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Mirai Modoru's Hand-Drawn Illustration"Galaxy Cyclone Braiger"

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Time Left	19hrs55min
Start Time	2026/04/15 15:00:00
Live Time	2026/05/05 21:00:00 2026/05/05 05:00:00
Item Number	6143
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Item's Details

(item number) 6143
(title) Mirai Modori's Hand-Drawn Illustration"Galaxy Cyclone Braiger"
(size) 297 x 242 mm
(side note) Drawing with a pencil
(Condition Rating) 8
(starting bid price) 1,000 yen

(comment) While he also has a commercial career, Mirai Modoru continues to work as a doujin author with his partner Shimogaya Pix. There's an anecdote that Kid from Bryger was his first favorite character, and this illustration drawn 40 years ago can be said to be the root of the author's work (Yamaya).

In the 1980s, the doujin world also saw a rise in anime parodies, commonly known as "aniparo." Leading the way in magazines were Rapport's "Fanroad" and Minori Shobou's "Monthly OUT," but many , and others magazines were also influenced by this trend and included sections for doujin illustrations. Doujin culture nurtured author, deepened the context of works, added depth to Genre , and became a driving force in the maturation of Japanese manga and anime culture. In this issue, we have collected doujin illustrations of mecha anime from the early 1980s . When it comes to aniparo doujin, Captain Tsubasa and Saint Seiya are the most well-known, but mecha anime were just as popular. All of these illustrations were by top author of the time, and they were very difficult to obtain, both then and now.
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