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+ | [[File:Hikaru no go.jpg|thumb]]'''[[Wikipedia:Hikaru no Go|Hikaru no Go]]''' (ヒカルの碁, ''Hikaru's Go'') is a manga series and a former work of [[Takeshi Obata]] published in [[Weekly Shōnen Jump]] in 1998. While the manga was drawn by Takeshi Obata, it was written by [[Wikipedia:Yumi Hotta|Yumi Hotta]]. |
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+ | *Multiple volumes of ''Hikaru no Go'' can be seen in a manga shop in the [[Episode 1|first episode]] of the [[Bakuman Anime|Bakuman anime]]. |
| + | *Volumes six and seven can be seen on the a table when [[Akito Takagi]] is reading ''Father's Soul'' in the [[Episode 4|fourth episode]] of the Bakuman anime. |
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| + | *The editors from Bakuman, Takahashi and Yoshida were the real time editors for Hikaru no Go as stated in the omakes by Yumi Hotta. |
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Latest revision as of 22:01, 19 August 2012
Hikaru no Go (ヒカルの碁, Hikaru's Go) is a manga series and a former work of Takeshi Obata published in Weekly Shōnen Jump in 1998. While the manga was drawn by Takeshi Obata, it was written by Yumi Hotta.
References in Bakuman[]
- Multiple volumes of Hikaru no Go can be seen in a manga shop in the first episode of the Bakuman anime.
- Volumes six and seven can be seen on the a table when Akito Takagi is reading Father's Soul in the fourth episode of the Bakuman anime.
- The editors from Bakuman, Takahashi and Yoshida were the real time editors for Hikaru no Go as stated in the omakes by Yumi Hotta.
- Hikaru no Go is heavily similar to PCP