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Suzuki Koji. First Printing - Februarysth, 1999 - ringworld books 3/ll/03 5:48 PM T I I I the Ring/ Ringu $y: SuzukiKoji. First printing - June20th, 1991. sroRy:Wren magazinereporterAsakawa Kazuyuki's niece dies suddenlyunder rnysterious circumstances, he decidesto do a titfle investigatinginto the causeof her death.He findsout that,though separatedby distance,his niecedied at exacilythe sametime as lhree of her triends-He also leamsthat all four of themhad watcheda videotape- a tape that kills whomeverwatcfresit exacflyseven days later. NqrEsAND tMpREsSlOruS; Author suzuki Koji presentsa story that, whileengaging, is not quite as polished as in f?asen.The charac'tersans also very differentfrom theironscreen counterparts,with AsakawaKazuyuki being a manied man and Ryuji a sadisticboor home whose past may or may not involve rape. AIso, the famous televison scene is noaftwere to be found: Rn6l director Nakata Hideo credited Wdeadrornefor its inspiration. 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Thoughthe ended up going to Riag veteranTakahashi uirosrii, rour scripts were sefected pubtished to be in a colledion entiled Ring: MottoXawii Vinsu no Hanashi(Ring: Four scarier Tales).Those scripts are an Air, Thewell, somJone rs Watching,and Loop af the Rrhg.The book was pubfishedwith a very uniquedesign- it is in the size and shape of a videotape,and featuies a slipcoverto fu*her the illusidn. -Ifie ildysfenesof Ring,Rase4 and Laop(author:ttou Maki) publishedin 1999 addresses both movie and novel versions_of the ffngr universe.The boor tackles severallingering questions from the novels,and also feailrresa glossaryand characterlist. -Ordering informationfor the productslisted here is found on the merchandisepage. te,d {c} 200l-201'3J Lopea All charrclers and sitratbns rernain tre pmperty of ffreir raspective owneni, narnety Kadolcawas.o*n, Asmift Ace Picturce, Fuii TV, Drenrllllorfts, and guzuki Koii, tfre nran be*rind tha RIng. http://ringwortd. som rux.com/books.htm Page4 of4.
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