Museum

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1. 01)

   Museum Trip: Read a manga with the tag “Skeleton”, “Anachronism” or “Mythology”

   • Manga
   • Skeleton or Anachronism or Mythology

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2. 02)

   Read a manga set in the 19th century or earlier

   • Manga

   1 note

   • If it is not stated in the AniList description, provide a link to a page that indicates the time period in which the manga is set (Such as a wiki page, official website, or a character's page)

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3. 03)

   Read a manga that features a historical figure as a character

   • Manga

   3 notes

   • They must be a specific figure from history or mythology
   • State the character
   • Provide a link to the historical figure’s Wikipedia page

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4. 04)

   Read a manga that began releasing in 1990 or earlier

   • Manga

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5. 05)

   Read a manga with the tags “Historical” and “Swordplay”

   • Manga
   • Historical
   • Swordplay

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6. 06)

   Read a manga that is set during wartime

   • Manga

   1 note

   • Includes fictional wars

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7. 07)

   Read a manga with a character that has royal status

   • Manga

   2 notes

   • State the character and their status (eg. Prince, Princess, King, Queen, Emperor, Empress, royal family member, etc)
   • Provide a link to a page that states their royal status if it is not included on their AniList page (such as a wiki page or character database)

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8. 08)

   Read a manga that takes place in a historical setting outside of Japan

   • Manga

   5 notes

   • A historical setting is a location during a time period at least 30 years before the manga released
   • Real locations and alternative versions of real locations (except Japan) are allowed as long as they are set in a historical time period
   • Isekai settings are not allowed, even if they contain historical elements
   • State the location and time period
   • If it is not stated in the AniList description, provide a link to a page that indicates the location and time period in which the manga is set (Such as a wiki page, official website, or a character's page)

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9. 09)

   Read a manga that features an object that is not commonly used in the present day

   • Manga

   6 notes

   • For example: a feather quill, flame torch, horse-drawn carriage, litter/sedan chair, musket, samurai sword, suit of armour, steam locomotive, candle chandelier, wooden sailing ship, irori stove, stone axe, video tape, rotary telephone, or a traditional hand fan
   • Historical objects that are mainly used in ceremonial, traditional, or educational ways for tourism or preservation are still allowed
   • Fictional objects that never existed in the past or present are also allowed
   • We have created a helpful Museum Objects cheat sheet of approved items which will be added to as new challenge submissions are passed
   • Use the list to be sure an object counts. If an object is not listed, you may use it but it will not be guaranteed to pass
   • Provide a screenshot of the page showing the object

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10. 10)

    Read a manga by an artist that has passed away

    • Manga

    3 notes

    • State the artist
    • The artist must be credited for “Story”, “Art” or “Story & Art”
    • Provide a link to a page that states their date of death if it is not included on their AniList page (such as a wiki page or official website)

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