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Maharashtra brothers debut manga series in Japan after winning Kadokawa contest

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Two brothers from Amravati, Maharashtra, have become among the first Indian creators to have their manga published in Japan. Their action-comedy series, Kung Fu Kung Fool, is now being serialised in the Japanese market after they won an international competition organised by publisher Kadokawa. The brothers credited the iconic anime series Dragon Ball as a key influence in learning the manga art form. Their debut comes amid a broader surge in manga and anime popularity across India, reflecting growing cultural ties between India and Japan.

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