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Splatoon manga now available in English

Posted on May 19, 2015 by Oliver Jameson

Kantopia has posted a fully translated version of the new Splatoon manga from CoroCoro magazine. It’s short, but sweet, and you can read it here!

I won’t take away much of your time, if you want to find out a bit more about this Splatoon tie-in manga, then check out our original post about it here.

Source: Kantopia

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