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The Zombie Maria
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| Author: | Nakayama Atsushi |
| Artist: | Nakayama Atsushi |
| Genres: |  Comedy Drama Horror Oneshot Romance Shounen Supernatural Tragedy |
| Type: | Manga (Japanese) |
| Status: | Complete |
| Description: | True love isn't something you awaken to... but something closer to a nightmare... |
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Most big serialized shonen series start as self-contained one-shots (Bleach involved a tiny Rukia, Naruto was literally a half-fox kid, One Piece tested its premise with several one-shots and was called Romance Dawn, My Hero Academia followed a Quirkless tech hero, etc.)
Generally if a one-shot does well and the mangaka wants to expand it, the series can get picked up for serialization and the actual concepts in the series will be altered and expanded so they aren't too similar to the one-shot. If it's literally just meant to be a one-shot, it can still be used to pitch the mangaka's skill or a general premise like creepy-cute or ninja action.
how would it get serialized? it had an ending
Damn this manga was so good :'), is there any chance this gets serialized??
woah, it's so good.
I just wanna say... Curse you, author... curse you. damn dat feels
I hope the author success, getting a lot of money then become the zombie of society.
it was a good read but the ending couldve been a lot better. i mean come on, it's a fact, he caused her death with that stupid bet. then after years, she stayed in that horrible form just to save him then after that the MC just let's her burn herself? dafuq?
That's very sweet indeed mmm...
This is good.
Fun but unexpected read, when I first got the script. I'll probably read the author's other series, I like his style.
Whiplash in a good way, and actually creepy-cute rather than the "faux-creepy" cute we sometimes see.