What were Tezuka Kunihiro's doujinshi novels?

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Tezuka Kunihiro was a famous Japanese mangaka and animator. Many of his works had been adapted into manga, animation, and games. As a result, many of Tezuka Kunihiro's doujinshi novels were adapted into manga or anime.

The following are some of Tezuka Kunihiro's doujinshi novels and their corresponding works:

1 "The Prince of Tennis": This was one of Tezuka Kunihiro's most famous works and was adapted into a manga and animation. Some of Tezuka Kunihiro's doujinshi novels told his story as a coach and player.

2 Death Note: This is a science fiction novel created by L, which has also been adapted into manga and animation. Among them, some of Tezuka Kunihiro's Doujinshi novels told the story between the protagonist, Yagami Tsuki, and Tezuka Kunihiro.

[3. The Legend of the Holy Spirit: This is a manga and anime adaptation of Shiro Masamasa, the author of Fate/stay night.] Some of the doujinshi novels by Tezuka Kunihiro described Shiro Masanori's past and the story between him and Tezuka Kunihiro.

4. The Fullmetal Alchemist: This is a fantasy work by Edward Erlich and Armin Van Buren, which has also been adapted into a comic and animation. Some of Tezuka Kunihiro's doujinshi novels told the story between the main character Kim and Ishida.

These are some of Tezuka Kunihiro's famous doujinshi novels and their corresponding works. I hope they can provide you with some help.