Cross Over (manga)

Cross Over

Cross Over volume 1 cover
Genre Comedy, Sports (basketball)
Manga
Written by Kōji Seo
Published by Kodansha
Demographic Shōnen
Magazine Weekly Shōnen Magazine
Original run 20022003
Volumes 7

Cross Over is a Japanese manga written an illustrated by Kouji Seo. The series primarily follows the St. Mariannu boys' basketball team led by the freshman Ogata Natsuki to defeat the prefecture's best team, Fujiwara Academy. This story takes place in the same universe as other Kouji Seo's works do: Suzuka and Kimi no iru machi (A Town Where You Live).

Cross Over was serialized in the Japanese magazine Weekly Shōnen Magazine published by Kodansha from 2002 to 2003. It has since been compiled into seven bound volumes.

Plot

Ogata Natsuki loves to play basketball. His passion for the game and his effort compensates his short stature. Encouraged by his Junior High teammates to try out for the top High School basketball team, Fujiwara Academy. After his tryout, he meets Tachibana Mitsuki who is St. Mariannu High School's basketball team's manager. Ogata goes to watch St. Mariannu 's exhibition game against Fujiwara Academy. After an injury of St. Mariannu player, he decides to substitute in for the player so the game can continue. Afterwards he finds out that he made the team for Fujiwara Academy by their coach. After seeing the difference in sportsmanship between the teams, Ogata decides to attend St. Mariannu and try to help them defeat Fujiwara Academy.

Characters

St. Mariannu High School

A coeducational high school that is known for their cheerleaders squad that had won national three years in a row. The school normally has a weak basketball team because the good players go to Fujiwara Academy, which is close by.

Basketball Team

Cheerleader Squad

Fujiwara Academy

An all-boys high school that is known for their basketball team which has won 134 straight games in their prefecture and participated 23 times in the inter high tournament.[2]

Basketball Team

Other Characters

Release

No.Japanese release dateJapanese ISBN
1 October 17, 2002ISBN 978-4-06-363159-3 [5]
  • 001. Honey Lemon
  • 002. A New Beginning
  • 003. A New Member
  • 004. The Reason for Being No.1
  • 005. Basket Boys In Spa!
2 November 15, 2002ISBN 978-4-06-363172-2 [6]
  • 006. Normal Weapon
  • 007. Misunderstanding
  • 008. Proof
  • 009. Hang Time
  • 010. Confession
  • 011. Revival
  • 012. Two Kinds of Future
  • 013. The Taste of Lemon
  • 014. Senior High First
3 January 17, 2003ISBN 978-4-06-363197-5 [7]
  • 015. Shell
  • 016. Excuse
  • 017. Bad Boy
  • 018. Just Enemies
  • 019. Can't Lose!
  • 020. Competing Mindset
  • 021. Get Back What Has Been Taken Away!
  • 022. Cheer Up!
  • 023. I Am Not Alone!
4 March 17, 2003ISBN 978-4-06-363220-0 [8]
  • 024. A Few Minutes
  • 025. Disappearing Fire
  • 026. Conclusion
  • 027. Fresh Start
  • 028. The Mayor's Gift
  • 029. Sanada's Strategy
  • 030. Kobudo Practice
  • 031. Natsuki and Kabudo
  • 032. Chance
5 May 16, 2003ISBN 978-4-06-363237-8 [9]
  • 033. Shoulder Blade
  • 034. Price of Mischief
  • 035. Injuries of Two
  • 036. Alone and Together
  • 037. Taste of First Love
  • 038. Basket!!
  • 039. Christopher Knight
  • 040. Debut
  • 041. Ain't Nothing Much
6 August 12, 2003ISBN 978-4-06-363275-0 [10]
  • 042. True Strength
  • 043. Seriousness
  • 044. Blurry Eyes
  • 045. Objective
  • 046. Pressure
  • 047. Kain
  • 048. Kain and Chris
  • 049. Hero
  • 050. Close Call
7 October 17, 2003ISBN 978-4-06-363301-6 [11]
  • 051. The Genius Guard
  • 052. Deception
  • 053. Jouoku Chutei
  • 054. The Goal of the Genius
  • 055. The Return
  • 056. Hero's Arrival
  • 057. The Strongest Rookie
  • 058. Fly, Natsuki!
  • 059. Lemon

References

  1. Seo, Kouji (2002-11-15). "07". Cross Over (in Japanese). 2. Kodansha. p. 08. ISBN 978-4-06-363172-2.
  2. Seo, Kouji (2002-10-17). "01". Cross Over (in Japanese). 1. Kodansha. p. 19. ISBN 978-4-06-363172-2.
  3. 1 2 3 4 Seo, Kouji (2002-10-17). "18". Cross Over (in Japanese). 3. Kodansha. p. 05. ISBN 978-4-06-363197-5.
  4. Seo, Kouji (2002-10-17). "08". Cross Over (in Japanese). 2. Kodansha. p. 07. ISBN 978-4-06-363172-2.
  5. "Shop Kodansha - Cross Over, Vol. 1" (in Japanese). Kodansha. Retrieved 2008-04-15.
  6. "Shop Kodansha - Cross Over, Vol. 2" (in Japanese). Kodansha. Retrieved 2008-04-15.
  7. "Shop Kodansha - Cross Over, Vol. 3" (in Japanese). Kodansha. Retrieved 2008-04-15.
  8. "Shop Kodansha - Cross Over, Vol. 4" (in Japanese). Kodansha. Retrieved 2008-04-15.
  9. "Shop Kodansha - Cross Over, Vol. 5" (in Japanese). Kodansha. Retrieved 2008-04-15.
  10. "Shop Kodansha - Cross Over, Vol. 6" (in Japanese). Kodansha. Retrieved 2008-04-15.
  11. "Shop Kodansha - Cross Over, Vol. 7" (in Japanese). Kodansha. Retrieved 2008-04-15.

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