Tales of Princess Mimia

Tales of Princess Mimia
Tales of Princess Mimia
Princess Mimia Cover.png
Cover of Volume 1
ミミア姫
(Princess Mimia)
Genre Adventure, Drama, Fantasy
Manga
Written by Yutaka Tanaka
Published by Kodansha
Demographic Seinen
Magazine Afternoon
Original run July 2007 – ongoing
Volumes 3
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Tales of Princess Mimia, known in Japan as Princess Mimia (ミミア姫 Mimia Hime?), is a manga series by Yutaka Tanaka.[1] It was originally an one-shot manga that was published by Kodansha in 2005.

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Synopsis

Set in a distant future wherein Earth is no longer inhabited by men but human-like creatures with wings, Princess Mimia tells the story of a little girl who was born without wings and who can’t use magic like everyone else. Mimia, the last princess of the winged people’s kingdom, thinks of herself as a freak of nature. Her folk, however, believe that she’s a Child of the Gods because her appearance resembles that of the Gods who once created them. As a Child of the Gods, it is Mimia’s fate to travel to the Country of the Gods in the starry sky. But she is not sure if she really wants to embark on this uncertain journey that could determine her world’s destiny. Yutaka Tanaka dives into the magical world of Princess Mimia more fully as he details her travels and encounters.

Volumes

  1. ISBN 978-4-06-314463-5, published in July, 2007
  2. ISBN 978-4-06-314491-8, published in March, 2008

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