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Live action Negima! in the works, according to Ken Akamatsu Mon, 21 May 2007

Much to his own delight, anime-harem master Ken (Love Hina) Akamatsu has recently announced that Negima! will be getting a live action adaptation (presumably TV series) in his native Japan! The author has specifically expressed his overwhelming delight at casting 30+ "3D" girls; the series (and anime of which is currently being released in the UK by Revelation Films) is notorious for its extraordinarily large cast of female characters.

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