Crystal Jewels: Kouchu's Quest

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Crystal Jewels:Kouchu’s Quest, also known as Crystal Jewels Anime Adventures (クリスタルジュエルアニメアドベンチャズ, Kurisutarujueru Anime Adobenchazu^?) is a manga series created by Aguru Orisubama. It is a yearly manga series serialized in BangBang Comics and was published in BangBang Power.. It ran from September 1995 through August 2004, running in 10 tankobon volumes, releasing one volume per year. It was released in North America.

The manga was first released in MangaMedia by December 20, 1995 to November 19, 2004 in North America, which was the thirty-nine chapters to be released in the MangaMedia, except for the chapter, Mirage House, which was in Volume 5. However, the initial home seller sold out a Crystal Jewels Graphic Novel Series, which is based on this manga, which is read, left-to-right. The manga was also released by Ching Yi. However it was released from 1998 to 2007, which adapts from the translation in Singapore,but there are no international names so they named it "Crystal Jewels Manga".The Mirage House was included to Ching Yi's adaption to this manga, which was translated as well. While mangaMedia censors the manga, Ching Yi's translation has the manga uncensored which there is a couple mistranslations to the sound effects, plus, the manga is read right-to-left. The manga was published in English in North America by MangaMedia Communications in a "flipped", left-to-right format. In 1995 the company released comic book issues; the collected volumes came afterwards. At the time of its release Volume #1 was the best-selling manga, and best-selling comic book of any type, in the United States. All the characters and storylines are all drawn from the Crystal Jewels anime series, although some events and depictions of characters differs slightly from the anime, predicting alternative plots, and the characters have different outfits, etc.

In the United States, Aguru made an agreement to Jinko to the manga being published in English in left-to-right format, image reversed. The series is popular with familliar mangas, like Crystal Jewels GO!, Crystal Jewels MiniZ, Crystal Jewels Stories, Shogumon League, and with other anime adaptions, with Roaracryst Tales, and Crystal Jewels GT. It concludes characters from the anime, dedicated to Kouchu. The manga, as a graphic novel, has all the volumes, cost $6.95 each in the United States and Canada, and 6.99 in United Kingdom, but as the Initial Home Seller, the manga costs $9 in the US, $10.99 in Canada, and 7 in United Kingdom. in China, Chinese Publisher fingFind Fan, published the manga in Chinese in Taiwan.

Development

In manga, Aguru was asked to draw manga following the anime. Aguru drew manga by script of the anime given to him during the manga's progress. However, the plot of the anime series is drawn on manga from several episodes such as "Crystal Jewels Go!", "Marcy, Unoffical Leader", "Save the Marc", "Roaracryst Away", and " League Begins! " During the production of the manga, Aguru recieved scripts of the anime series. Aguru then altered the stories to fit the desired amount of pages used per storyline.

Aguru dreamed of drawing manga based on animation."I finally realized my dream! Since my artwork is serialized in anime, I'd like to make this manga." Orisubama also enjoys drawing Roaracryst, Kouchu, and Elliot. When Aguru first designed the manga,the easiest character he said he can draw was Roaracryst, and he head a hard challenge drawing three characters: Octomite, Marc, and Rattlette. During his work on Crystal Jewels Kouchu’s Quest, Aguru decided to create a manga dedicated to the character based on one of Aguru’s favorite Crystal Jewels character, Elliot. Maruko Jinko have changed character appearances. He dedicates his designs and have a possibility to change some outfits. Aguru also said, the story is predictable to the anime. In the interview, Aguru said that his two favorite manga chapters was "Roaracryst, I See You!" and "Proud to be the Chosen one" because he said that the plots "have such a flavor". his favorite human characters were Kouchu Misako, Shauna Genga, and Sustin Withness, his favorite antagonist character was Hunter grai, and his favorite non-human character was Iccryst.

Characters

Japanese names in Western order (given name before family name) are given first, followed by the English name. For simplicity, English language names will be used in this and other articles in Wikipedia about Crystal Jewels, unless explicitly referring to the Japanese version.

• Kouchu Misako - The main character of the series. Unlike the anime, he wears a red jacket instead of blue in several chapters. He is willing to be the Master Champion of the league one day. He also enjoyed being with his friends and won’t turn his back on anyone who gets in trouble. He is based on his anime counterpart, Kouchu Misako. He isn’t a winner of the league. His party consists of Roaracryst, Tencoat, Sludger, Hyseno, Kubat, and Birdono.
• Shanji / Shauna Genga - The main character of the series, which she doesn’t have a ponytail. He is the middle of the three sisters in her house. She became one of Kouchu’s friend after he wins over her in the intense battle. She is known to have a Mouselette, Ponycollins, Spikefist, Rattlette, and a Pionpion. Unlike the anime, where Kouchu and Danelle have a romantic relationship towards each other, Shauna develops her feelings towards Kouchu, which appears to reciprocate.
• Sakuro Himensho - The main character, which he has a ponytail. He and Kouchu are known as rivals in the first chapter. Later in the series, they became friends and Sakuro gave Kouchu the Crystal Monsters he stole. He is known to have a Squishing, Ninecoat, Sludering, and a Dolphins.
• Roakijushiku / Roaracryst - Kouchu’s companion and main Crystal Monster. Kouchu first met him when Shari gave it to him. Roaracryst and Kouchu are best friends like the anime. Like Kouchu and Marcy, Roaracryst’s rival is Maruka.
• Shinsho / Marcy Kimensho - Kouchu’s rival. Kouchu and Marcy both met in the very first chapter, which they are rivals since they were little. Marcy has a cruel and obnoxious behavior around Kouchu. All she is known is she have a Maruka. Unlike the anime, they became friends in the end.
• Furious Five, are all antagonists of the story, which the Furious Five consists of five well-known members who worked for Hunter Grai.
• Junidena / Julia Denoku - One of the Furious Five members who works for Hunter Grai. She is the leader of the Furious Five.
• Kachika / Kathern Honika - One of the Furious Five members who works for Hunter Grai. In the epilogue, it is revealed that he marries Grai's daughter.
• Hiyono / Hiyon Morki - One of the Furious Five members who works for Hunter Grai. In the epilogue, he became a scientist
• Gorakun / Genuan George - One of the Furious Five members who works for Hunter Grai. In the epilogue, he marries Katie.
• Shatomisuka / Katie Moshika - One of the Furious Five members who works for Hunter Grai. In the epilogue, he marries Genuan.
• Hunter Grai(known as Ashikuku Gurai in Japan) - The boss of the Furious Five antagonist
• Debiru J /Devil J - Soul-father of Hunter Grai.

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• 2.The Clevergreen Triumphs
• 3.What Happened in Pure Village?
• 4.Farine the Badge|}}

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• 6.Gotta Go Zap-ited
• 7.My Wish
• 8.What's Marcy?|}}

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• 9. The Puzzle Crystalozis!
• 10. Rescue You In the Ship!
• 11. The Watery Invasion!
• 12. Let's Get Furious Five!|}}

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• 13. The Gym Medal Magic?!
• 14. Proud to be The Chosen One!
• 15. Let's Get Situated!
• 16. Roaracryst Festival!|}}

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• 17. ¹Mirage House
• 18. The Basement Terry!
• 19. A Raging Battle!
• 20. Dreamed of Marc!|}}

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• 21. Adventures in the Island, Part 1
• 22. Adventures in the Island, Part 2
• 23. Splitting Mysteries!
• 24. The Volcano Situation!! (火山状況! Volcano Problem!!|}}

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• 25. I Want The Chosen One!
• 26. Kouchu and the League
• 27. Jarbon Islands!
• 28. You and Me Bets!!|}}

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• 29. The Crystal Jewels Shutdown?
• 30. My Own Gym!
• 31. Try My Crystal-fizer!
• 32. Mouseletye, Where Are You?|}}

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• 33. Devil J Appears!
• 34. We Have to Stop Marctwo!
• 35. Return the Orb!
• 36. DevilJ Rises|}}

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• 37. The Desperate Legend, Part 1
• 38. The Desperate Legend, Part 2
• 39. The End?
• 40. What About the Future?|}}

Aguru Orisubama

Aguru Orisubama was born in August 23, 1967 in Japan. He began drawing his own doujinshi in high school. After he graduated, he created Broken Truth (ran from 1984 to 1994). Then, he was addicted to Crystal Jewels so he created the manga adaption, along with his sister work, Taidon Anime Trail, which ran from September 1996 through July 2003, in 9 volumes. In 2004, his latest work is Drive Drive D.

Aguru is a 40-year-old semi-professional sports person who enjoys ferret racing, playing video games and painting. He is kind and stable, but can also be very selfish and a bit violent. He is Japanese who defines himself as homosexual. He has a post-graduate degree in sports science. Physically, Aguru is slightly overweight but otherwise in good shape. He is average-height with light skin, black hair and black eyes. He grew up in a working class neighbourhood. After his mother died when he was young, he was raised by his father He is currently single. His most recent romance was with an electrician called Jakushu Arisumo, who was 19 years older than him. They broke up because Aguru got fed up of being taken advantage of. Aguru's best friend is a semi-professional sports person called Jodi Turisuma.

References

1. ↑Orisubama, Aguru (1995). クリスタルジュエルアニメアドベンチャズ 1(in Japanese). BangBang Power, p.2 ISBN 978-4-00-000000-0
2. ↑Orisubama, Aguru (1995). Crystal Jewels Kouchu's Quest - Volume 1. MangaMedia, p.2 ISBN 978-4-00-000000-0
3. ↑Orisubama, Aguru (1996). クリスタルジュエルアニメアドベンチャズ 2(in Japanese). BangBang Power, p.2 ISBN 978-4-00-000000-0
4. ↑Orisubama, Aguru (1996). Crystal Jewels Kouchu's Quest - Volume 2. MangaMedia, p.2 ISBN 978-4-00-000000-0
5. ↑Orisubama, Aguru (1997). クリスタルジュエルアニメアドベンチャズ 3(in Japanese). BangBang Power, p.2 ISBN 978-4-00-000000-0
6. ↑Orisubama, Aguru (1997). Crystal Jewels Kouchu's Quest - Volume 3. MangaMedia, p.2 ISBN 978-4-00-000000-0
7. ↑Orisubama, Aguru (1998). クリスタルジュエルアニメアドベンチャズ 4(in Japanese). BangBang Power, p.2 ISBN 978-4-00-000000-0
8. ↑Orisubama, Aguru (1998). Crystal Jewels Kouchu's Quest - Volume 4. MangaMedia, p.2 ISBN 978-4-00-000000-0
9. ↑Orisubama, Aguru (1999). クリスタルジュエルアニメアドベンチャズ 5(in Japanese). BangBang Power, p.2 ISBN 978-4-00-000000-0
10. ↑Orisubama, Aguru (1999). Crystal Jewels Kouchu's Quest - Volume 5. MangaMedia, p.2 ISBN 978-4-00-000000-0
11. ↑Orisubama, Aguru (2000). クリスタルジュエルアニメアドベンチャズ 6(in Japanese). BangBang Power, p.2 ISBN 978-4-00-000000-0
12. ↑Orisubama, Aguru (2000). Crystal Jewels Kouchu's Quest - Volume 6. MangaMedia, p.2 ISBN 978-4-00-000000-0
13. ↑Orisubama, Aguru (2001). クリスタルジュエルアニメアドベンチャズ 7(in Japanese). BangBang Power, p.2 ISBN 978-4-00-000000-0
14. ↑Orisubama, Aguru (2001). Crystal Jewels Kouchu's Quest - Volume 7. MangaMedia, p.2 ISBN 978-4-00-000000-0
15. ↑Orisubama, Aguru (2002). クリスタルジュエルアニメアドベンチャズ 8(in Japanese). BangBang Power, p.2 ISBN 978-4-00-000000-0
16. ↑Orisubama, Aguru (2002). Crystal Jewels Kouchu's Quest - Volume 8. MangaMedia, p.2 ISBN 978-4-00-000000-0
17. ↑Orisubama, Aguru (2003). クリスタルジュエルアニメアドベンチャズ 9(in Japanese). BangBang Power, p.2 ISBN 978-4-00-000000-0
18. ↑Orisubama, Aguru (2003). Crystal Jewels Kouchu's Quest - Volume 9. MangaMedia, p.2 ISBN 978-4-00-000000-0
19. ↑Orisubama, Aguru (2004). クリスタルジュエルアニメアドベンチャズ 10(in Japanese). BangBang Power, p.2 ISBN 978-4-00-000000-0
20. ↑Orisubama, Aguru (2004). Crystal Jewels Kouchu's Quest - Volume 10. MangaMedia, p.2 ISBN 978-4-00-000000-0

Related Links

• https://pokemonfanon.wikia.com/wiki/Crystal_Jewels:Kouchu%27s_Quest (PokeFanon)
• https://mangadex.org/manga/22061/crystal-jewels-kouchu-s-quest