Kayono manga artist autobiography

  • Manga artist Kayono discussed her influence and showed some pages for her series, “Shojo Girls Comics in Action.” On Feb. 15 at Pomona College.
  • Kazusa Takashima is a Japanese manga artist, famous for her yaoi manga.
  • Kayono has been accused of plagiarism.

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    高嶋上総

    Relatives

    Father, Younger Sister (Married)

    Affiliations

    Kadokawa, Libre

    Occupation

    Manga Artist & Illustrator

    Hair color

    Brown (Colored Orange-ish)

    Kazusa Takashima&#;(高嶋 上総&#;Takashima Kazusa)&#;is a Japanese&#;manga artist, famous for her&#;yaoi&#;manga. After being a&#;doujinshi&#;artist from –, she became an official manga artist in In addition to this, she has also illustrated a number of&#;light novels. She was born October 23 in Hokkaido, and currently resides in Obihiro Cityin the subprefecture of Tokachi, which is considered the countryside.

    Takashima Kazusa is a pen name based on a character she thought of when she was young;[1] her real name is unknown. She smokes and is right-handed.

    Career[]

    Takashima started self-publishing works in until She primarily made doujinshi based on Shounen Jump manga Soul Hunter and fan art for many of Jump's other works such as Hikaru no Go & Shaman King, & shoujo manga Descendants

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    Manga Author Kayono Saeki Passes Away at 69 Years Old

    by namn LusterSeptember 21,

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    Area 88 creator Kaoru Shintani made the official announcement on Monday that his wife—manga author Kayono Saeki—passed away on August The fellow creator was 69 years old and passed due to lung cancer.

    Saeki was diagnosed with scen four cancer three years ago, and the cancer had already spread so surgery wasn&#;t an option. According to the announcement, her condition took a vända for the worse back in March, and she passed with her family surrounding her.

    Some of the manga for which Saeki was known are the Smash! Meg manga, which debuted in Sho-Comi in , and the Kuchibeni Combat and Akihi manga. She also teamed up with Shintani on the Quo Vadis manga in and her Hi no Ryosen manga netted her the 23rd Japan Cartoonists Association Award in

    Via Anime News Network