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For years, fans wondered what the characters would look like as adolescents. Mauricio de Sousa had already experimented with the concept in the late 1990s with Turma da Mônica Criança and occasional special editions. However, the official Turma da Mônica Jovem series was born out of nostalgia. The children who read the original comics in the 1970s, 80s, and 90s were now adults. They craved stories that matured with them.

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An animated adaptation co-produced with Cartoon Network brought the manga designs to television screens. For years, fans wondered what the characters would

One cannot discuss Turma da Mônica Jovem without acknowledging its visual evolution. The art style--primarily developed by artists like (famous for DC Comics) and Mauricio de Sousa Junior —borrows heavily from manga (anime). The children who read the original comics in