Love Through a Prism Novel Adaptation Announced for December Release
Shueisha’s Jump J-Books imprint has announced that the anime series Love Through a Prism will receive a two-volume novel adaptation. Both books are scheduled to ship on December 4 and will include newly drawn cover art. The original story comes from Yōko Kamio, known for Boys Over Flowers, who also provided character designs and co-wrote the scripts with Saki Fujii. Wit Studio directed the anime, which premiered on Netflix in January. This literary expansion follows the recent release of a manga adaptation by Maki Minami.
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Key facts
- Release date
- December 4
- Publisher
- Shueisha
- Studio
- Wit Studio
Tags
- #Light Novel
- #Love Through a Prism
- #Novel
- #Shueisha
- #WIT STUDIO
- #Yoko Kamio
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