Age of Adventure
- Name
- Age of Adventure
- Creator
- Osamu Tezuka
- Date
- 1951
- Genre
- adventure anime and manga
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Key facts
Key facts
• Name — Age of Adventure • Ja Kanji — 冒険狂時代 • Ja Romaji — Bōken-kyō Jidai • Genre — Adventure
Key facts
Key facts
• Type — Manga • Author — Osamu Tezuka • Publisher — Kodansha • Magazine — Bōken Ō • First — January 12, 1951 • Last — August, 1953 • Volumes — 2 Age of Adventure is a manga by Osamu Tezuka that began serialization in 1951.
Plot
Plot
In the year 1876, a young boy named Takonosuke Arashi joins a Japanese envoy on their way to negotiate trades with the USA. However, en route to Washington D.C., the envoy is attacked by pirates in the Caribbean Sea. Takonosuke and the other survivors receive half of a treasure map from the British pastor Picar. Before anyone can reach safety, a massive tornado swallows them up and scatters them across the US, sending Takonosuke to the Nevada desert. In Nevada, bar owner Ham Egg and outlaw Wild Bill Hecock get wind of the torn treasure map and join the race for the rest of it. Others soon join the quest for the whole map including Count Monte Christo, Arsene Lupin, and more in a mad chase around the world.
Characters
Characters
• Takonosuke Arashi • Monte Christo • Pochi/Shiro/Pesu/Inu (the dog has four names) • Duke Red as "Wild Bill Hecock" • Ham Egg as himself • Princess Furari • Doctor Yashimu • Aritake Chikara as "Louise Bamba" • Princess Maria • Panther in Morocco • Arsene Lupin
Course of the series
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Course of the series
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1951
Age of Adventure published.
1956
The age of adventure (9 catalogued editions) (1956) is digitised and catalogued by Open Library.
1957
The age of adventure digitised by Open Library.
2009
The new age of adventure digitised by Open Library.
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The age of adventure (9 catalogued editions) (1956) — Open Library.
The age of adventure (1957) — Open Library
The new age of adventure (2009) — Open Library
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