Zatch Bell 5 - Raiku, Makoto
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One of the best mangas in history is back! Winner of the Shogakukan Award for best shonen manga. Kiyomaro has received the most amazing gift of his life: Zatch Bell, a strange boy with a red book that contains incredible power that only Kiyomaro can decipher. In this fifth volume, new mamodos will appear that Kiyomaro and Zatch can finally trust as allies: Zatch will learn that, if he wants to become a just king, he will have to collaborate with his rivals for the throne. What will the future hold for our protagonists? The battle has begun.

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One of the best mangas in history is back! Winner of the Shogakukan Award for best shonen manga. Kiyomaro has received the most amazing gift of his life: Zatch Bell, a strange boy with a red book that contains incredible power that only Kiyomaro can decipher. In this fifth volume, new mamodos will appear that Kiyomaro and Zatch can finally trust as allies: Zatch will learn that, if he wants to become a just king, he will have to collaborate with his rivals for the throne. What will the future hold for our protagonists? The battle has begun.
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Makoto Raiku, was born on August 23, 1974 in Gifu - Japan. Raiku began his manga career as an assistant to Kazuhiro Fujita in his manga Ushio & Tora. He was accepted to Manga University. He began creating several one-shots for the Shōnen manga anthology such as Bird Man (1991-) which is about a young pilot, Hero Ba-Ban (The Forbidden Hero) which is about weak but happy superheroes, and Genmai Blade which is about a teenage medicinal exorcist. In 1999 he created a series called New Town Heroes, this series was published in Shōnen Sunday Super, a temporary publication that offers upcoming mangaka and one-shots from the main Sunday book. In 2001, Raiku started the manga series Konjiki No Gash!! which began to be published in Shogakukan's Shōnen Sunday magazine and in 2003, inspiring an anime version (Konjiki No Gash Bell!) produced by Toei Animation. Both versions are very popular in Japan. In the US the manga and anime are known as Zatch Bell!. In a chapter of Zatch Bell!, Raiku makes an appearance with his own story, and also plays the role of Ponygon's companion in the game, Zatch Bell!