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A LiveActionAdapatation LiveActionAdaptation of the series titled ''Dr. Storks'' was produced by TBS and released in 2015. A second season was released in 2020.
* AdaptationExpansion: Some patients' stories are greatly expanded on in the live action. An example is Yano from the first chapter: while her final fate is left unknown, it's revealed she's decided to get a job and leave her newborn baby Kokoro in the hospital's care until she's financially stable enough to properly care for her.
* BittersweetEnding: Some patients don't have happy endings, but there are still glimmers of hope for them. For example, in "Anencephaly", the Kawamuras have a stillbirth, but a year later they were finally able to have a child, with both parents keeping the dead Tsubasa in their hearts.
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* SecretKeeper: Only
* ShownTheWork: Most of the medical fact shown as quite accurate.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Some of Baby's concerts don't have him attending concerts at all due to his rather erratic schedule as a doctor.
* ShownTheWork: Most of the medical fact shown as quite accurate.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Some of Baby's concerts don't have him attending concerts at all due to his rather erratic schedule as a doctor.
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* SecretKeeper: Only
* ShownTheWork: Most ofOnly a few select doctors at the medical fact shown as quite accurate.hospital knows Baby and Kounodori are one and the same.
* ShownTheirWork: Most of the medical fact shown as quite accurate and covers serious topics.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Some of Baby's concerts don't have him attending concerts at all due to his rather erratic schedule as adoctor.doctor.
* TeenPregnancy: Covered in one episode with the mother wondering if she should abort it.
* TraumaCongaLine: Yano. In her childhood, her father left for another mother and her mother regularly screamed at her baby sibling for crying so much saying they would've got a good man if not for them. Then she winds up pregnant and the baby;s father leaves her.
* ShownTheWork: Most of
* ShownTheirWork: Most of the medical fact shown as quite accurate and covers serious topics.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Some of Baby's concerts don't have him attending concerts at all due to his rather erratic schedule as a
* TeenPregnancy: Covered in one episode with the mother wondering if she should abort it.
* TraumaCongaLine: Yano. In her childhood, her father left for another mother and her mother regularly screamed at her baby sibling for crying so much saying they would've got a good man if not for them. Then she winds up pregnant and the baby;s father leaves her.
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''Kounodori: Dr. Stork'' is a Japanese Senin Manga written by Yu Suzunoki. It was published in Weekly Morning from 2012 to 2020.
The series follows the story of Dr. Kounodori Sakura and his fellow obstetricians as they work to help women bring life into the world. As a side note, Kounodori also leads a double life as the famous pianist Baby, who remains to a mystery to everyone else.
A LiveActionAdapatation of the series titled ''Dr. Storks'' was produced by TBS and released in 2015. A second season was released in 2020.
!!This manga contains the following tropes:
* AscendedFanboy: One of Koundori's patients, Haruka, mentions she loves Baby and wants to be a jazz pianist just like him. When her parents take her to one of Baby's concert on her birthday, Baby takes a moment to let Haruka play piano with her.
* DarkAndTroubledPast: It's shown in flashbacks Kounodori was an orphan who was bullied for not having parents.
* MeaningfulName: Kounodori's stage name as Baby is a clear reference to main career.
* SecretKeeper: Only
* ShownTheWork: Most of the medical fact shown as quite accurate.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Some of Baby's concerts don't have him attending concerts at all due to his rather erratic schedule as a doctor.
The series follows the story of Dr. Kounodori Sakura and his fellow obstetricians as they work to help women bring life into the world. As a side note, Kounodori also leads a double life as the famous pianist Baby, who remains to a mystery to everyone else.
A LiveActionAdapatation of the series titled ''Dr. Storks'' was produced by TBS and released in 2015. A second season was released in 2020.
!!This manga contains the following tropes:
* AscendedFanboy: One of Koundori's patients, Haruka, mentions she loves Baby and wants to be a jazz pianist just like him. When her parents take her to one of Baby's concert on her birthday, Baby takes a moment to let Haruka play piano with her.
* DarkAndTroubledPast: It's shown in flashbacks Kounodori was an orphan who was bullied for not having parents.
* MeaningfulName: Kounodori's stage name as Baby is a clear reference to main career.
* SecretKeeper: Only
* ShownTheWork: Most of the medical fact shown as quite accurate.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Some of Baby's concerts don't have him attending concerts at all due to his rather erratic schedule as a doctor.
