Angel Cup
Angel Cup is a manhwa about girls' soccer in the Republic of Korea. The writer is Jae-ho Youn, and the artist is Dong-wook Kim. The series was translated into English by Tokyopop; the Tokyopop version of the manhwa is out of print as of August 31, 2009.
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Angel Cup is a manhwa about girls' soccer in the Republic of Korea. The writer is Jae-ho Youn, and the artist is Dong-wook Kim. The series was translated into English by Tokyopop; the Tokyopop version of the manhwa is out of print as of August 31, 2009.
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• Hangul — ^엔젤_컵 • Genre — Action, Sports, Comedy-drama • Author — Jae-ho Youn • Illustrator — Dong-wook Kim • Publisher — South Korea Daiwon C.I. • Publisher En — Canada United States Tokyopop Australia New Zealand Madman Entertainment • First — 2001 • Volumes — 5 • Subcat — Daewon • Addpubcat1 — Tokyopop titles • Ko — Y
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Angel Cup is a story about the formation of a High School Girls' Soccer League in the Republic of Korea. It centers around two female players in particular; So-jin Lee and Shin-bee. For So-jin, she has given up on soccer years ago, after losing to her former rival, Shin-bee. But, when she transfers to Han Shin High School, So-jin challenges the boys' varsity team to soccer matches, when Shin-bee has been appointed manager of the Han Shin High boys' varsity team. However for So-jin, there was no girls' soccer league in Han Shin High. Or what’s worse, So-jin was literally insulted from derogatory remarks by the boys' team. So, So-jin decided to form a girls' varsity team, in order to get back at them for what they said and did. Now, through hard work and strong determination, So-jin Lee and her team, The Han Shin High Blue Angels struggle throughout soccer matches, and their everyday lives.
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