Short Program

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Short Program
ショートプログラム
(Shōto Puroguramu)
Genre Verious
Manga
Author Mitsuru Adachi
Publisher Flag of Japan Shogakukan
Flag of the United States Viz Media
Serialized in Flag of Japan Various
Flag of the United States Animerica Extra
Original run January 1985 – ongoing
Volumes 3

Short Program (ショートプログラム Shōto Puroguramu?) is the title of a series of unrelated short manga collections by Mitsuru Adachi. Three volumes (as of July 2007) compile stories selected from shōjo and shōnen works released from 1985 until 2007.

Contents

[edit] Short Program

The first collection, titled simply Short Program, collected stories published between 1985 and 1988. In Japan, Shogakukan published this in November 1988. In the United States, Viz Media published this collection in March 2000. The chapters are arranged differently from the Japanese release, for unknown reasons. As was customary with most manga published in the US at the time, the pages were 'flopped' so that they read left to right, rather than right to left as originally drawn. It is also printed at a larger paper size than the now-standard manga size.

Flag of Japan Short Program ISBN 4091218814 (original release)
ISBN 409127871X (2005 re-release)
Flag of the United States Short Program ISBN 156931473X
# Title Serialized Publication Date
1 The Current State of Affairs Shōnen Big Comic January 1987
2 At the Intersection Shōnen Big Comic April 1986
3 Short Program Young Sunday March 1987
4 Take Off Young Sunday April 1988
5 Change Shōnen Sunday November 1985
6 Plus 1 Ciao June 1986
7 Purple Ciao June 1985
8 What's Going On!? Shōnen Big Comic January 1985

[edit] Short Program 2

The second collection, titled 'Short Program 2, collected stories published between 1988 and 1995. In Japan, Shogakukan published this in June 1996. In the United States, Viz Media published this collection in April 2004. Unlike the first volume, this collection was published right to left, in the now-standard paper size for manga.

Flag of Japan Short Program 2 ISBN 4091218822 (original release)
ISBN 4091278728 (2005 re-release)
Flag of the United States Short Program 2 ISBN 156931473X
# Title Serialized Publication Date
1 Before Spring Comes Petit Comic April 1992
2 Subject - Wakaba Weekly Young Sunday January 1995
3 A Stop on the Way Shōnen Sunday September 1994
4 5X4P Big Comic Superior July 1992 - September 1992
5 4 on the Richter Scale Shōnen Sunday July 1988
6 Aim At the Ace Shōgaku Shinen Sei June 1986
7 Spring Call Shōnen Sunday April 1993
8 Spring Passes Big Comic Spirits May 1993
9 The Road Home Young Sunday October 1989 - November 1989
10 Sayonara Game Big Comic 1991 Summer Special

[edit] Short Program 3

This volume was published in July 2007 in Japan. No announcements have been made regarding an English-language release in North America.

Flag of Japan Short Program 3 ISBN 4091278736 (original release)
Flag of the United States unreleased
# Title Serialized Publication Date

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