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Ryusuke Hamamoto

Japanese mangaka and illustrator

Ryusuke Hamamoto (Japanese: 濱元隆輔, Hepburn: Hamamoto Ryūsuke; born February 16, 1981), also known by pen name Ryu Moto, is a Japanese manga artist from

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Mark Millar

Scottish comic book writer (born 1969)

Steve Yeowell, in #4) Beat My Score (written by Jimmy Carr, drawn by Ryusuke Hamamoto, in #9) Reprints of previously published stories serialized in the

Mark Millar

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Monthly Shōnen Ace

Japanese manga magazine

in Combat Comic and Amazing Comics) Masaru Gotsubo Samurai Champloo Ryūsuke Hamamoto Petit Eva (original work by Gainax & khara inc.) Yuichi Hasegawa Mobile

Monthly Shōnen Ace

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Neon Genesis Evangelion (franchise)

Japanese media franchise

and Petit Eva Bokura Tanken Dōkōkai spin-off manga illustrated by Ryusuke Hamamoto and Maki Ozora. It is a parody of the original series, where the original

Neon Genesis Evangelion (franchise)

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FanimeCon

Anime convention in San Jose, California

Convention Center San Jose, California 20,880 Flow, Tohru Furuya, Gashicon, Ryusuke Hamamoto, Yoshiki Hayashi, Fumio Iida, Yuya Matsushita, Ric Meyers, Seiji Mizushima

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Ultimate Girls

Japanese anime television series

Illustrated by Ryusuke Hamamoto Published by MediaWorks Imprint Dengeki Bunko Published April 10, 2005 Manga Written by Ryusuke Hamamoto Published by MediaWorks

Ultimate Girls

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List of manga artists

(Creator of Demon Slayer) Moto Hagio (萩尾望都) Kazushi Hagiwara (萩原一至) Ryusuke Hamamoto (畑中純) (Creator of Petit Eva: Evangelion@School) Youko Hanabusa (英

List of manga artists

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Dengeki Bunko

Japanese publishing imprint

Mita! Daisuki Matsuya Eight Shimotsuki 1 Ultimate Girls Seiichi Take Ryusuke Hamamoto 1 Umi o Miagete Tensei Hibiki Osamu Otani 1 Umibe no Usagi Suzu Suzuki

Dengeki Bunko

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Japanese publishing label

stalker no Wana Oda Kyōdai Hideyuki Takenami 1 Kanojo wa Missile Kō Sudō Ryūsuke Hamamoto 1 Kanokon Katsumi Nishino Koin 14 Kasō Ryōiki no Elysion Kazuma Jōchi

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Oita Miyoshi Weisse Adler

Men's volleyball team based in Oita City, Oita, Japan

November 1999 (age 26) 1.90 m (6 ft 3 in) 86 kg (190 lb) 335 16 Yutaka Hamamoto Outside hitter (1993-07-05) 5 July 1993 (age 32) 1.90 m (6 ft 3 in) 82 kg

Oita Miyoshi Weisse Adler

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Otakuthon

Anime convention in Montreal, Canada

congrès de Montréal Montreal, Quebec 13,357 The 404s, Anasthasia, Ryūsuke Hamamoto, Nadia "NadiaSK" Baiardi, Emirain, En Masse, D.S. Gannon, Benoit Godbout

Otakuthon

2019–20 V.League Division 1 Men's squads

Japanese volleyball

Opposite Spiker Withdrew due to the injury, replaced by Yakan Guma 16 Yutaka Hamamoto (1993-07-06)July 6, 1993 Outside Hitter 17 Seishiro Shimasaki (1990-11-07)November

2019–20 V.League Division 1 Men's squads

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Japan at the 2010 Asian Games (S–Z)

Sporting event delegation

Results Team Yukiyo Mine Rei Nishiyama Ayumi Karino Haruna Sakamoto Shizuyo Hamamoto Misato Kawano Emi Matsuoka Eri Yamada Sayuri Yamane Mika Someya Naoko Matsumoto

Japan at the 2010 Asian Games (S–Z)

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Japan at the 2010 Asian Games

Sporting event delegation

Results Team Yukiyo Mine Rei Nishiyama Ayumi Karino Haruna Sakamoto Shizuyo Hamamoto Misato Kawano Emi Matsuoka Eri Yamada Sayuri Yamane Mika Someya Naoko Matsumoto

Japan at the 2010 Asian Games

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