2012-10-08, 12:45 | Link #1 |
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Looking for Business/Law/Medical Manga or Anime
Started this tread a number of years ago and I am looking for an update to my favorite settings.
http://forums.animesuki.com/showthread.php?t=68354 Essentially I am looking for Manga (preferred) or Anime which are business/law or medical related. For businesses, I am looking for stories about building business empires, starting new companies, CEO stories, mergers and acquisitions, business and polictics,..etc. For law related, basically I am looking for Phoenix Wright or John Grisham type stories. For medical, stories about doctors, weird disease, hopitals,..etc. This probably a very small niche but stories that so far interest me that I have read that include some of the elements above: - Historie - Team Medical Dragon - Sprce and Wolf - Akagi/Kaiji - Junni Kokki - Black Jack I also have Kirosagi on my to-read list. Please |
2012-10-08, 13:46 | Link #2 |
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Saiunkoku Monogatari - Maybe? I seem to remember the larger part of the story involves the protagonist's ambition to become a court official.
Kurosagi - Might sort of fit in the business/law categories... the protagonist swindles swindlers. edit: well, I guess you already have it on your "to read" list if you made a typo. |
2012-10-08, 17:28 | Link #5 |
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Awesome, quick answers from already. Yes, made a typo on Kurosagi. Will check out Saiunkoku Monagatari.
Wow, Daikichi's Salesmanship is hard to find. Try searching for Uttare Daikichi! too and saw a couple of pages describing the manga but did not see any shop selling or site for DL. Guys, keep them coming. |
2012-10-09, 00:21 | Link #6 |
Hiding Under Your Bed
Join Date: May 2008
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I'm not really sure what Historie has to do with the business/law/medical genres, but here goes for some suggestions:
1) Otoyomegatari. Historical manga. Incorporates elements of business/law-more so, I think, than Historie does-but, those aren't its primary foci. Otoyomegatari is aka "A Bride's Story", and it is set in 19th century Asia. I wouldn't have mentioned it all if you hadn't listed Historie. 2) Doctor Du Ming. Medical/psychological manga. Due to its nature, it's hard to give an accurate blurb without giving things away. Most blurbs you'll find by googling are a bit misleading for this very reason, I think. Main character is an anesthesiologist. It's also fairly dark, in case that is or isn't your thing. 3) Ray the Animation. This anime has a loose connection to Black Jack, in that Black Jack is the doctor who "rescued" her and gave her her new eyes. Similar to Black Jack in being a medical anime/manga. Ray is a surgeon who's new eyes have X-ray like vision. As you can imagine, episodes tend to focus on how she solves bizarre medical issues through the use of her eyes.
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2012-10-09, 04:03 | Link #7 |
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What if the manageress of a high school baseball team read Drucker's Management?
You get a best-selling light novel that gets adapted into a fairly successful anime and a somewhat lacklustre live-action movie. |
2012-10-14, 22:16 | Link #9 |
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I watched the few subbed episodes of Tezuka Osamu's Hidamari no Ki and think you might try tracking down the manga. I have no idea whether any of it has been translated or not, though. Tezuka's great grandfather, a physician trying to convert Japan to Western medicine, is one of the two main characters in the story.
The main characters in Monster are a neurosurgeon and a law student, though for most of the story neither of them are practicing their professions. Moshidora is the only other show I thought of as well.
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2012-10-16, 07:56 | Link #10 | |
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One more suggestion. Though it's not directly related to business, Hataraki Man sheds light into an important aspect of it: that of balancing professional goals with personal aspirations. Given your login ID, you may be interested to know that the protagonist is a fiercely dedicated news-magazine editor working in an independent publishing company. |
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