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is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Akira Toriyama. It began in late 1997 despite him fighting a hurting arm. The manga was first serialized in Japan by Weekly Shonen Jump and then made into a tankōbon by Jump Comics. This was Toriyama's first major project since the Dragon Ball manga.

Storyline and plot

A troublesome young vampire-hybrid named Paifu and his friends, including a ghost named Jose Rodriguez, are searching for a medicine to cure the monsters in their hometown of a rapid influenza. Cowa! is a short manga (1 book, 14 chapters).

Other characters

  • Mako "Active Volcano" Maruyama (丸山真虎 Maruyama Mako) (often called "Marumayma" and "Makorin" by Paifu)
  • Apone
  • Ku
  • Doctor
  • Baroaba (the Forest Monster)
  • Reonald
  • Witch-sama
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