Nao Kodaka's also got a great art style though even if it's not as detailed as Jun Asuka's. I think my favorite of these manga art-wise would be The Petite Fairy's Diary because it looks genuinely cute, it's got the kind of shoujo art style that I love mixed in with a few cartoony parts that remind me of Fairy Idol Kanon, and there's actually some beautiful detailed art here and there. In my opinion, these Disney Manga are honestly not terrible and the art is even okay with many of these. If you couldn't tell by the dedication I had to link these and how I've literally made a detailed MAL review on Disney's Magical Dance in the past, I've actually read some of these Disney Manga (in particular, I've only read the ones I've actually found and linked MAL pages to here). TokyoPop's official site literally has a section on their site that features their Disney Manga line, you can see what they've got by clicking here. There's some other ones that were made (adaptations of Pixar movies, Nightmare Before Christmas, etc.) and that's also not counting what I'm assuming are Original English-Language Manga. Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue by Shiori Kanaki, which adapts the 2010 Disney Fairies movie of the same name.Mariya & Marie by Maya, which features an original character meeting Marie, one of the kittens from one of Disney's much older movies, The Aristocats.

Tangled by Shiori Kanaki, which is a direct adaptation of the 2010 Disney Princess movie of the same name.The Princess and the Frog by Nao Kodaka, which is a direct adaptation of the 2009 Disney Princess movie of the same name.Stitch! by Yumi Tsukirino, loosely based off of the anime series of the same name that somehow became a thing.The Petite Fairy's Diary by Jun Asuka, which has a few original characters with the Disney Fairies in a similar case to Kilala Princess.(Silvermist, Iridessa, and Fawn? Nah, I'm talking about Rani, Fira, and Beck.) Disney Fairies by Haruhi Katou, three separate adaptations of three chapter books featuring the pre-2008 Disney Fairies.Disney's Magical Dance!! by Nao Kodaka, based off of a Japanese Disney-themed arcade game that was new at the time (yes, I'm not making this up, click here to read a little about it).Kilala Princess by Rika Tanaka and Nao Kodaka, which is about the Disney Princesses and features an original cast, the main character being an original Disney Princess.If you're not aware of any of these 'Disney Manga', as TokyoPop markets them, the manga I'm talking about include (yes, these aren't the only ones): Unless if said property was Kingdom Hearts, KH books are currently licensed by Yen Press. If you've ever been in the manga section of either a public library or a bookstore like Barnes & Noble or Kinokuniya, you may have spotted some manga here and there based off of a Disney property licensed by TokyoPop.

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