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Edition 8 (2009) honorable mention
Miyazawa Shu
みやざわ しゅう
Miyazawa Shu
Profile
- Gender
- Male
- Nationality
- Japan
- Languages
- Japanese
Career
- Occupations
- Novelist, Light novel author
- Active Years
- 2009-
Awards
| Year | Award | Work | Category | Organization | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2009 | Super Dash Novel Newcomer Award | Ansees | 佳作 | Super Dash Novel Newcomer Award | honorable mention |
Awards & Nominations
Works
Major Works
Ansees: Tōkyō Senki Keppūroku
2009 Light novelA school-battle light novel in which transfer student Tomo Kinosaki becomes an 'Ansees' by drawing a blade and fights at Himuragadana Academy. He is drawn into conflicts with the student council and other factions alongside the blonde, blue-eyed Hikaru and other members.
Ansees: Tōkyō Senki Gensōroku
2009 Light novelSecond volume in the series. Continues by deepening the conflicts among Ansees, their pasts, and relationships between characters.
Ansees: Tōkyō Senki Hirenroku
2010 Light novelFinal volume of the series. Depicts decisive confrontations among main characters, resolves central mysteries, and shows changes in the academy's power balance.
Bibliography
- Ansees: Tōkyō Senki Keppūroku (2009-09-25, Shueisha Super Dash Bunko)
- Ansees: Tōkyō Senki Gensōroku (2009-12-25, Shueisha Super Dash Bunko)
- Ansees: Tōkyō Senki Hirenroku (2010-03-25, Shueisha Super Dash Bunko)
Style & Themes
- Literary Style
- light-novel style brisk narrationmix of comedy and serious tones
- Recurring Motifs
- drawing blades / transformationweapon personificationschool faction conflictsgender and identity
Legacy
Published as an honorable-mention work in the 8th Super Dash Novel Newcomer Award and released as a three-volume light novel series. Debuted commercially via Shueisha's Super Dash Bunko in 2009–2010. Noted for its transformation-battle premise and transgender-related themes.
Trivia
- Ansees is one of Miyazawa Shu's commercial debut works and received an honorable mention in the 8th Super Dash Novel Newcomer Award.
- Illustrations were provided by Kuze; the three-volume series was published by Shueisha's Super Dash Bunko from September 2009 to March 2010.
- The story mixes school setting, transformation-battle elements, and themes related to gender.