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The BAKULOVE series is a collection of parody works that re-imagine the characters from the Bakuman universe.
Bakulove is not a commercial product; it is the name of a doujinshi series (or "circle series") created by a specific, anonymous artist collective in the early 2010s. The indicates it is the third volume in that series. c79 bakuman bakulove 3 linda project
, the manga by Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata about two aspiring manga creators. BakuLove 3
Bakulove 3 and the wider LINDA Project Bakuman series are now a part of internet history. While physical copies from Comiket 79 are likely rare collector's items, the series gained widespread recognition through online distribution. The "IMBA神裝典藏版 V3.0 PLUS" is a prime example. This was a collection, compiled in 2011, that included Chinese-language versions of all four Bakulove volumes, alongside LINDA Project works for other series like Detective Conan and Final Fantasy XII . This public link is valid for 7 days
The C79 Bakuman Bakulove 3 Linda Project is an extraordinary collaboration between various creators, artists, and fans. This project aimed to bring together the world of Bakuman and its spin-offs, Bakulove and Linda, under one umbrella. The project involved numerous contributors, including:
The is a shining example of fan passion, showcasing the depth and creativity that arises when a community deeply connects with a series. It captures a moment in time (C79) where Bakuman was at its peak, transforming that energy into a lasting piece of creative work that fans still appreciate for its dedication, art, and romantic exploration. Can’t copy the link right now
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When Bakuman —created by Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata—gained massive traction in Weekly Shonen Jump for its realistic yet dramatic portrayal of the manga industry, it naturally caught the attention of independent artists. Linda Project jumped on the trend, creating a dedicated fan-comic series titled The Concept Behind "Bakulove 3"
Most entries in the Bakulove series are choice-based.