Tokyo Babylon (manga)
Tokyo Babylon (OAV) (adaptation)
Tokyo Babylon 2 (OAV) (sequel)
Tokyo Babylon 1999 (live-action movie) (alternate retelling)
X/1999 (manga) (spinoff)
X (movie) (adaptation)
X (TV) (alternate retelling)
X OAV (prequel)
X - X2 double X (OAV) (compilation)
Alternative title:
Токио Вавилон (Russian)
東京BABYLON (Japanese)
Themes:
shounen-ai
Objectionable content:
Significant (bloody violence and/or swearing and/or nudity)
Plot Summary:
Subaru Sumeragi is a 16 year old, cheerful and extremely caring Onmyou medium (the head of his family, the Sumeragi clan) who confronts and helps take care of ghosts and spirits with the help of his twin sister, Hokuto, and his gentleman friend, Seishiro. Subaru does his best to help anyone he meets, but the entire atmosphere of the polluted city of Tokyo in the 90s, brings about a feeling of desperation that threatens to drag Subaru's spirit down.
User Ratings:
234 ratings have been given [details]
Number of tankoubon:
7
Number of pages:
170
Volumes:
#1. T.Y.O., Babel, Destiny
#2. Dream, Smile
#3. Call A, Call B
#4. Crime, Save A, Save B
#5. Old, Box, Rebirth
#6. News, Pair
#7. End, Secret, Start
Vintage:
1991
Releases: We have 17
Official website:
Links: We have 1
Trivia: We have 2
In the news 5 times:
2003-11-13 Tokyopop's Lament of the Lamb confirmed
2002-09-02 AXNY: TOKYOPOP
2002-02-28 May Manga Releases
2000-06-21 Viz Items Shipping in October
1999-01-20 CPM launches AniMail, makes announcements
Comment:
Tokyo Babylon is a predessor to CLAMP's X series, both featuring the characters Subaru, Seishiro and Hokuto. The events of Tokyo Babylon happen about 9 years before X.
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Tokyo Babylon (GN 1) 2004-05-01 (from $1.89) | ||||||||
Tokyo Babylon (GN 4) 2004-11-01 (from $6.77) | ||||||||
Tokyo Babylon (GN 5) 2005-01-11 (from $6.77) | ||||||||
Tokyo Babylon (GN 6) 2005-03-08 (from $6.62) | ||||||||
Tokyo Babylon (GN 7) 2005-05-10 (from $6.77) |
Story & Art: CLAMP | Serialized In: South | |||||||
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Art Director: Matt Alford Adaptation: Carol Fox Copy Editing: Suzanne Waldman Cover Design: Seth Cable Cover Layout: Patrick Hook | (none) | |||||||
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(none) | Publisher: Editions Tonkam | |||||||
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Translation: Ernesto Cellie | (none) | |||||||
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(none) | Publisher: Carlsen Comics | |||||||
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(none) | Publisher: JBC (Brazil) | |||||||
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(none) | Licensed by: Da Ran Culture Enterprise Co., Ltd. | |||||||
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