| 词条 | Lemon People |
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| title = Lemon People レモンピープル | image_file = Lemon People January 1994 issue cover.jpg | image_size = | image_caption = Cover of January 1994 issue. | editor = | editor_title = | previous_editor = | staff_writer = | frequency = Monthly | circulation = | category = sexploitation, hentai manga | company = Kubo Shoten | publisher = | firstdate = February 1982 | lastdate = 1998 | country = Japan | based = | language = Japanese | website = | issn = }}{{nihongo|Lemon People|レモンピープル|Remon Pīpuru}} was a sexploitation hentai manga magazine published by Kubo Shoten from February 1982[1] to November 1998 in Japan. The first issue had some gravure idol photographs, but the format of the magazine quickly switched to all manga by the eighth issue. Lemon People was the longest-running lolita manga magazine in Japan. The magazine genre including science fiction, cyberpunk, space opera, fantasy, and horror that was common worldwide, While the stories were serious, they often were described as humor and parody. Lemon People received competition from other magazines such as Manga Burikko, Manga Hot Milk, Melon Comic, and Monthly Halflita, though none of them achieved the same success. Before Lemon People, adult comics tended to be more dramatic and serious. Lemon People changed the genre by introducing a more cute style of manga, often with less realistic storylines. Lemon People was considered the beginning of the "new wave" of lolicon manga.[2] Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, there was a growing movement in Japan to censor magazines such as Lemon People because some viewed them as harmful to young people. By the mid-1990s, the sales of Lemon People began to drop, and the magazine changed its format to the B5 paper size and reduced its cover price. This strategy was not effective, however, and the November 1998 issue was the last one, ending a run of sixteen years and nine months. Manga artists publishedMany manga artists published works in Lemon People over its nearly seventeen-year run. Following is a list of some of them:
Special issuesBeginning with the 29th issue of Lemon People, some special themed issues started being published infrequently, including two full color mooks for the anime series Fight! Iczer One. Here is a short list of some of them:
TriviaIn the anime Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ, the character Elpeo Ple - an extremely bubbly, playful 11-year-old girl - was named based on this magazine (L People). References1. ^Comic Box, Fusion Product, April 1983, p.178 2. ^{{cite book |editor1-last=Shinpo |editor1-first=Nobunaga |editor1-link=:ja:新保信長 |script-title=ja:消えたマンガ雑誌 |trans-title=Vanished Manga Magazines |date=February 14, 2000 |publisher=Media Factory |location=Tokyo, Japan |language=Japanese |isbn=4-8401-0006-3 |pages=30–37 |trans-chapter=It all started with erotica |chapter=すべてはエロから始まった}} External links
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