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# Werewolf Cronicle

Kazu Suzuki's past Werewolf-related works

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**Manga "The Werewolf Chronicles: The Pioneers Who Created the Boom”**

A growth story about how the Werewolf Games business expanded after having released "The Werewolf Game: A Nightmare in Prison" in 2011.

The manga comprises stories introducing Kazu Suzuki and other creators involved in the creation of the game.  These stories are based on interviews with friends and fans who have led the Werewolf craze, including other exciting “behind-the-scenes stories behind the game.