The Man of the Sun and the Woman of the Earth

Diné Bahaneʼ

The Man of the Sun and the Woman of the Earth
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The Man of the Sun and the Woman of the Earth

Diné Bahaneʼ

The Story of the Navajo People

Origination: Manga
Demographic: Seinen
Published: 2011
Status: 📗 Completed
Translation: 📗 Completed
Ranked: #47,664
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Koike Keiichi's take on the Story of the Navajo People.
This short story was published in 野生哲学 アメリカ・インディアンに学ぶ (管啓次郎. May 2011. ISBN 9784062881074)

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Authors: Koike Keiichi
Artists: Koike Keiichi
Genres: Historical
Format: Oneshot
Publishers: Kodansha

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  • Brother/s
  • Legend/s
  • Mythology
  • North America
  • Origin Story/ies
  • Abusive Sibling/s
  • America
  • Ancestor/s
  • Ancient Civilization
  • Ancient Era
  • Animal Characteristics
  • Animal/s
  • Armed Combat
  • Bird/s
  • Body Horror
  • Desert
  • Father and Son
  • Giant Monster/s
  • Giant/s
  • Goddess/es
  • God/s
  • Half-Human
  • Half Siblings
  • Hero/es
  • Heroine/s
  • House/s
  • Interspecies Relationship
  • Monster/s
  • Moon
  • Mother and Son
  • Mountain/s
  • Multiple Couples
  • Multiple Worlds
  • Mythical Beast/s
  • Old Man
  • Old Woman
  • Plant/s
  • Quest/s
  • Spear-Wielder
  • Special Weapons
  • Spider/s
  • Tribal
  • Tribe/s
  • Twin/s
  • Warrior/s
  • Epic
  • High Fantasy
  • Based on a Myth
  • Native American

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