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December 20, 2001Genso Suikoden Caravelle (幻想水滸伝 カラベル, Gensōsuikoden Karaberu) is a licensed manga anthology published by Kadokawa Shoten in 2001.
Information
Genso Suikoden Caravelle is the third and final manga collection published by Kadokawa Shoten. Like the others, it is a collection of unconnected manga, mostly humorous, some serious, centered around the general time period of Suikoden II, allowing it to include returning Suikoden characters such as McDohl as well as events from Genso Suikogaiden Volumes 1 & 2.
Compared to its predecessor, Genso Suikoden Brunch, Caravelle takes a more serious tone. Although most of the stories are comedic, several cover more somber moments as well. This volume features eight pages of color artwork (and one additional black-and-white picture). The usual end volume messages from the mangaka is preceded by an information section; a series of promotions for various Suikoden games and soundtracks which was also present in Alliance.
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Back cover illustration by Futaba Jun.
