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Love Hina

Love Hina

Japanese manga series.

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  1. Ken Akamatsu

    Japanese manga artist and politician (born 1968).

    25%

  2. Kanagawa Prefecture

    Prefecture of Japan.

    3.4%

  3. Harem (genre)

    Subgenre of Japanese media featuring multiple suitors.

    2.7%

  4. Xebec (studio)

    Japanese animation studio.

    2.7%

  5. Weekly Shōnen Magazine

    Japanese manga magazine.

    1.6%

  6. University of Tokyo

    Public research university in Japan.

    1.4%

  7. Kodansha

    Japanese publishing company.

    0.72%

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  1. Ken Akamatsu

    Japanese manga artist and politician (born 1968).

    22%

  2. Xebec (studio)

    Japanese animation studio.

    6.4%

  3. Tankōbon

    Publishing format for manga books.

    5.3%

  4. Tsundere

    Term for a character development process.

    3.5%

  5. Doujinshi

    Japanese self-published print works.

    2.1%

  6. Urusei Yatsura

    Japanese manga series and franchise.

    2%

  7. The Little Match Girl

    1845 fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen.

    2%

  8. Wendee Lee

    American voice actress (active 1981–present).

    1.8%

  9. Masako Nozawa

    Japanese actress (born 1936).

    1.2%

  10. Mona Marshall

    American voice actress.

    1%