

Saikyō series

Spin-off of the Zaregoto series telling the story of "Overkill Red" Jun Aikawa. It was first serialized in the Mephisto magazine. Published by Kodansha. Take handled the illustrations for the series again.

First published Title ISBN
April 23, 2015 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
May 7, 2016 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
April 20, 2017 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
May 11, 2020 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
November 11, 2020 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT

JDC Tribute series

The Japan Detectives Club was created by Ryūsui Seiryōin, and Nisio Isin is one of several authors to write novels using that setting. The third book is a compilation of the first two.[37]

First published Title ISBN
March 6, 2003 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
August 7, 2007 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
January 15, 2010 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT

Sekai series

Interlinked mystery series with a different narrator telling the story each time. Published by Kodansha. Illustrated by Tagro.

First published Title ISBN
November 8, 2003 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
October 10, 2007 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
July 8, 2008 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
December 5, 2008 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
  • With the publication of the second novel, both books were also published in hard cover through Kodansha Box.

Risuka series

Template:Main First serialized in Faust magazine with illustrations by Capcom's Kinu Nishimura. It was later published by Kodansha.

First published Title ISBN
July 17, 2004 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
March 16, 2005 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
March 23, 2007 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
December 9, 2020 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT

Monogatari series

Template:Main Template:Further The series was first created by Nisio Isin as a series of short stories for the Mephisto magazine. While his previous series, Zaregoto, featured large casts of characters, each Bakemonogatari story tends to introduce only one new character. The previously published stories, and some new ones, were eventually collected in two volumes as part of the Kodansha Box launch titles on November 2, 2006, and December 5, 2006, and it continued its 28-volumes publication until August 19, 2021. On January 25, 2023, Nisio Isin announced a new novel that was published on May 17, 2023,[38] continuing the series. Vofan handled the illustrations for the series. The series is divided into six parts: First Season, Second Season, Final Season, Off Season, Monster Season and Family Season.

First published Title ISBN
Template:Smaller
November 2, 2006 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
December 5, 2006 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
May 8, 2008 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
September 2, 2008 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
June 11, 2009 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
July 29, 2010 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
Template:Smaller
October 28, 2010 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
December 25, 2010 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
March 30, 2011 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
June 29, 2011 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
September 29, 2011 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
December 21, 2011 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
Template:Smaller
September 27, 2012 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
May 21, 2013 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
October 22, 2013 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
January 30, 2014 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
April 2, 2014 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
September 18, 2014 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
Template:Smaller
October 6, 2015 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
January 14, 2016 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
July 28, 2016 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
January 12, 2017 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
Template:Smaller
July 20, 2017 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
June 14, 2018 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
April 17, 2019 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
October 28, 2020 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
August 19, 2021 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
August 19, 2021 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
Template:Smaller
May 17, 2023 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT

Mazemonogatari

Template:Further In Template:Nihongo3 Koyomi Araragi meets various heroines from other series written by Nisio Isin. These crossover stories were first distributed in sessions for the Kizumonogatari movies between 2016 and 2017. Kodansha collected those stories, with 3 new ones, and published in 2019.

Mijikanamonogatari

Template:Further In 2024, Kodansha collected 33 previously published short stories and 6 new short stories in a book titled Template:Nihongo3.

Related book

Katanagatari series

Template:Main This twelve volume samurai epic with illustrations by Take was released one volume a month throughout 2007.

First published Title ISBN
January 10, 2007 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
February 2, 2007 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
March 2, 2007 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
April 3, 2007 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
May 8, 2007 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
June 5, 2007 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
July 3, 2007 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
August 2, 2007 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
September 4, 2007 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
October 2, 2007 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
November 2, 2007 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
December 4, 2007 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT

Maniwagatari

Template:Main Maniwagatari takes place 200 years before Katanagatari, when the first Kyotōryū head, Kazune Yasuri, met Kiki Shikizaki.

First published Title ISBN
December 2, 2008 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT

Related book

Densetsu series

A complete series with 10 volumes[39] published by Kodansha. The first volume was published as the "Nisio's longest book"[40][41] at the time of its publication. The cover of the final volume was illustrated by Fuu Midori.

First published Title ISBN
April 26, 2012 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
February 27, 2013 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
June 27, 2013 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
November 26, 2013 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
July 3, 2014 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
February 26, 2015 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
November 25, 2015 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
December 28, 2016 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
February 28, 2018 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
March 28, 2018 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT

Medaka Box

Template:Main Spin-off novels of the Medaka Box manga. Illustrated by Akira Akatsuki.

First published Title ISBN
May 2, 2012 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
June 4, 2012 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
October 10, 2012 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
November 19, 2012 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
October 4, 2013 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT

Related book

Bōkyaku Tantei series

Template:Main Ongoing series with 14 volumes published by Kodansha. Illustrated by Vofan.

First published Title ISBN
October 15, 2014 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
April 23, 2015 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
August 19, 2015 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
October 6, 2015 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
December 17, 2015 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
May 17, 2016 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
August 23, 2016 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
November 17, 2016 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
May 24, 2017 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
January 19, 2018 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
October 5, 2018 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
March 18, 2020 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
April 22, 2021 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
June 8, 2022 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT

Jūni Taisen

Template:Main After the one-shot publication in the one-shot series manga Ōgiri, the story told one day before those events was published in one volume by Shueisha on May 19, 2015, with the illustrations provided by Hikaru Nakamura. A sequel was released in 2017.

First published Title ISBN
May 19, 2015 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
December 12, 2017 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT

Bishōnen series

Template:Main The "Pretty Boy Detective Club" was originally intended to be a group that would appear in the Bōkyaku Tantei series, but during the story's development, Nisio Isin decided it could be published as an independent title.[43] Illustrated by Kinako. Twelve volumes were published by the Kodansha Taiga label.

First published Title ISBN
October 20, 2015 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
December 18, 2015 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
March 18, 2016 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
September 20, 2016 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
October 18, 2016 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
March 22, 2017 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
October 20, 2017 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
May 23, 2018 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
October 24, 2018 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
November 22, 2019 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
December 20, 2019 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
May 14, 2021 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT

Henkyaku Kaitou series

For the 20th anniversary of Nisio's debut in 2022, a new series was announced.[44] The next two books were announced in the afterword of Phantom Thief Flâneur's Patrol, with the series titled as Template:Nihongo. The series was later retitled as Template:Nihongo.[45] Illustrated by Takolegs.

First published Title ISBN
September 7, 2022[46] Template:Nihongo
 Template:ISBNT
March 29, 2023[47] Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
October 17, 2024[48] Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT

Novelizations

First published Title ISBN Publisher
August 1, 2006 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT Shueisha
August 2, 2006 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT Kodansha
December 16, 2011 JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Over Heaven Template:ISBNT Shueisha

Other works

Nisio Isin has also published several single-volume works, with some of them receiving manga adaptations. All of them deal with different themes from the usual. Ningyō ga Ningyō is a novel that invokes the style of old Japanese nonsense horror novels; Nanmin Tantei is a detective novel, a style always present in Nisio Isin's writing, but much more prominent in this title; Shōjo Fujūbun is a suspense novel, and Ripogura! is a novel that highlights Nisio Isin's love for constrained writing, based on three short stories rewritten three times each following restrained writing rules. The Veiled Man Hypothesis was Nisio's 100th book.

First published Title ISBN
September 7, 2005 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
December 11, 2009 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
September 7, 2011 Template:Nihongo
Book cover illustrated by Fuu Midori 		Template:ISBNT
January 7, 2014 Template:NihongoTemplate:Efn Template:ISBNT
July 31, 2019[49] Template:Nihongo
Book cover illustrated by Mai Yoneyama 		Template:ISBNT
September 30, 2020[50] Template:Nihongo
Book cover illustrated by Samehoshi 		Template:ISBNT
July 26, 2023[51] Template:Nihongo
Book cover illustrated by Uichi Ukumo 		Template:ISBNT
April 17, 2024[52] Template:Nihongo
Book cover illustrated by Yuko Higuchi 		Template:ISBNT

Uncollected works

Nakoto Manuscript series

Nakoto or Pnakotic Manuscript, referencing the grimoires H. P. Lovecraft created, has been releasing since 2004.[53]

Shuugatari

Stories written for the Pandora magazine published by Kodansha. Illustrated by Maruboro Akai.

  • SIDE-A - Template:Nihongo (October 9, 2008. )
  • SIDE-B - Template:Nihongo (December 20, 2008. )
  • NO-SIDE - Template:Nihongo (April 21, 2009. )
  • ONE-SIDE - Template:Nihongo (August 21, 2009. )
  • A fifth chapter titled GENOCIDE was planned for publication in Pandora Vol. 5 but never released, presumably due to Pandora itself being suspended.

Katanagatari series

Sekai series

The fifth story titled Template:Nihongo was serialized in the Mephisto magazine published by Kodansha.

Monogatari series

Template:Main Since the release of the Bakemonogatari Anime Complete Guidebook on October 28, 2010, Nisio Isin has written more than 60 short stories related to the anime or manga adaptation. The stories happen throughout all the timeline of the story featuring different narrators. They usually are brief stories talking about a specific topic, commentaries on literature, etc. Only the short stories in Mazemonogatari were collected in a book. Kodansha revealed in May 2024 that 32 previously published short stories and 6 new short stories were being collected in a book titled Mijikanamonogatari to be released July 3, 2024.[58] However, on June 12, 2024, Kodansha announced that the book would be delayed after it was discovered that a story that should have been included was inadvertently left out.[59] Kodansha later confirmed the publication date would be September 11, 2024, with 33 previously published and 6 new short stories.[60][61]

Detective Urban Legend

A series written in the Mephisto magazine published by Kodansha.

Summer Vacation Sabotage

A story written in the Mephisto magazine published by Kodansha.

Bōkyaku Tantei series

Stories written for the Mephisto magazine published by Kodansha that were not collected yet.

Derived from works by other authors

Misc.

Commentary on the literature

Manga

One-shots

Since the publication of the Hōkago, Nanajikan-me. one-shot in Comic Faust, Nisio Isin has been writing several original scripts for manga.

First published Title Artist Publisher and Magazine
June 24, 2006 Template:Nihongo Yun Kōga Kōdansha
Comic Faust
January 4, 2008 Template:Nihongo Takeshi Obata Shueisha
Weekly Shōnen Jump[78]
August 11, 2014 Template:Nihongo Yūya Kawada Shueisha
Weekly Shōnen Jump Issue 37/38[79]
Template:Nihongo Miyokawa Masaru
June 16, 2016 Template:Nihongo Kei Takizawa Shueisha
Weekly Young Jump Issue 27[80]
December 11, 2017 Template:Nihongo Kawashita Mizuki Shueisha
Weekly Shōnen Jump Issue 2/3[81]
December 29, 2017 Template:Nihongo Iwasaki Yūji Shueisha
Jump GIGA 2018 Winter Vol. 2[82]
March 3, 2018 Template:Nihongo Shueisha
Shōnen Jump+[83]
January 25, 2019 Template:Nihongo Shueisha
Jump GIGA 2019 Winter Vol. 2[84]
September 14, 2019 Template:Nihongo Saeki Shun
and
Tsukuda Yūto 		Shueisha
Weekly Shōnen Jump
Issue 42 Jump Romcom Festival![85][86]
November 2, 2019 Template:Nihongo Akira Akatsuki Shueisha
Jump Square[87]
December 28, 2020 Template:Nihongo Iwasaki Yūji Shueisha
Jump GIGA 2021 Winter[88]
October 19, 2021 Template:Nihongo Posuka Demizu Shueisha
Ultra Jump Issue November[89]
December 19, 2023 Template:Nihongo Shueisha
JOJO magazine 2023 WINTER[90]

Ōgiri

Based on 9 themes suggested by his editor, Nisio Isin wrote 9 one-shots with various artists that were released on Shueisha's magazines between 2014 and 2015 in a period of four months.[91] The collection of stories were published by Shueisha on April 3, 2015 ().

# Title Artist Theme Magazine Year and Issue
1 Template:Nihongo Akira Akatsuki Cardboard box
(on a certain rainy day) 		Weekly Shōnen Jump 2014-49[92]
2 RKD-EK9 Takeshi Obata Paradise Jump SQ 2014-12[93]
3 Template:Nihongo Akihisa Ikeda Animal
4 Template:Nihongo Teppei Fukushima Hunger Weekly Young Jump 2015-01[94][95]
5 Template:Nihongo Aiji Yamakawa (Finger) Ring Bessatsu Margaret
6 Template:Nihongo Atsushi Nakayama Soccer Weekly Shōnen Jump 2015-03[96]
7 Template:NihongoTemplate:Efn Hikaru Nakamura Wish Weekly Young Jump 2015-06/07[97]
8 Template:Nihongo Mizuki Kawashita Sweat Weekly Shōnen Jump 2015-08[98]
9 Template:Nihongo Renjūru Kindaichi Conversation Drama Jump SQ 2015-03[99]

Medaka Box

Template:Main Medaka Box is a Japanese shōnen manga series written by Nisio Isin and drawn by Akira Akatsuki. It was serialized in the Japanese magazine Weekly Shōnen Jump from May 11, 2009, to April 27, 2013. It was published by Shueisha in 22 volumes.

Vol. First published Title ISBN
1 October 2, 2009 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
2 December 4, 2009 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
3 February 4, 2010 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
4 April 2, 2010 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
5 August 12, 2010 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
6 September 3, 2010 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
7 November 4, 2010 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
8 December 29, 2010 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
9 March 4, 2011 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
10 May 2, 2011 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
11 August 4, 2011 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
12 October 4, 2011 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
13 December 2, 2011 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
14 March 2, 2012 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
15 April 4, 2012 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
16 July 4, 2012 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
17 September 4, 2012 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
18 December 4, 2012 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
19 February 4, 2013 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
20 April 4, 2013 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
21 June 4, 2013 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
22 September 4, 2013 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT

Kimi to Nadekko!

Template:Main Kimi to Nadekko! is a Japanese shōjo manga series written by Nisio Isin and drawn by Ema Tōyama. It is an in-universe manga written and drawn by Nadeko Sengoku, a female character from the Monogatari series. The 3 chapters were released in various ways in 2014. All three chapters were collected as an extra in the Koimonogatari Volume 2 BD set.

First published Title Publication ISBN / Issue / ASIN
January 30, 2014 Template:Nihongo Heroine Book #4: Sengoku Nadeko
June 28, 2014 Template:Nihongo Kōdansha, Aria magazine. August 2014 Issue
July 23, 2014 Template:Nihongo Koimonogatari BD/DVD vol. 2 Template:ASIN

Shōnen Shōjo

Shōnen Shōjo is a Japanese shōnen manga series written by Nisio Isin and drawn by Akira Akatsuki. Shōnen Shōjo began serialization on January 4, 2016, and was published in Jump Square magazine until April 4, 2017, with a total of 16 chapters. Compiled by Shueisha into 3 volumes.

Vol. First published Title ISBN
1 June 3, 2016 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
2 November 4, 2016 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
3 May 2, 2017 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT

Seishun Kijinden! 240 Gakuen

Legend of Eccentric Youth! Nishio Academy (青春奇人伝！240学園, "240" is a pun with "Nishio") is a Japanese shōnen manga series drafted by Nisio Isin and drawn by Shiba Mochi. It was done in commemoration of the 15th year of Nisio Isin writing career and it features various characters from his other series. It began serialization on February 9, 2017, in Bessatsu Shōnen Magazine until November 9, 2018.[100] Compiled by Kodansha into 3 volumes.

Vol. First published Title ISBN
1 August 9, 2017 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
2 April 9, 2018 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
3 December 7, 2018 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT

Cipher Academy

Template:Main Template:Nihongo is a Japanese shōnen manga written by Nisio Isin and drawn by Iwasaki Yūji. It started serializing in the Japanese magazine Weekly Shōnen Jump on November 21, 2022,[101] and finished on February 5, 2024.[102]

Vol. First published Title ISBN
1 March 3, 2023[103] Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
2 May 2, 2023[104] Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
3 August 4, 2023[105] Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
4 October 4, 2023[106] Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
5 January 4, 2024[107] Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
6 March 4, 2024[108] Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
7 May 2, 2024[109] Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT

Screenplay

  • Audiobook
  • Character commentary
    • Audio commentaries are content available on the DVD/BD release of the Monogatari series and Kubikiri Cycle. Each episode features two characters having a conversation about the specific episode they are in. Nisio Isin has written each one of them. Template:FurtherTemplate:Further
    • Nisio Isin Daijiten
      • A series of commentaries in the form of an audio guide with characters from Monogatari, Zaregoto, and Bōkyaku Tantei series written for the Nisio Isin Daijiten exhibition, held in Tokyo during 2017. A transcription of said audio guide has been published in the accompany pamphlet. Nisio Isin in this occasion also wrote the script for six FANDA Cards handed as a gift at the exhibition's visitors, each one with a different character giving a call on the phone of the visitors.[111]
  • Drama CD
  • Script
    • Medaka Box (TV)
    • Medaka Box Abnormal (TV)
    • Madoka Magica x Monogatari manner movies
      • Four skits written by Nisio Isin about theater manners that were presented in the Japanese sessions for Puella Magi Madoka Magica The Movie -Rebellion- between October 26 and November 22, 2013.[122]
        • 1st week (October 26 – November 1): Ōgi Oshino Version
        • 2nd week (November 2 – 8): Karen Araragi & Tsukihi Araragi Version
        • 3rd week (November 9 – 15): Mayoi Hachikuji Version
        • 4th week (November 16 – 22): Hitagi Senjōgahara Version
    • Okitegami Kyōko no Bibōroku x Monogatari PVs. (2014. Directed by Yukihiro Miyamoto)
      • Two advertisements for the first e-book of Nisio Isin, Okitegami Kyōko no Bibōroku, from the Bōkyaku Tantei series.[123][124][125]
    • Madogatari (Madoka Magica x Monogatari crossover)
      • A crossover manner video shown in the Madogatari exhibition on September 22, 2016.[126][127]
    • Monogatari series in 120 seconds
      • PV for the release of the final volumes of the Monogatari series, Shinomonogatari. Script written by Nisio Isin with Kana Hanazawa and Maaya Sakamoto voicing in-character, Nadeko Sengoku and Shinobu Oshino, respectively.[128]
    • Nisio Isin 20th anniversary movie
      • A short video published on August, 7th and narrated by Zaregoto series' protagonist Ii in which Nisio Isin's career is summarized and volume 10 of said series is announced.[129]
    • Urgent Conversation! Nonsense User x Koyomi Araragi
      • A 17-minute video released at the conclusion of the Nisio Isin 20th anniversary celebrations. In this video story written by Nisio Isin, the protagonists of Zaregoto and Monogatari, Ii and Koyomi, are portrayed by their respective anime VAs.[130]
    • Ikusamonogatari Message Movie[131]
      • An animated video produced by whitepuzzle and written by Nisio Isin within the context of the Ikusamonogatari novel.

Related book

Adaptations

Anime

Template:Smaller
Title # of episodes Broadcast date Director Studio
xxxHolic (episode 17, "Jishō")[133] 1 July 27, 2006 Tsutomu Mizushima Production I.G.
Bakemonogatari 15Template:Efn July 3, 2009 – June 26, 2010 Akiyuki Shinbo
Tatsuya Oishi (Series) 		Shaft
Katanagatari 12 January 25 – December 10, 2010 Keitaro Motonaga White Fox
Nisemonogatari 11 January 7 – March 17, 2012 Akiyuki Shinbo
Tomoyuki Itamura (Series) 		Shaft
Medaka Box 12 April 4 – June 20, 2012 Shouji Saeki Gainax
Medaka Box Abnormal 12 October 10 – December 26, 2012
Nekomonogatari (Kuro) 4 December 31, 2012 Akiyuki Shinbo (Chief)
Tomoyuki Itamura 		Shaft
Monogatari Series Second Season 23 July 6 – December 28, 2013 Akiyuki Shinbo (Chief)
Tomoyuki Itamura
Naoyuki Tatsuwa (Series, #6–9)
Yuki Yase (Series, #14–17)
Hanamonogatari 5 August 16, 2014 Akiyuki Shinbo (Chief)
Tomoyuki Itamura
Tsukimonogatari 4 December 31, 2014
Owarimonogatari (vol.1-2) 13 October 4 – December 20, 2015
Owarimonogatari (vol.3) 7 August 12–13, 2017
Juni Taisen: Zodiac War 12 October 3 – December 19, 2017 Naoto Hosoda Graphinica
Zoku OwarimonogatariTemplate:Efn 6 May 18 – June 22, 2019Template:Efn Akiyuki Shinbo Shaft
Pretty Boy Detective Club 12 April 11 – June 27, 2021 Akiyuki Shinbo (Chief)
Hajime Ootani
Template:Smaller
Title # of episodes Release date Director Studio
Koyomimonogatari 12 January 9 – March 27, 2016 Akiyuki Shinbo (Chief)
Tomoyuki Itamura 		Shaft
Monogatari Off & Monster Season 14 July 6, 2024 – October 19, 2024 Akiyuki Shinbo (Chief)
Midori Yoshizawa
Template:Smaller
Title Template:Sdash Premiere Director Studio
Kizumonogatari I: Tekketsu-hen Template:Sdash January 8, 2016 Akiyuki Shinbo (Chief)
Tatsuya Oishi 		Shaft
Kizumonogatari II: Nekketsu-hen Template:Sdash August 19, 2016
Kizumonogatari III: Reiketsu-hen Template:Sdash January 6, 2017
Template:Smaller
Title # of episodes Release date Director Studio
Koyomi History 1 September 22, 2016 Akio Watanabe Shaft
Kubikiri Cycle: Aoiro Savant to Zaregoto Tsukai 8 October 26, 2016 – September 27, 2017 Akiyuki Shinbo (Chief)
Yuki Yase

Manga

Nisio Isin has several adaptations of his novels for manga and since most of his novels are published by Kodansha, most of them comes out in magazines of the publisher.

Zerozaki Sōshiki no Ningen Shiken

Template:Main First serialized in Pandora Vol. 2 Side-A, it was later transferred to the Japanese magazine Monthly Afternoon. It's an adaptation of the first volume of the Ningen series and it was drawn by Iruka Shiomiya.[134] It was serialized from December 20, 2008, to August 2013. Compiled by Kodansha in 5 volumes.

Vol. First published Title ISBN
1 December 22, 2011 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
2 May 23, 2012 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
3 December 19, 2012 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
4 April 23, 2013 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
5 October 23, 2013 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT

Zerozaki Kishishiki no Ningen Knock

Template:Main It was serialized in the Japanese magazine Monthly Afternoon from August 25, 2014, to September 24, 2016. It's an adaptation of the second volume of the Ningen series and it was drawn by Chomoran.[135] Compiled by Kodansha in 4 volumes.

Vol. First published Title ISBN
1 January 23, 2015 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
2 August 21, 2015 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
3 March 23, 2016 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
4 November 22, 2016 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT

Okitegami Kyōko no Bibōroku

Template:Main It was serialized in the Japanese magazine Monthly Shonen Magazine from August 6, 2015, to March 6, 2017. It partially adapts volumes 1 to 8 of the Bōkyaku Tantei series and it was drawn by Yō Asami. Compiled by Kodansha in 5 volumes.

Vol. First published Title ISBN
1 October 16, 2015 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
2 April 15, 2016 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
3 August 17, 2016 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
4 January 17, 2017 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
5 April 17, 2017 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT

Shōjo Fujūbun

Shōjo Fujūbun is an adaptation of the novel with the same name and was drawn by Mitsuru Hattori. Mitsuri wanted to adapt the novel after reading it. It was serialized between November 30, 2015[136] and August 29, 2016, in the Japanese magazine Weekly Young Magazine. It was compiled by Kodansha in 3 volumes.

Vol. First published Title ISBN
1 May 6, 2016 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
2 August 5, 2016 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
3 October 6, 2016 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT

Himeiden

It was serialized in the Japanese magazine Young Magazine Third from December 4, 2015[136] to December 6, 2017.[137] It's an adaptation of the first volume of the Densetsu series[136] and it was drawn by Mitsutani Osamu. Compiled by Kodansha in 4 volumes.

Vol. First published Title ISBN
1 May 6, 2016 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
2 December 20, 2016 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
3 June 20, 2017 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
4 January 19, 2018 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT

Bishōnen Tanteidan

Template:Main It was serialized in the Japanese magazine Aria from June 2016 until June 2018 because of Aria's termination.[138] It was transferred to Shonen Magazine Edge on October 17, 2018[139] and the rest of the chapters were released until July 17, 2019.[140] It's an adaptation of the first four volumes of the Bishōnen series, and it was drawn by Oda Suzuka. Compiled by Kodansha in 5 volumes.

Vol. First published Title ISBN
1 September 7, 2016 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
2 February 7, 2017 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
3 August 7, 2017 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
4 June 7, 2018 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
5 September 6, 2019 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT

Jūni Taisen

Template:Main It was serialized in the Japanese magazine Shonen Jump+ from September 23, 2017, to May 12, 2018. It is an adaptation of the Jūni Taisen novel and it was drawn by Akira Akatsuki. Compiled by Shueisha in 4 volumes.

Vol. First published Title ISBN
1 November 2, 2017 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
2 January 4, 2018 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
3 April 4, 2018 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
4 July 4, 2018 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT

Bakemonogatari

Template:Main Bakemonogatari is an adaptation of the Monogatari series novels and is drawn by Oh! great. It began its serialization in Weekly Shōnen Magazine on March 14, 2018, with the last chapter published on March 15, 2023. It has been compiled by Kodansha with a special edition for the Kodansha Box label also published.

Vol. First published Title ISBN
1 June 15, 2018 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
2 August 17, 2018 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
3 November 16, 2018 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
4 January 17, 2019 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
5 April 17, 2019 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
6 July 17, 2019 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
7 October 17, 2019 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
8 February 17, 2020 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
9 May 15, 2020 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
10 August 17, 2020 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
11 November 17, 2020 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
12 February 17, 2021 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
13 May 17, 2021 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
14 August 17, 2021 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
15 November 17, 2021 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
16 February 17, 2022 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
17 May 17, 2022 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
18 August 17, 2022 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
19 November 17, 2022 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
20 January 17, 2023 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
21 March 16, 2023 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
22 May 17, 2023 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT

Risuka

Template:Main

  • As part of the release of the fourth volume of the series, Hiro Mashima drew a scene from the chapter Easy magic cannot be used. of the first volume and Kodansha released it via Twitter on November 27, 2020. It was later published in the book Template:Nihongo distributed in the Japanese bookstores.[56]
  • A manga adaptation serialized on Bessatsu Shōnen Magazine from April 9, 2021 to February 9, 2024. Nao Emoto handled the illustration. Compiled by Kodansha in 7 volumes.
Vol. First published Title ISBN
1 August 17, 2021 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
2 November 17, 2021 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
3 March 9, 2022 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
4 July 8, 2022 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
5 April 7, 2023 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
6 November 11, 2023 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT
7 April 9, 2024 Template:Nihongo Template:ISBNT

TV Drama

Japanese drama. It adapted the first four volumes of the Bōkyaku Tantei series. Starring Yui Aragaki.

Title Episodes Broadcast date Director Network
Okitegami Kyōko no Bibōroku 10 October 10 – December 12, 2015 Tōya Satō
Yoshinori Shigeyama
Naoko Komuro 		NTV

Stage Play

Notes

Template:Notelist

References

Template:Reflist

External links

Template:Portal

Template:Navbox Template:Authority control

  1. ↑ Template:Cite book
  2. ↑ Template:Cite web
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Template:Cite book
  4. ↑ Template:Cite web
  5. ↑ Template:Cite web
  6. ↑ Template:Cite web
  7. ↑ Template:Cite web
  8. ↑
  9. ↑ Template:Cite news
  10. ↑ Template:Cite web
  11. ↑ Template:Cite web
  12. ↑
  13. ↑ Template:Cite news
  14. ↑ Template:Cite news
  15. ↑ Template:Cite book
  16. ↑ Template:Cite book
  17. ↑ Template:Cite book
  18. ↑ Template:Cite journal
  19. ↑ Template:Cite book
  20. ↑ Template:Cite book
  21. ↑ Template:Cite book
  22. ↑ 22.0 22.1 Template:Cite book
  23. ↑ Template:Cite book
  24. ↑ Template:Cite book
  25. ↑ Template:Cite book
  26. ↑ Template:Cite book
  27. ↑ Template:Cite magazine
  28. ↑ Template:Cite book
  29. ↑ Template:Cite book
  30. ↑ Template:Cite news
  31. ↑ Template:Cite web
  32. ↑ Template:Cite web
  33. ↑ Template:Cite web
  34. ↑ Template:Cite web
  35. ↑ This is the English translation of Hōkago, Nanajikan-me. one-shot story.
  36. ↑ Template:Cite web
  37. ↑ Template:Cite web
  38. ↑ Template:Cite web
  39. ↑ Template:Cite news
  40. ↑ Template:Cite web
  41. ↑ Template:Cite news
  42. ↑ Template:Cite web
  43. ↑ Template:Cite book
  44. ↑ Template:Cite magazine
  45. ↑ Template:Cite tweet
  46. ↑ Template:Cite web
  47. ↑ Template:Cite web
  48. ↑ Template:Cite web
  49. ↑ Template:Cite web
  50. ↑ Template:Cite web
  51. ↑ 51.0 51.1 Template:Cite web
  52. ↑ Template:Cite web
  53. ↑ Template:Cite book
  54. ↑ Template:Cite web
  55. ↑ Template:Cite web
  56. ↑ 56.0 56.1 Template:Cite web
  57. ↑ Template:Cite web
  58. ↑ Template:Cite web
  59. ↑ Template:Cite web
  60. ↑ Template:Cite web
  61. ↑ Template:Cite web
  62. ↑ Template:Cite web
  63. ↑ Template:Cite web
  64. ↑ Template:Cite web
  65. ↑ Template:Cite web
  66. ↑ Template:Cite web
  67. ↑ Template:Cite web
  68. ↑ Template:Cite web
  69. ↑ Template:Cite web
  70. ↑ Template:Cite tweet
  71. ↑ Template:Cite web
  72. ↑ Template:Cite web
  73. ↑ Template:Cite web
  74. ↑ Template:Cite news
  75. ↑ Template:Cite web
  76. ↑ Template:Cite web
  77. ↑ Template:Cite news
  78. ↑ Template:Cite web
  79. ↑ Template:Cite web
  80. ↑ Template:Cite web
  81. ↑ Template:Cite web
  82. ↑ Template:Cite web
  83. ↑ Template:Cite web
  84. ↑ Template:Cite web
  85. ↑ Template:Cite web
  86. ↑ Template:Cite web
  87. ↑ Template:Cite web
  88. ↑ Template:Cite web
  89. ↑ Template:Cite news
  90. ↑ Template:Cite news
  91. ↑ Template:Cite news
  92. ↑ Template:Cite web
  93. ↑ Template:Cite news
  94. ↑ Template:Cite news
  95. ↑ Template:Cite news
  96. ↑ Template:Cite web
  97. ↑ Template:Cite news
  98. ↑ Template:Cite web
  99. ↑ Template:Cite news
  100. ↑ Template:Cite news
  101. ↑ Template:Cite news
  102. ↑ Template:Cite web
  103. ↑ Template:Cite web
  104. ↑ Template:Cite web
  105. ↑ Template:Cite web
  106. ↑ Template:Cite web
  107. ↑ Template:Cite web
  108. ↑ Template:Cite web
  109. ↑ Template:Cite web
  110. ↑ Template:Cite news
  111. ↑ Template:Cite web
  112. ↑ Template:Cite web
  113. ↑ Template:Cite web
  114. ↑ Template:Cite web
  115. ↑ Template:Cite web
  116. ↑
  117. ↑ Template:Cite web
  118. ↑ Template:Cite web
  119. ↑ Template:Cite web
  120. ↑ Template:Cite web
  121. ↑ Template:Cite web
  122. ↑ Template:Cite news
  123. ↑ Template:Cite news
  124. ↑ Template:Cite news
  125. ↑ Template:Cite web
  126. ↑ Template:Cite news
  127. ↑ Template:Cite web
  128. ↑ Template:Cite tweet
  129. ↑ Template:Cite tweet
  130. ↑ Template:Cite tweet
  131. ↑ Template:Citation
  132. ↑ Template:Cite web
  133. ↑ Template:Cite book
  134. ↑ Template:Cite web
  135. ↑ Template:Cite web
  136. ↑ 136.0 136.1 136.2 Template:Cite news
  137. ↑ Template:Cite news
  138. ↑ Template:Cite news
  139. ↑ Template:Cite news
  140. ↑ Template:Cite news
Retrieved from "https://cartoonwiki.toonsmag.org/index.php?title=Nisio_Isin&oldid=196224"