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- Moonlight Mile (stylized in all caps) is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Yasuo Ohtagaki. It was serialized in Shogakukan's seinen manga magazine Big Comic Superior from 2000 to 2011, when the manga entered a ten-year hiatus. It resumed publication on Pixiv in December 2021. A twenty-six episode anime television series by Studio Hibari was broadcast on Wowow for two seasons in 2007. The story follows a pair of mountain climbers who decide to become astronauts. Yasuo Ohtagaki says, in the preview special of the anime, that his goal in writing the story was to create a realistic space drama that features the political elements involved in modern space missions. Ken Noguchi, a professional mountain climber, provided inspiration to the creators of Moonlight Mile for their depictions of ascending Mount Everest. (en)
- Moonlight Mile (ムーンライトマイル?) è un manga di pubblicato in Giappone sulla rivista Big Comic Spirits della Shogakukan dal 2001. Dal settembre del 2006 è disponibile in edizione italiana, curata dalla Planet Manga e disponibile in fumetterie ed edicole trimestralmente. Dal manga sono state tratte due serie televisive anime. A seguito di scarse vendite la pubblicazione italiana si è interrotta col quinto volume. (it)
- 『MOONLIGHT MILE』（ムーンライトマイル）は、太田垣康男による日本の漫画作品。 (ja)
- Moonlight Mile (яп. ムーンライトマイル, Миля лунного света) — манга , которая также была адаптирована в аниме-сериал. Манга издается компанией Shogakukan, а аниме снимает режиссёр и анимационная студия Studio Hibari. Первая серия аниме транслировалась в эфире WOWOW 4 февраля 2007 года. Регулярные трансляции начались 3 марта 2007 года. История повествует о паре альпинистов, которые решили стать космонавтами. В превью к аниме Отагаки рассказал, что его цель была создать историю реалистической космической драмы, демонстрирующую, как много политики в современных космических запусках. (ru)
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- Eiyuu no Kikan (en)
- Hatenaki yume (en)
- Hoshi no machi kara (en)
- Juuninen Kaitakusha (en)
- Omoide no Viola (en)
- Orion no Tate (en)
- Rasuto suingu (en)
- Reisen Futatabi (en)
- Sabaku no chikai (en)
- Sora no mukou he (en)
- Tenkuu no Shougosha (en)
- Ugokidashita Uchuu (en)
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- First tankōbon volume cover (en)
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- The Moon Walker accident is investigated to discover who is truly responsible. (en)
- Orion docks to Galileo, but a large solar storm threatens the crew in low Earth orbit. (en)
- The Chinese government launches a crewed anti-satellite weapon, and Lostman is sent on a secret mission to destroy it. The life of Gorou's family is also seen. (en)
- Gorou arrives at the International Space Station and helps construct the Horner cargo vessel that travels between the Earth and the Moon. (en)
- The American Star Fighters attack the Chinese combat ship Yǎolóng . Both sides end up damaged. (en)
- Gorou and Lostman are inspired to become astronauts after seeing the International Space Station from the peak of Mount Everest. They set out in different ways to achieve that goal. (en)
- The idol journalist Maggy Hiraoka visits the ISS, where she notices a suspicious military robot, and Galileo, before it leaves for the Moon. (en)
- Malik builds model rockets in the US and faces anti-Arab racism and stereotyping. (en)
- The German spacecraft Doner Kebab and its pilot, Carl Vilsmeier, have to be rescued before the vessel is expected to re-enter and hit Sydney, Australia. (en)
- As the crewed cislunar transport Galileo is being built, Lostman performs a combat exercise with five other X-77 Star Fighters. (en)
- Lostman launches on the American Space Shuttle Odyssey to meet up with Gorou on the ISS. However, the shuttle is temporarily diverted to a secret military space station. (en)
- As the lunar base continues to develop, Gorou pays respects to his mother. Fatima, one of the civilian crew, becomes stranded and accidentally discovers American military activity on the far side of the Moon. (en)
- The second lunar expedition team travels to the Moon on the Horner. Gorou is informed of his mother's death. (en)
- The crew of the first lunar expedition, including Gorou, is announced, and launches on the next-generation space shuttle Orion. Lostman prepares to go to the Moon. (en)
- A corruption scandal is exposed regarding the Moon Walker's development. (en)
- During the construction of Galileo, a large solar panel comes loose and has to be retrieved, leading to the discovery of a lost cosmonaut who was going to land on the Moon in June 1969. (en)
- Maggy controls the secret X-0 Guardian robot via a neural interface to rescue the ISS crew. The ISS and Orion are damaged, so all survivors on board go to the Moon together on Galileo. (en)
- In the United States, Gorou meets with his friend Chris Jefferson, who launches into space to evaluate orbital construction equipment. (en)
- Gorou's skills as a construction worker are tested as he has to rescue another worker who is trapped without causing the building to collapse. (en)
- On a US military mission to Iraq, Lostman's plane is shot down. After leaving captivity, he befriends a local father and son named Achmed and Malik, respectively. (en)
- Lostman travels in the top-secret X-68 Nightmare from Area 51 to test a fighter spacecraft at the military space station Enterprise. (en)
- After development problems with the Japanese H-3 rocket, Gorou goes to Russia to fly on the Gagarin space shuttle, which also needs more reliability but is closer to completion. (en)
- A debris strike during a spacewalk puts Maggy in danger. After being rescued, a large debris field hits the ISS. (en)
- Two Italians, Paulo and his adopted son Miguel, visit the ISS on the Space Shuttle Vanguard. (en)
- Gorou tests the Japanese Moon Walker mecha underwater, but there is an accident that ends up crushing and killing a diver. (en)
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- Crisis (en)
- Gamblers (en)
- Reunion (en)
- Dogfight (en)
- My Sweet Home (en)
- Neverending Dream (en)
- Rocket Boys (en)
- Star Fighter (en)
- Tears of the Moon (en)
- A Hero's Return (en)
- Cold War Resumes (en)
- Current of Doubt (en)
- Desert's Oath (en)
- From the City of Stars (en)
- Guardian of the Sky (en)
- Last Swing (en)
- Maggy's SHOW (en)
- Memories of the Viola (en)
- Moon Base (en)
- Moon Walker (en)
- Moving Out to Space (en)
- Orion's Shield (en)
- Returning Alive from Orbit (en)
- The Data Which is Altered (en)
- To Beyond the Sky (en)
- Twelve Pioneers (en)
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- Moonlight Mile (ムーンライトマイル?) è un manga di pubblicato in Giappone sulla rivista Big Comic Spirits della Shogakukan dal 2001. Dal settembre del 2006 è disponibile in edizione italiana, curata dalla Planet Manga e disponibile in fumetterie ed edicole trimestralmente. Dal manga sono state tratte due serie televisive anime. A seguito di scarse vendite la pubblicazione italiana si è interrotta col quinto volume. (it)
- 『MOONLIGHT MILE』（ムーンライトマイル）は、太田垣康男による日本の漫画作品。 (ja)
- Moonlight Mile (яп. ムーンライトマイル, Миля лунного света) — манга , которая также была адаптирована в аниме-сериал. Манга издается компанией Shogakukan, а аниме снимает режиссёр и анимационная студия Studio Hibari. Первая серия аниме транслировалась в эфире WOWOW 4 февраля 2007 года. Регулярные трансляции начались 3 марта 2007 года. История повествует о паре альпинистов, которые решили стать космонавтами. В превью к аниме Отагаки рассказал, что его цель была создать историю реалистической космической драмы, демонстрирующую, как много политики в современных космических запусках. (ru)
- Moonlight Mile (stylized in all caps) is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Yasuo Ohtagaki. It was serialized in Shogakukan's seinen manga magazine Big Comic Superior from 2000 to 2011, when the manga entered a ten-year hiatus. It resumed publication on Pixiv in December 2021. A twenty-six episode anime television series by Studio Hibari was broadcast on Wowow for two seasons in 2007. (en)
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- MOONLIGHT MILE (ja)
- Moonlight Mile (манга) (ru)
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