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Mangaka Yama Wayama is currently enjoying the exciting news that two of her manga series, Captivated, by You and Let’s Go Karaoke!, are both being adapted into anime by studio Doga Kobo. This is in addition to Let’s Go Karaoke! already having a live-action adaptation. Asami Nakatani of Yohane the Parhelion -SUNSHINE in the MIRROR is directing both anime series, with Yoshimi Narita handling the series scripts and Takurō Iga composing the music.

Captivated, by You follows the story of Hayashi, a unique individual who stands out in a world where conformity is the norm. On the other hand, Nikaidou has carefully built a gloomy facade to keep others at bay. When a fellow student starts to unravel Nikaidou’s mysterious persona, rumors of bad luck and supernatural powers come into play.

In Let’s Go Karaoke!, the protagonist Satomi Oka is faced with a daunting challenge when a yakuza member named Kyouji Narita approaches him with a karaoke competition proposition. Oka must navigate through this unusual request, which involves high stakes and the potential of getting a tattoo from the boss himself.

Both of these manga series are published in America by Yen Press, who provided detailed descriptions of the plots. Captivated, by You explores themes of individuality and acceptance, while Let’s Go Karaoke! delves into the world of karaoke competitions and unexpected alliances.

For fans of these manga series, the upcoming anime adaptations are highly anticipated and will bring the stories to life in new and exciting ways. With talented individuals working on the production, viewers can expect a fresh take on the beloved characters and narratives.

In addition to her manga works, Danica Davidson is a prolific author with a focus on manga art and storytelling. Her collaborations with artists have resulted in popular instructional books such as Manga Art for Beginners and Manga Art for Everyone. Her unique approach to combining manga and chalk art showcases her creativity and passion for the medium. To discover more of Danica Davidson’s works, visit her official website at www.danicadavidson.com.