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Created by Ken Akamatsu, the A.I. Love You manga series was serialized following the completion of Akamatsu's previous work, Hito Natsu no Kids Game.

First released on the 6th of April 1994 in Japan and finding completion on the 21st of August 1997, an English translation of the series was published by Tokyopop, beginning in February, 2004, and a French translation by Pika Editions.
Following its initial release, the series has proved extremely popular around the world, both commercially and critically, and received numerous industry awards in Japan and North America, as well as praise from critics.

History[]

Manga Volumes[]

Chapter List and Story Arcs[]

  • Introduction Story
  • Random Story
  • Random Story
  • Beach Story (1st)
  • Peter 4 Arc
  • Random Story
  • Random Story
  • Random Story
  • Toeni Arc
  • Stargazing Arc
  • Billy-G Arc
  • Random Story
  • Random Story
  • Christmas Story
  • Aomori Arc (1st)
  • Random Story
  • Forty Arc
  • Boy's Day Story
  • Forty (girl) Story
  • Forty (boy) Story
  • Random Story
  • Beach Story (2nd)
  • Toeni Story
  • Random Story
  • Random Story
  • Random Story
  • Christmas Story (2nd)
  • Aomori Arc (2nd)
  • Forty (boy) Story
  • Sayo Arc
  • Random Story
  • Random Story
  • Cynthia McDougal Arc
  • Beach Story (3rd)
  • Little Mermaid Arc
  • Toeni Story
  • Forty (girl) Story
  • Yayoi Kobe Arc
  • Spider Zero Arc
  • Program 1: The Program Goes Haywire
  • Program 2: Wake Up at Hotel Ryūgūjō
  • Program 3: Join the Club!
  • Program 4: Take Me to the Ocean!
  • Program 5: The Laughing Invader
  • Program 6: SAYONARA
  • Program 7: Money Trouble?!
  • Program 8: Happy (or Unhappy) Birthday
  • Program 9: The Good Life
  • Program 10: The Lady Who Causes Storms
  • Program 11: She's a Real Hottie!
  • Program 12: The Poolside Kiss
  • Program 13: Love Triangle
  • Program 14: Saati vs. Toeni
  • Program 15: Mountain Happening
  • Program 16: A Wish Upon a Star
  • Program 17: Saati's Crisis
  • Program 18: Death Trap
  • Program 19: Aiming for A.I.
  • Program 20: A.I. Memory... Please Come Back!
  • Program 21: Beware of Sudden Data Collection
  • Program 22: A Day with Puppy
  • Program 23: On a Holy Night
  • Program 24: A Snowy Night in the Mountains
  • Program 25: Please, Touch Me!
  • Program 26: The Third Man?!
  • Program 27: The Gloomy Experience
  • Program 28: Boy's Day or Girl's Day
  • Program 29: Her First Errand
  • Program 30: Love Makes You Think Too Much
  • Program 31: Child's Play
  • Special Program The Inevitable Ocean Route to Hawaii!
  • Program 32: From Cheers to Heartbreak?
  • Program 33: Hurting Her Little Heart
  • Program 34: Please, Tell Mee You Love Me!
  • Program 35: Class is in Session!!
  • Program 36: It's Been a While... I Miss You
  • Program 37: Unforgivable Things
  • Program 38: The Call of the Wild
  • Program 39: If We Meet in a Dream (part 1)
  • Program 40: If We Meet in a Dream (part 2)
  • Special Program Four Lbs Short!!
  • Program 41: How to Become a World Martial Arts Champion!!
  • Program 42: My Fair Lady
  • Program 43: From Cindy
  • Program 44: Who Wants to be a Beach Queen?
  • Program 45: The Wheel of Temptation
  • Program 46: The Last Scene is MINE! (part 1)
  • Program 47: The Last Scene is MINE! (part 2)
  • Program 48: The Last Scene is MINE! (part 3)
  • Program 49: I Love Toeni!
  • Program 50: Forty's Feelings
  • Program 51: The Girl with the Inferiority Complex (part 1)
  • Program 52: The Girl with the Inferiority Complex (part 2)
  • Program 53: Reality Transformation Panic
  • Program 54: Take Heart
  • Program 55: Don't Say Goodbye

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Other Appearances[]

Love Hina[]

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In Love Hina, Ken Akamatsu makes a cameo appearance in the anime OVAs selling copies of the A.I. Love You manga.


See Also[]

  • A.I. Love You Cameo List

Trivia[]

  • The original Japanese title, A・I が止まらない! (A.I. ga Tomaranai!), is a play on words. While it literally means "A.I. Won’t Stop!" the word "A.I." has several meanings. Besides being the acronym for artificial intelligence, it is also the Japanese word for "love" (愛 ai) and the Japanese transcription of the English word "I" (アイ ai). Tokyopop does their best to recreate this pun with their US release of the series in which this case they added "Love You" to create a pun referring to the statement "I Love You" in A.(I. Love You).
  • The Tokyopop version of the manga went out of print as of August 31, 2009.
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