Talk:A.I. Love You

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[edit] Volume Numbers

What do we put in the infobox for number of volumes? This series has seen a number of releases in Japan, and each one had a lower volume count then the last.

Number of volumes in original (94-97) Japanese release: 9

Number of volumes in Japanese re-release (99-00, version brought over to the US): 8

Number of volumes in Japanese re-re-release (last year): 7

I had put down that it was 9 volumes long since that was the original count. But the US version was actually the re-release with only 8 volumes. So… which number do we put down?--TheScott18 12:26, 17 July 2006 (UTC)


It sounds totally like a harem manga. Perhaps the article should admit that? --66.229.183.101 08:14, 13 February 2006 (UTC)

Actually, it's a Magical girlfriend series. --Paul Soth 18:44, 12 March 2006 (UTC)

Actually there is a CD exclusive that contained three colored chapters. Unlicensed by Tokyo Pop. Two of which are fairy tale stories. The third is a six page epilogue of the series, with Saati writing a letter to a unknown reciepient. Hitoshi, Saati, Toni (Twenty),Forty, Yayoi and Cindy all live in Massachusetts. Hitoshi works on weekends on MIT working on a new program theory, highly sought by companies. Though I speculate the theory is the Mutually Wisdom System mentioned by Hakase Satomi of Mahou Sensei Negima in chapter 75(Another Ken Akamatsu manga). Toni is still with Ma-kun and is a successful super model. Forty and Yayoi works on suspicious projects according to Saati. They are all apparently living on Cindy's villa. -- ReddyRedWolf

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BetacommandBot 20:11, 29 October 2007 (UTC)