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Bouken Jikuu Timenet
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Bouken Jikuu Timenet (Japanese: 冒険時空タイムネット) is a manga created by Sakuramaru Yamada and illustrated by Hiroshi Soya, based on the video games Sanrio Timenet: Kako Hen and Mirai Hen but with only characters, monsters introduced in those games and without original Sanrio characters.
The manga is copyrighted to Timenet, which was a subsidiary company of Imagineer.
It debuted in 1999 in the magazines Shougaku Gonensei and Shougaku Rokunensei from April 1999 to February 2000 and received two tankōbon; but before this were various pilot releases (described below) as well.
The manga is notable for its controversial 'off-color humour' abusing themes including blood, nudity (censored) and near-death experience.
Chapters
Table based on the one found at Japanese Wikipedia.
See also: Bouken Jikuu Timenet: Tankōbon 1, Bouken Jikuu Timenet: Tankōbon 2
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Preliminary/Pilot mangas
Before the main release, there was a preliminary series of manga tankōbons. This included a Summer 1999 version (original; featuring the monster Eepy on the cover. An earlier one known than that; known as "Volume 0" was also released at the Tokyo Game Show, featuring Time Surfer on the front cover.[1] There was also a later renewal of the Summer 1999 version with a different cover with Tōru on the front cover, but different to Bouken Jikuu Timenet: Tankōbon 1.[2]
Additionally for the original Summer 1999 release featuring Eepy on the cover[3], the first 1000 people who owned the tankōbon and filled out and sent the survey postcard included with the games could apply for the Hikaru Patchin Band.[4]
A smaller sized Autumn version was introduced at Tokyo Game Show for September 18th/19th and spread to game/toy stores in Japan in its own special box.[5]
Gallery
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Other merchandise
Other than the previously mentioned merchandise, there have been official guidebooks covering strategy to the game and documenting it:
- Sanrio Timenet: Kako-Hen Imagineer Koushiki Guidebook (Imagineer)
- Sanrio Timenet: Mirai-Hen Imagineer Koushiki Guidebook (Imagineer)
- Sanrio Timenet: Kako-Hen & Mirai-Hen Official Guide: Rakuraku Travel Book (Famitsu)
Other promotional pieces of merchandise include the following, but there are possibly more as well:
- Sanrio Timenet 2000 New Year's Postcard
- Sanrio Timenet badge
- Sanrio Timenet Time Surfer strap
- Sanrio Timenet: Monster List Postcard
- Sanrio Timenet: Īpī Postcard
External links
References
- ↑ July 16, 1999 (archived from the original via Wayback Machine: February 11, 2003)
- ↑ Imagineer/Timenet news: August 16, 1999 (archived from the original via Wayback Machine: February 11, 2003)
- ↑ July 16, 1999 (archived from the original via Wayback Machine: February 11, 2003)
- ↑ Imagineer/Timenet news: July 23, 1999 (archived from the original via Wayback Machine: February 11, 2003)
- ↑ Imagineer/Timenet news: September 22, 1999 (archived from the original via Wayback Machine: February 11, 2003)
- ↑ サンリオタイムネットについて語る～20周年記念～ ハトの小部屋ゲーム部 (Tetuhato's blog)
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