<p>Osamu Tezuka, perhaps ?</p>

<p>In his mangas, the same characters would appear in different roles. Given the ammount of work he produce, it's not a big surprise he could do that. Don't think it was intensive like CLAMP, but was well used, in specific situations.</p>

<p>Tezuka had his <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osamu_Tezuka%27s_Star_System" rel="noreferrer">Star System</a>, and his characters would appear in many stories, sometimes without a formal reference (not being identified as such).</p>

<p>Examples:</p>

<p>Black Jack made some apparitions in Astro Boy... Astro Boy made many apparitions in Black Jack and in other mangas.</p>

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Were their stories similar to CLAMP's that had plots collided with each other?
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<p>Is there any other manga artist/s (famous or not-so-famous) who caters anime or manga like CLAMP's style?</p>

<p>I'm talking about the <em>cross-over style</em> or the re-using of anime characters from one of their manga creations to another and the diverging of their stories. CLAMP is known for that style and it was loosely defined as the "Clamp Universe" or "Clamp Multiverse".</p>

<p>If there is, then who is that manga artist/s and what are those anime/manga that manga artist/s created, and if possible, a preview of the anime's/manga's plot? </p>

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Just to clarify: do you want to know what manga artists (other than CLAMP) have cross-overs or what artists have similar drawing style to CLAMP?
kuwaly
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Manga artists who have cross-overs and have that same "multiverse" style like CLAMP's.
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Is there any other manga artist/s whose style is like CLAMP's?
# Is there any other manga artist/s whose style is like CLAMP's?
Posted by: username_0 on 2013-06-07
Is there any other manga artist/s (famous or not-so-famous) who caters anime or manga like CLAMP's style?

I'm talking about the *cross-over style* or the re-using of anime characters from one of their manga creations to another and the diverging of their stories. CLAMP is known for that style and it was loosely defined as the "Clamp Universe" or "Clamp Multiverse".

If there is, then who is that manga artist/s and what are those anime/manga that manga artist/s created, and if possible, a preview of the anime's/manga's plot?
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> **username_1**: Just to clarify: do you want to know what manga artists (other than CLAMP) have cross-overs or what artists have similar drawing style to CLAMP?  
> **username_0**: Manga artists who have cross-overs and have that same "multiverse" style like CLAMP's.  
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### Answer by username_2 on 2013-06-07. Score: 6 | Accepted answer
Osamu Tezuka, perhaps ?

In his mangas, the same characters would appear in different roles. Given the ammount of work he produce, it's not a big surprise he could do that. Don't think it was intensive like CLAMP, but was well used, in specific situations.

Tezuka had his [Star System](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osamu_Tezuka%27s_Star_System), and his characters would appear in many stories, sometimes without a formal reference (not being identified as such).

Examples:

Black Jack made some apparitions in Astro Boy... Astro Boy made many apparitions in Black Jack and in other mangas.
> **Comments:**
> **username_0** (2013-06-26): Were their stories similar to CLAMP's that had plots collided with each other?  
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