[[File:Akira Himekawa.jpg|thumb|Drawing of Akira Himekawa]]
[[File:Akira Himekawa.jpg|thumb|300px|Akira Himekawa in Barcelona, Spain]]
'''Akira Himekawa''' are the creators of one of {{TLoZ|Series|-}} [[manga]] series.
'''Akira Himekawa''' are the creators of one of {{TLoZ|Series|-}} [[manga]] series.
==Biography==
==Biography==
Akira Himekawa is the collaboration of two women, A. Honda and S. Nagano. Their ''The Legend of Zelda'' manga series started with the {{OoT|Himekawa}}, released in 1999 in Japan. They have released manga for almost every main entry in the series. Their manga series include alternative storylines to the games, as well as new ones. These include a background story for {{MM|Object}} and the creation of new characters and races, such as the [[Watarara]]. A [[The Legend of Zelda Manga Box Set|manga box set]] was released on October 25, 2011 including all their manga released up to the {{PH|Himekawa}}.
Akira Himekawa is the collaboration of two women, A. Honda and S. Nagano. Their {{TLoZ|-}} manga series started with [[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (Himekawa)|''Ocarina of Time'']], published in 2000 in Japan. They have released manga for almost every main entry in the series. Their manga series include alternative storylines to the games, as well as new ones. These include a background story for {{MM|Object}} and the creation of new characters and races, such as the [[Watarara]]. A [[The Legend of Zelda Manga Box Set|manga box set]] was released on October 25, 2011 including all their manga released up to [[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass (Himekawa)|''Phantom Hourglass'']].
Akira Himekawa's manga series has also been released in different languages, including English by Viz Media and Spanish by Norma Editorial.
Akira Himekawa's manga series has also been translated to English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese.
==''The Legend of Zelda'' (Mishouzaki)==
=={{TLoZ|-}} Manga==
*{{OoT|Himekawa|-}} (parts 1 and 2)
*{{OoT|Himekawa|-}}
*{{MM|Himekawa|-}}
*{{MM|Himekawa|-}}
*{{OoS|Himekawa|-}}
*{{OoS|Himekawa|-}}
*{{OoA|Himekawa|-}}
*{{OoA|Himekawa|-}}
*{{FS|Himekawa|-}} (parts 1 and 2)
*{{FS|Himekawa|-}}
*{{TMC|Himekawa|-}}
*{{TMC|Himekawa|-}}
*{{ALttP|Himekawa|-}}
*{{ALttP|Himekawa|-}}
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File:Akira Himekawa Nintendo Dream Artwork.jpg|Nintendo Dream artwork depicting Link and Epona
File:Akira Himekawa Nintendo Dream Artwork.jpg|Nintendo Dream artwork depicting Link and Epona
File:Akira Himekawa Game Magazine Artwork.jpg|Game Magazine artwork depicting two Links and Epona
File:Akira Himekawa Game Magazine Artwork.jpg|Game Magazine artwork depicting two Links and Epona
File:Akira Himekawa Christmas Artwork.jpg|Christmas artwork depicting Link and some [[Kokiri]]s
File:Akira Himekawa Christmas Artwork.jpg|Christmas artwork depicting Link and some [[Kokiri]]
File:Akira Himekawa Coming-of-Age Day Artwork.jpg|Coming-of-Age Day artwork depicting child and adult Link
File:Akira Himekawa Coming-of-Age Day Artwork.jpg|Coming-of-Age Day artwork depicting child and adult Link
File:OoT (Himekawa) 17th anniversary Artwork.png|''Ocarina of Time'' 17th anniversary artwork
Akira Himekawa is the collaboration of two women, A. Honda and S. Nagano. Their The Legend of Zelda manga series started with Ocarina of Time, published in 2000 in Japan. They have released manga for almost every main entry in the series. Their manga series include alternative storylines to the games, as well as new ones. These include a background story for Majora's Mask and the creation of new characters and races, such as the Watarara. A manga box set was released on October 25, 2011 including all their manga released up to Phantom Hourglass.
Akira Himekawa's manga series has also been translated to English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese.
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