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Junior high schooler Moritaka gets asked to collaborate on a manga with his brilliant classmate Akito. He refuses at first, but soon changes his mind.

Moritaka is met with fierce opposition from his mother when he decides to become a manga artist in order to keep his promise to Azuki.

Moritaka takes Akito to visit his uncle's old manga studio three years after his passing to take a look at the stack of storyboards he left behind.

The boys discover that a teenager is making ripples in the manga world as Moritaka takes up the G-pen and Akito studies how manuscripts are made.

Akito runs into some unforeseen difficulties after he and Moritaka establish a goal to submit their first manga to an editor by the end of summer.

The boys experience a roller coaster of emotions as an editor examines their work. The class seating arrangements change when the new term begins.

Moritaka is over the moon about getting to sit next to Azuki. The boys start working on another title when "The Two Earths" doesn’t make the cut.

Akito quickly starts brainstorming for his next story when "One Hundred Millionth" doesn’t get the Tezuka Award despite making it to the final round.

Akito gets suspended from school for fighting, but he makes use of his free time. Moritaka pays him a visit and walks into a sticky situation.

Hattori sits down with Moritaka and Akito to go over "One Hundred Millionth." After the critique, the boys focus on creating a memorable protagonist.

Moritaka and Akito get to work on "Money and Intelligence." They also get accepted to their new school and Hattori approves their rough draft.

Moritaka and Akito start to see Eiji as their competition after they are told their manga will be published. Azuki reveals that she’s moving away.

Moritaka sends his very first message to Azuki after delivering the manuscript to the editors. The boys visit Hattori to see the new sample issue.

Moritaka and Akito take on the challenge of creating an action manga in order to beat their rival as Eiji prepares to get to work on "Yellow Hit."

Hattori gives Moritaka and Akito pointers about creating an action manga. Meanwhile, Azuki struggles on her path to becoming a voice actress.

The boys are shocked when their angel manga doesn't make the cut, but they experience a bigger shock after catching Azuki's voice acting debut on TV.

Eiji demonstrates his ability to adopt other people's suggestions to make them his own when Moritaka goes to his studio to work as an assistant.

Moritaka gets inspired when he sees Eiji recycling one of his old ideas. Meanwhile, Akito is still struggling to come up with a new concept.

Moritaka ends their partnership when Akito fails to keep a promise. Hattori realizes that the boys are both working on a particular theme.

Miyoshi joins Moritaka and Akito at the work studio when the boys go back to being partners again. Meanwhile, Azuki's CD debut is confirmed.

Moritaka and Akito learn that Nakai teamed up with Ko Aoki to enter the Gold Future Cup. Meanwhile, Koji Makaino's true identity is revealed.

Moritaka and the other manga creators gather to protest Makaino's unfair advantage. Fukuda suggests they all take a look at each other's work.

The Gold Future Cup contenders get to work on polishing up their entries. The readers reveal what they like as the competition finally starts.

The outcome of the Gold Future Cup is revealed, but Moritaka and Akito have no time to take a break as they dive right into creating their next manga.

Moritaka and Akito try to calm their nerves as they wait to see if their manga gets chosen among the 13 entries being considered for serialization.

Moritaka and Akito feel a hint of insecurity as they meet their new editor Miura. At a New Year’s party, they meet the genius manga artist Hiramaru.

Moritaka and Akito focus on making “Detective Trap.” Miho thinks back to her past when her manager pressures her to pose for a photo book.

Moritaka and Akito are unnerved by the initial rankings for “Detective Trap”. Nakai rushes to see Aoki after learning of her collaboration with KOOGY.

Moritaka and Akito are increasingly concerned when their manga drops in the rankings. Akito and Miura argue over the best way to handle the situation.

“Detective Trap” climbs up to sixth place. Moritaka pushes himself even harder when their graphic novel release date is confirmed.

When Moritaka is taken to the hospital, Akito asks for Miho’s help in order to convince him to follow his doctor’s orders to stop working.

Chief editor Sasaki pushes to put “Detective Trap” on hiatus over Miura’s objections. Fukuda and the others visit Moritaka at the hospital.

Moritaka’s surgery is a success. When he learns that Fukuda and others are boycotting in protest of the hiatus, Moritaka calls them over for a talk.

Moritaka’s assistants welcome him back to work. The first graphic novel sales are good and their series returns to Jack, but not all is well.

Moritaka and Akito meet with Miura to discuss their next manga title, but they have vastly different opinions on what direction to take next.

Moritaka and Akito’s serious “Future Watch” and the humorous “Hitman 10” are both chosen for publication. Their fates are now up to the readers.

Moritaka and Akito fight with Miura over which of their stories to serialize. After they go their separate ways, a package from Miura arrives.

When Aoki goes to the zoo as she struggles with her new editor’s request, she bumps into Akito who is having trouble coming up with a new character.

Miyoshi talks to Miho after discovering that Akito met with Iwase at the zoo. Meanwhile, Moritaka and Akito start working on their comedy manga.

Moritaka calls Miho to apologize, but they just wind up butting heads. Meanwhile, Moritaka and Akito’s new manga takes the top spot in the rankings.

Akito and Moritaka try to help Aoki by introducing her to their old classmate Ishizawa, but Fukuda shows up and insists on helping her himself.

Aoki’s manga gets selected for serialization. Nakai is disgusted with himself as he faces unemployment and starts talking about moving back home.

Akito gets fired up when he hears that Iwase and Eiji are working on a manga called “+Natural.” The serialization meeting bears unexpected results.

Akito discovers something unexpected when he visits his prospective in-laws. Moritaka and Akito are floored by the quality of “+Natural.”

Moritaka starts to worry as Akito struggles to come up with funny ideas; Eiji’s declaration on TV allows Moritaka to make an important decision.

When Moritaka and Akito decide to end their current manga to start anew, Miura suggests putting a twist on their old “Money and Intelligence” idea.

Hattori visits Moritaka and Akito at the studio to give them important advice. Later, Akito suggests Moritaka spy on Hattori for inspiration.

Moritaka and Akito show Miura their rough draft of “Perfect Crime Club.” They are confident of its quality, but is it good enough to be serialized?

Moritaka and Akito’s new manga is approved for serialization. Hattori becomes their editor again and tells them what really happened at the meeting.

Moritaka takes their manga in a new stylistic direction. It is renamed “PCP,” and Moritaka pours his soul into making sure it takes the top ranking.