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Bouken Jikuu Timenet

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The first volume's tankōbon

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

Publication name Chapter number Title Tankōbon
Shougaku Gonensei May 1999 1 Fushigi no Sekai
(不思議の世界)
1
Shougaku Rokunensei
Shougaku Gonensei May 1999 2 I Sekai e no Tobira
(異世界への扉)
June 1999 3 Chikyuu ni Kaerenai!?
(地球に帰れない!?)
4 Basadian Raishuu!!
(バサディアン来襲!!)
July 1999 5 Manmo to no Yuujou
(マンモとの友情)
May 1999 6 Toki no Choujin, Time Surfer
時の超人、タイムサーファー
Shougaku Rokunensei May 1999 7 Unchinrider Tanjou
ウンチンライダー誕生
June 1999 8 Ushinawareta Ima
(失われた現在)
July 1999 9 Seigi no Mikata Rex Walker Sanjou!!
(正義の味方レクスウォーカー参上!!)
August 1999 10 Mirai e!
(未来へ!)
September 1999 11 "Toki no Hashigo" o Sagashite
(“時のはしご”を探して)
October 1999 12 Ēru Zettai Zetsumei!?
(エール絶対絶命!?)
Shougaku Gonensei September 1999 13 Nakama Wareda Pon!
(仲間割れだポン!)
2
October 1999 14 Time Paradox
(タイムパラドックス)
Shougaku Rokunensei November 1999 15 Kami-sama no Shoutai!?
(カミサマの正体!?)
Shougaku Gonensei November 1999 16 Fuyuu Toshi Sky City
(浮遊都市スカイシティ)
December 1999 17 "Samayoeru Mura" o Sukue!
(“さまよえる村”を救え!)
January 2000 18 Rina no Kage (Shadow)
(リナの影(シャドウ))
Shougaku Rokunensei December 1999 19 Kuroi Souzounushi
(黒い創造主)
Shougaku Gonensei (January 2000)
Shougaku Rokunensei (January 2000)
20 Sayonara Basadian
(さよならバサディアン)
Shougaku Gonensei (February 2000)
Shougaku Rokunensei (February/March 2000)
21 Owari, Soshite Hajimari
(終わり、そして始まり)

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

Other merchandise

Other than the previously mentioned merchandise, there have been official guidebooks covering strategy to the game and documenting it:

Other promotional pieces of merchandise include the following, but there are possibly more as well:

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External links



References

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