#Takahiro Arai

[aenrev]

Manga Enjolras

[your-villainous-neighbour]

bringing your attention to Takahiro Arai's sketch of victor hugo:

exquisite.

[pureanonofficial]

LES MIS LETTERS IN ADAPTATION - Preface (Les Miserables - Takahiro Arai)

So long as there shall exist, by virtue of law and custom, decrees of damnation pronounced by society, artificially creating hells amid the civilization of earth, and adding the element of human fate to divine destiny; so long as the three great problems of the century—the degradation of man through pauperism, the corruption of woman through hunger, the crippling of children through lack of light—are unsolved; so long as social asphyxia is possible in any part of the world;—in other words, and with a still wider significance, so long as ignorance and poverty exist on earth, books of the nature of Les Misérables cannot fail to be of use. HAUTEVILLE HOUSE, 1862.

[tlacuart]

Hello, I am from México and I recently bought the Les Mis manga.

Les Mis is not popular at all in the hispanic or Latinoamerican fandom, so, Idk, I was hoping to find some friends here? I have a lot of hype rn, and I need to talk to someone😭

I love the book, musical, anime, manga, I've seen almost all the movie adaptations, there is even a mexican one! But it's not of my favs.

It would be nice to do art trades or collabs, I have a lot of silly and tragic aus, or if yoy write I love to make fanart about fanfics!👉👈

[sirgawainofgalifrey]

Okay don't come at me for this but I 100% judge any and all Les Mis adaptations almost completely by their design and characterization of Javert.

Like if he's not on point then I'm sorry, I'm done, I can't.

[secretmellowblog]

Finished rereading the Arai manga adaptation of Les Mis

[readtilyoudie]

Cirque Du Freak Vol 3

[maripr]

I continued feeling under the weather but!!! At least!!! First 3 volumes of the 8 volumes series of Les mis by Arai, in Italian. The one with gorgeous blonde emo bangs Javert!

Now I only need to find the strength to read them (or read at all orz)! Little by little, I'll get there uwu.

[thatbarricadebitch]

Ok so I started reading Takahiro Arai’s Les Mis manga, and I genuinely love it so much.

All the visual symbolism is incredible. I’ve read up to fan times death so far, and it’s just such a great adaptation!!!

It’s clear the artist has a great appreciation for Hugo’s work.

[smhalltheurlsaretaken]

I FOUND THE ENTIRE LES MISERABLES MANGA BY TAKAHIRO ARAI ONLINE YESSSSSSSSS

(one day i'll make a gigantic post/full on presentation about why it's quite literally the best adaptation of Les Misérables ever because I go crayzee every time I read it)

[writtenbyleguin]

does any1 know where i can read the full les mis manga by arai online please i'm desperate&broke

[aenrev]

Enjolras in Arai's manga design

[your-villainous-neighbour]

can't stop thinking abt takahiro arai's evaluation of jean and javert's dynamic, coupled with the massive bold "LOVE IT!!!" at the bottom

exactly, mr arai.

exactly.

[its-kapi-wara]

Current Obsession: Seeing in which adaptations Cosette (a.k.a Euphrasie) and Enjolras could actually fit into the "Siblings AU"

Shoujo Cosette (2007) - Nippon Animation

Les Misérables (2012) - Aaron Tveit & Amanda Seyfried

Les Misérables (2013-2016) - Arai Takahiro

Les Misérables (2014) - Crystal S. Chan

Les Misérables (2018-2019) - Joseph Quinn & Ellie Bamber

[hadleysmis]

Jean Valjean lifts Marius part III

新井隆広

Bonus sewage content:

[thelionandthelark]

Okay, this one is definitely one of my favorite parts of the Les Misérables manga (ARAI TAKAHIRO)

A little context for those who don't remember: at Montparnasse's request, little Gavroche went to the prison and helped some members of Patron Minette escape, as well as his father (M. Thénardier) who had been arrested with them.

With the escape having been successfully completed, Gavroche waits for a few seconds to see if his father will recognize his presence among the others, which of course does not happen because M. Thénardier is horrible both as a person and as a father. Montparnasse notices this and tries to "cheer up" the boy a little by giving him a reward for his help. After that Gavroche leaves.

And finally, there is Montparnasse asking Thénardier if he had noticed the boy who had brought the rope to him, to which the man responds negatively. And Montparnasse is visibly angry about this.

This man can forgive robberies, schemes, break-ins but not shitty parents, and I find that fascinating and funny ☠️