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Karaoke Terror | 昭和歌謡大全集 (2003) dir. Shinohara Tetsuo

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Special Guest appearance:

Shinichi Shinohara

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Weekly Shonen Jump 55th anniversary appendix in Weekly Shonen Jump 2023 issue #33

1968 Weekly Shonen Jump Issue #1 Otoko Ippiki Gaki-Daisho by Hiroshi Motomiya 1969 Dr. Toilet by Kazuyoshi Torii 1970 The Gutsy Frog by Yasumi Yoshizawa 1971 Tezuka Manga Award 1st Edition Samurai Giants by Ikki Kajiwara & Ko Inoue Boy of the Wilderness Isamu by Soji Yamakawa & Noboru Kawasaki 1972 Astro Kyudan by Shiro Tōzaki & Norihiro Nakajima 1973 Play Ball by Akio Chiba Hochonin Ajihei by Jiro Gyu & Jo Big 1974 Akatsuka Manga Award 1st Edition 1975 The Circuit Wolf by Satoshi Ikezawa Doberman Deka by Buronson & Shinji Hiramatsu 1976 Toudai Icchokusen by Yoshinori Kobayashi Kochikame by Osamu Akimoto 1977 Ring ni Kakero by Masami Kurumada Susume!! Pirates by Hisashi Eguchi 1978 Cobra by Buichi Terasawa 1979 Kinnikuman by Yudetamago 1980 Dr. Slump by Akira Toriyama 1981 Captain Tsubasa by Yoichi Takahashi Cat's Eye by Tsukasa Hojo Stop!! Hibari-kun! by Hisashi Eguchi 1982 High School! Kimengumi by Motoei Shinzawa 1983 Fist of the North Star by Buronson & Tetsuo Hara Ginga -Nagareboshi Gin- by Yoshihiro Takahashi 1984 DRAGON BALL by Akira Toriyama 1985 City Hunter by Tsukasa Hojo Miraculous Tonchinkan by Koichi Endo Sakigake!! Otokojuku by Akira Miyashita 1986 Saint Seiya by Masami Kurumada 1987 JoJo's Bizarre Adventure by Hirohiko Araki The Burning Wild Man by Tadashi Sato 1988 Bastard!! by Kazushi Hagiwara Jungle King Tar-chan by Masaya Tokuhiro Rokudenashi BLUES by Masanori Morita Magical Taluluto by Tatsuya Egawa 1989 Weekly Shonen Jump reaches 5.000.000 copies in circulation Dragon Quest: The Great Adventure of Dai by Riku Sanjo & Koji Inada Video Girl Ai by Masakazu Katsura 1990 SLAM DUNK by Takehiko Inoue Chinyuki by Man Gataro Yu Yu Hakusho by Yoshihiro Togashi 1992 Hareluya II Boy by Haruto Umezawa 1993 Tottemo! Luckyman by Hiroshi Gamo Hell Teacher Nube by Makura Sho & Takeshi Okano 1994 Midori no Makibao by Tsunomaru Rurouni Kenshin by Nobuhiro Watsuki 1995 Weekly Shonen Jump reaches 6.530.000 copies in circulation Sexy Commando Gaiden: Sugoi yo!! Masaru-san by Kyosuke Usuta 1996 Hoshin Engi by Ryu Fujisaki Yu-Gi-Oh! by Kazuki Takahashi Kochikame 20th Anniversary & Chapter 1000 1997 I's by Masakazu Katsura Seikimatsu Leader den Takeshi! by Mitsutoshi Shimabukuro ONE PIECE by Eiichiro Oda 1998 Rookies by Masanori Morita Whistle! by Daisuke Higuchi HUNTERXHUNTER by Yoshihiro Togashi 1999 Hikaru no Go by Yumi Hotta & Takeshi Obata The Prince of Tennis by Takeshi Konomi NARUTO by Masashi Kishimoto 2000 JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean by Hirohiko Araki BLACK CAT by Kentaro Yabuki 2001 Bobobobo Bobobo by Yoshio Sawai BLEACH by Tite Kubo 2002 Strawberry 100% by Mizuki Kawashita Eyeshield 21 by Riichiro Inagaki & Yusuke Murata 2004 Death Note by Tsugumi Ohba & Takeshi Obata Gintama by Hideaki Sorachi Katekyo Hitman Reborn! by Akira Amano D.Gray-man by Katsura Hoshino Muhyo & Roji's Bureau of Supernatural Investigation by Yoshiyuki Nishi 2005 Neuro: Supernatural Detective by Yusei Matsui 2006 To Love Ru by Saki Hasemi & Kentaro Yabuki 2007 Sket Dance by Kenta Shinohara 2008 Nura: Rise of the Yokai Clan by Hiroshi Shiibashi Toriko by Mitsutoshi Shimabukuro Bakuman. by Tsugumi Ohba & Takeshi Obata 2009 Kuroko's Basketball by Tadatoshi Fujimaki Beelzebub by Ryuhei Tamura Medaka Box by Nisio Isin & Akira Akatsuki 2010 ONE PIECE New World Begins 2011 Nisekoi by Naoshi Komi 2012 Haikyu!! by Haruichi Furudate The Disastrous Life of Saiki K. by Shuichi Aso Assassination Classroom by Yusei Matsui Food Wars: Shokugeki no Soma by Yuto Tsukuda & Shun Saeki 2013 World Trigger by Daisuke Ashihara Isobe Isobee Monogatari by Ryo Nakama 2014 Hinomaru Zumo by Kawada My Hero Academia by Kohei Horikoshi 2015 Black Clover by Yuki Tabata 2016 Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Springs by Tadahiro Miura Kimetsu no Yaiba by Koyoharu Gotouge BORUTO by Mikio Ikemoto & Ukyo Kodachi The Promised Neverland by Kaiu Shirai & Posuka Demizu Kochikame 40th Anniversary and Serialization End 2017 We Never Learn by Taishi Tsutsui Dr. STONE by Riichiro Inagaki & Boichi 2018 Jujutsu Kaisen by Akutami Gege

2019 Chainsaw Man by Tatsuki Fujimoto Mission: Yozakura Family by Hitsuji Gondaira 2020 Undead Unluck by Yoshifumi Tozuka MASHLE by Hajime Komoto Ayakashi Triangle by Kentaro Yabuki Me & Roboco by Shuhei Miyazaki BURN THE WITCH by Tite Kubo SAKAMOTO DAYS by Yuto Suzuki 2021 The Elusive Samurai by Yusei Matsui WITCH WATCH by Kenta Shinohara Blue Box by Kouji Miura 2022 Akane Banashi by Yuki Suenaga & Takamasa Moue

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16 July 2018

Going to Brave10 rehearsals!

It’s! So! Hot! (x, x, x)

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 5h Summer of 2018. BRAVE10⛓️ #BRAVE10燭

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Super Sentai Monsters

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Twitter update [2017/06/14] - In full Hattori Hanzo costume for today (they had a video shooting for some of the casts). And photos of Hanzo!Kousuke with Benmaru, Anastasia and Isanami. *edited

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Actor of the Day: Shinohara Ryu

Sporting an absolutely adorable bowl cut for the role of Kato Kachiro, today’s Actor of the Day is Shinohara Ryu. He was born on February 5th, 1996 and at the age of twenty he became the first Kato Kachiro of the Seigaku 8th generation alongside the other first Seigaku actors of the third season of TeniMyu. He replaced Mitsui Ryo from the Seigaku 7th generation and performed in Seigaku vs Fudomine, Team Live SEIGAKU, and Seigaku vs. St. Rudolph before graduating from the role on September 27th, 2016. While he was with the cast, he captivated the audience with his adorable appearance, endless energy, and his endearing personality. Outside of the performance world he runs a blog that is sponsored by the talent agency he is signed with, J-Beans.  While he says that the blog is difficult to keep up with during performances, he’s always happy to make updates that thank his fans and cast mates for all of their support during the shows. He also has fun posting photos from the cities they perform in and photos that he takes back stage with the rest of the cast. While Ryu doesn’t have much else under his belt other than the TeniMyu performances, we are excited to see where his budding career takes him.

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Characters more interesting than Yumi Sawamura: Shinohara Shinichi

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I promised in my previous post  that I would take the time to write about Iba Hachiro because there’s so little about him in English, so here’s a “today I learned” about Hachiro...

Iba Hachiro was born in 1844, making him the same age as Okita Soji, Saito Hajime, and Todo Heisuke. (Apparently, 1844 was an unlucky year to be born if you were going to be any good with a sword...)

Hachiro was the eldest son of Iba Gunbei and his second wife, Maki. Gunbei’s Shingyoto-ryu swordsmanship school in Okachimachi was one of the four largest dojos in Edo, and as the eldest son, Hachiro would have been expected to eventually take over the school as its next master. However, Hachiro was often sick as a child and did not start training at the dojo until he was well into his teens, much later than most samurai boys of his time, who generally started training earnestly at a dojo around age 9 or 10. Instead of swordsmanship, Hachiro focused on classical Chinese studies and Western learning, and his father appointed his adopted son, Hidetoshi, to be his dojo’s successor.  (We don’t know a lot about Hidetoshi or the circumstances in which he was adopted, but it’s possible that the family was concerned their own heir, Hachiro, may not live to adulthood.)

When Hachiro finally started training with the sword, he proved to be a prodigy and in 1864, at age 20, he became part of the shogun’s guard alongside 50 other talented swordsmen. This led him to accompany Tokugawa Iemochi to Kyoto.

While he was in Kyoto, Hachiro kept a journal detailing the local sights he visited and the different foods he tried - he was a bit of a “foodie.”

After shogun Iemochi’s death, the unit to which Hachiro belonged was restructured and became the Yugekitai, which later fought in all major battles of the Boshin War, including Toba-Fushimi, Ueno, and Hakodate.

In summer 1868, Hachiro was leading a group of 130 Yugekitai soldiers when they clashed with a much larger force of the new government army in Yumoto, an important strategic location on the Tokaido road connecting Odawara and Hakone. Toward evening, the fighting moved onto Sanmaibashi bridge (pictured above in a slightly later photograph), a narrow wooden structure connecting the two banks of the Hayagawa river. Here, Hachiro was shot at the waist, which wasn’t a deep injury but caused him to be distracted when an enemy soldier from the Odawara domain, Totaro Takahashi, approached and tried to cut him down.  Hachiro instinctively brought up his left arm to protect himself, perhaps hoping that his armored sleeve might catch the edge of the sword, and lunged forward to stab Takahashi, killing him. But the damage was done - Takahashi’s sword had cut Hachiro just above the wrist. Kamakichi, Hachiro’s juusha (attendant) later remembered Hachiro’s hand was dangling by the skin and about two inches of bone was seen protruding from the wound, but Hachiro said it didn’t hurt at all. (He was probably in shock at this point if he was messing with his mostly-severed hand - one source said he was “scraping at the bone with a knife” and explaining that it didn't hurt...)  Kamakichi carried him to a nearby inn where he was treated by Hayashi Tadataka’s doctor who cut through the rest of the skin to remove the hand, stopped the bleeding, and bandaged it. A few days later, he was treated more extensively by Dr. Shinohara aboard Enomoto Takeaki’s ship, Asahi Maru, which served as a hospital ship. (On a side note, the Japanese navy’s next hospital ship, which saw service from 1928 to 1944, was also called Asahi Maru.)  Shinohara saw it necessary to amputate Hachiro’s arm at the elbow, presumably because the original wound had become infected. However, when he started preparing the anesthetic, Hachiro refused, reportedly saying: “How can I sleep if someone is cutting my bones!” In the end, Hachiro’s surgery was done without anesthetic.

While Hachiro’s arm was healing, he realized he could still use his sword one-handed, but became concerned that he may no longer be able to use a rifle, so before the wound had even fully healed he set up targets and worked on figuring out how to rest the gun on what remained of his arm.

Meanwhile, the main force of the Yugekitai had already left for Oshu and Hachiro and the remaining troops did not set out to follow them until the beginning of October, sailing aboard the Mikaho Maru, one of the ships in Enomoto Takeaki’s fleet. However, the fleet was caught in a storm and Hachiro’s ship ran aground at Inubosaki (Choshi).  Of the troops aboard the Mikaho Maru, 13 were killed and the survivors decided to make their way to either Edo or Tsushiura, but most of them were quickly captured by the new government army.  

Hachiro attempted to commit seppuku (I’ve not found a very clear explanation as to why except that he was “regretful”) but was stopped by Nakane Kotei, an infantry officer, and then hidden by Seki Shinpachi until transport could be found for him aboard an American ship to Hakodate where he could rejoin the shogunate forces.

On Ezo, Hachiro led his troops into battle and fought valiantly until he was seriously injured (again...) during the battle of Kikonai when he was shot in the chest. Although he was taken to Hakodate hospital, medical technology at the time was not advanced enough to treat him and there was little doctors could do.

When the wounded were transported from Hakodate hospital during the withdrawal, hoping to make it to Goryokaku, he never complained, even though just drawing a faint breath was incredibly painful.

Eventually, Enomoto Takeaki offered him morphine mixed with sake and Hachiro used it to end his own life in June 1869 (May 12 or May 15 by the lunar calendar), just prior to the surrender of Goryokaku. He was 26 years old.

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Takeda Kanryuusai [shinsengumi-no-makoto]

Captain of the Fifth Unit

Born - Unknown. From the Izumo province, in western Honshu.

Died - Uncertain. Either September 28, 1866 or June 22, 1867 in Kyoto.

           [Either November 5, 1866 or July 23, 1867.]

Names -

Imina - Tokuhiro

No information is currently available on his original family name. He was adopted by the Takeda family while he was studying in Edo [Tokyo].

Personality Quirks and Traits -

Takeda is said to have got along well with Kondo, but was generally disliked by the rest of the group. Rumor has it that he had a tendency to ingratiate himself with those in power while abusing his authority over others. A famous example of this is the story that he harassed a “cute” member of the group named Magoshi Saburo. This incident is also supposed to show that he was known for “danshoku” (male homosexuality) as well. However there seems to be no real proof of either accusation.

In his defense, it can be said that Takeda was an intelligent person. He also attempted to help Kondo by trying to smooth things over during the incident where Nagakura and others filed a petition against the Commander. Against him, it can be said that he attempted to abandon the Shinsengumi when he realized that they were going to be on the losing side.

Before the Shinsengumi -

At one point early on, Takeda may have studied medicine.

He was known to have studied the doctrines of Wang Yang-ming, called Oyomei thought. This led to him having some rather outspoken views against the shogunate. It got him arrested, but Takeda broke out of prison and fled from the Izumo province to Edo. He continued his studies there for a while.

Martial Skills -

Takeda does not appear to have been known for his skill with a sword. He was however a master of the Naganuma Ryu of military strategy.

Shinsengumi Years -

Takeda joined the group in October of 1863 and was originally the group’s military advisor. Eventually he was pushed out of this position by Ito Kashitaro, who knew western military arts. At this time he became Captain of the Fifth Unit and was a Teacher of Literature and Culture. He remained in this position until his death.

Takeda seems to have wanted to join with Ito’s group, but was turned away. Later he made the decision to leave the Shinsengumi alone and join the Satsuma clan. He tried to cover himself by getting permission to “go home”. Unfortunately for him, Kondo and Hijikata were already aware of his true intentions. On the surface they agreed with his request and threw him a farewell party. In truth they were setting him up to be assassinated.

At this point it becomes unclear who actually carried out the order and when. There are two dates given for this event. One is September 28, 1866 [November 5, 1866] and the other is June 22, 1867 [July 23, 1867]. If it was carried out by the usual suspect, Saito Hajime, then the September 28th date makes far more sense. At that time Saito had not departed the Shinsengumi with Ito and his followers and Kondo would have been able to freely give him such orders.

The issue becomes more confusing if the June 22nd date is correct. At this time Saito had left the Shinsengumi, possibly to spy on Ito for Kondo and Hijikata. The two groups were pretending to maintain friendly relations with each other and so members from either side were able to attend the social functions of the other. It is thought that at some point during the party Saito was given the secret order to kill Takeda.

The main problem with this later date is that  Saito is suspected because Shinohara Tainoshin supposedly witnessed the murder. It seems unlikely that Ito would have trusted Saito after that unless the killing took place before they ever left the Shinsengumi. If it indeed happened afterwards and Saito is the culprit, then there are only a few reasonable explanations as to why Ito did not put himself on guard after this incident. One may be the fact that he himself was in contact with the Satsuma clan. If he feared that Takeda’s dealings with them might somehow jeopardize his own, then perhaps he might have been the one to tip off the Shinsengumi and so was in on the assassination. Another is that perhaps Saito was able to convince Shinohara that the murder was something personal between him and Takeda. Or perhaps his reasons for killing the other captain really were personal and not anything connected with the Shinsengumi.

Another theory is that the later date is correct, but that Saito was in fact not involved with the murder at all. In this scenario other members of the group carried out the assassination.

Takeda’s murder occurred at the Zenitori bridge on the Taketa highway. Most versions of the story have it that Saito and Shinohara were “seeing him off” and walked with him to this location after the party was over. Takeda was probably drunk at that point. Saito came up behind him and struck him down, then scoffed at the other man’s “high sounding words”.

Of course that depends on whether or not Saito was indeed the killer. Most likely Takeda’s death will always remain something of a mystery.

The Doctrines of Wang Yang-ming -

Takeda’s outspoken views were supposed to be based on these doctrines. So what exactly was Wang Yang-ming’s teachings?

Wang Yang-ming was a Ming dynasty philosopher who studied Confucianism. According to him, one had to have unity of knowledge and action. While scholarship had its uses, he felt that everyone had the innate understanding of good and evil in them and that virtue was shown only when a person acted on that knowledge. In other words it was not good enough to simply know that the government should be reformed. To mean anything, one actually had to act on that knowledge by attempting to make changes.

In Japan the “revolutionary” tones of his work were feared by the shogunate and a ban was placed on these teachings. In 1837 an Osaka constable named Oshio Heihachiro proved their fears correct when he instigated an abortive coup that was in large part based on the doctrines of Wang Yang-ming. Although it only became a large riot and so failed in the end, it terrified the ruling elite and inspired other small insurrections. Worse still, his actions inspired many of those who fought against the shogunate during the Bakumatsu years later. Saigo Takamori himself studied Wang Yang-ming.

Traditionally Takeda has been viewed as a “coward” who tried to abandon the Shinsengumi when he knew that they were not going to win. But perhaps his knowledge of Wang Yang-ming offers a different viewpoint. Perhaps in his own way Takeda was merely trying to show virtue by acting on his personal beliefs.

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Seigaku cast ranking

I decided to do my ranking of the Seigaku characters and then their respective actors 

1. Kaidoh

- Sana Hiroki

- Kujirai Kousuke

- Kimura Tatsunari

- Yanagishita Tomo

- Ikeoka Ryosuke

- Hayashi Akihiro

- Nakajima Takuto

- Makishima Hikaru

- Gomoto Naoya

- Hirata Yuichirou

 2. Eiji

- Honda Reo

- Seto Koji

- Koseki Yuuta

- Kuroba Mario

- Taguchi Tsukasa

- Takasaki Shouta

- Nagayama Takashi

- Osamu Adachi

- Hamao Kyousuke

- Yamazaki Ichitaro

- Nagata Seiichiro

 3. Oishi

- Ishida Shun

- Hiramaki Jin

- Takiguchi Yukihiro

- Yamamoto Ikkei

- Tsujimoto Yuki

- Matsumura Yu

- Todoya Yuuya

- Suzuki Hiroki

- Ezoe Takanori

- Tsuchiya Yuichi

 4. Momo

- Yoshimura Shunsaku

- Mashima Shuuto

- Kamitsuru Toru

- Makita Tetsuya

- Nobuyama Toshihiro

- Shinpei Takagi

- Moriyama Eiji

- Kaji Masaki

- Ishiwatari Mashu

- Okubo Tatsuki

 5. Tezuka

- Zaiki Takuma

- Watanabe Daisuke

- Wada Takuma

- Tawada Hideya

- Baba Ryouma

- Aoki Ryo

- Uno Yuuya

- Shirota Yu

- Minami Keisuke

- Takigawa Eiji

- Okuchi Kengo

 6. Inui

- Teruma

- Tanaka Ryousei

- Takahashi Yuuta

- Nakayama Masei

- Arai Yuusuke

- Kato Sho

- Inagaki Seiya

- Takenouchi Daisuke

- Aoyama Sota

- Araki Hirofumi

 7. Taka-san

- Suzuki Masaya

- Takikawa Koudai

- Watanabe Kouji

- Abe Yoshitsugu

- Kitamura Eiki

- Ogasawara Hiroaki

- Ikkou Chou

- Kon Teyu

- Iwata Tomoki

- Shohei

- Yaguchi Sora

- Kotani Yoshikazu

 8. Echizen

- Sakamoto Shogo

- Takahashi Ryuki

- Furuta Kazuki

- Ogoe Yuuki

- Sakurada Dori

- Yanagi Kotaro

- Nichika Akutsu

- Kimeru

- Endo Yuya

 9. Fuji

- Furukawa Yuuta

- Hashimoto Taito

- Yata Yusuke

- Kamisato Yuki

- Kimeru

- Aiba Hiroki

- Nagayama Takashi

- Ibu Minaki

- Sadamoto Fuuma

- Mitsuya Ryo

 10. Kachiro

- Shinohara Ryu

- Ohira Shunya

- Ito Tsubasa

- Kawamoto Ryo

- Okui Nagato

- Hirai Hiroki

- Mori Yuya

- Toyonaga Toshiyuki

- Mitsui Ryo

- Nakamigawa Toshiki

 11. Katsuo

- Sarashima Arata

- Watanabe Masashi

- Eguchi Koichi

- Takahashi Rio

- Okamoto Yuki

- Hatakeyama Shion

- Ono Mizuki

- Kobayashi Mizuki

- Hotta Masaru

- Okuda Yumeto

 12. Horio

- Shimo Seiya

- Yamada Ryo

- Hara Masaki

- Iwa Yoshito

- Masui Kento

- Maruyama Shun

- Souma Shinta

- Ishibashi Yusuke

- Ryuga

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28 July 2018

The 5th and 6th performances were done! To everyone who came to watch, Thank you very much!

With Momo-sama, Senka and Banka (x, x, x)

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Weekly Shonen Jump 50th anniversary Shikishi

Hiroshi Kaizuka (Chichi no Tamashii)

Hiroshi Motomiya (Otoko Ippiki Gaki Daishou)

Kazuyoshi Torii (Toilet Hakase)

Daijiro Morohoshi (Yokai Hunter)

Satoshi Ikezawa (Circuit no Okami)

Kontaro (1•2 no Ahho!!)

Yukinobu Hoshino (Blue City)

Yoshinori Kobayashi (Todai Icchokusen)

Osamu Akimoto (KochiKame)

Hisashi Eguchi (Susume!! Pirates/Stop!! Hibari-kun!)

Buichi Terasawa (Space Adventure Cobra)

Yudetamago (Kinnikuman)

Yoichi Takahashi (Captain Tsubasa)

Tsukasa Hojo (Cat's♥Eye)

Shinji Hiramatsu (Black Angels)

Motoei Shinzawa (High School! Kimengumi)

Ryuji Tsugihara (Yoroshiku Mechadoc)

Masakazu Katsura (Wing-Man/Video Girl Ai/I"s)

Buronson and Tetsuo Hara (Fist of the North Star)

Yoshihiro Takahashi (Ginga -Nagareboshi Gin-)

Akira Toriyama (Dragon Ball)

Koichi Endo (Tsuide ni Tonchinkan)

Akira Miyashita (Sakigake!! Otokojuku)

Masami Kurumada (Saint Seiya)

Kouji Koseki (Kenritsu Umisora Koukou Yakyuu Buin Yamashita Tarou-kun)

Hirohiko Araki (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure)

Tadashi Sato (The Burning Wild Man)

Kouji Maki (God Sider)

Kazushi Hagiwara (Bastard!!)

Shinji Imaizumi (Kami-sama wa Southpaw)

Tatsuya Egawa (Magical Taluluto)

Riku Sanjo and Koji Inada (Dragon Quest: Dai no Daibouken)

Masaya Tokuhiro (Jungle King Tar-chan)

Takehiko Inoue (Slam Dunk)

Shin Mitsuhara (Outer Zone)

Yutaka Takahashi (Bonbonzaka High Drama Club)

Keishuu Ando (Kyuukyoku!! Hentai Kamen)

Haruto Umezawa (Hareluya II Bøy)

Kouji Kiriyama (Ninku)

Hiroshi Gamo (Tottemo! Luckyman)

Shou Makura and Takeshi Okano (Hell Teacher Nube)

Kokichi Naniwa (Ousama wa Roba ~Hattari Teikoku no Gyakushuu~)

Nobuhiro Watsuki (Rurouni Kenshin)

Tsunomaru (Midori no Makibao)

Hajime Kazu (Mind Assassin)

Makoto Niwano (Jinnai Ryuujuujutsu Butouden Majima-kun Suttobasu!)

Yuko Asami (Wild Half)

Ryu Fujisaki (Hoshin Engi)

Kazuki Takahashi (Yu-Gi-Oh!)

Kazumata Oguri (Hanasaka Tenshi Tenten-kun)

Mitsutoshi Shimabukuro (Seikimatsu Leader-den Takeshi!/Toriko)

Eiichiro Oda (One Piece)

Masanori Morita (Rookies)

Daisuke Higuchi (Whistle!)

Yoshihiro Togashi (Hunter x Hunter)

Nakaba Suzuki (Rising Impact)

Takeshi Konomi (The Prince of Tennis)

Masashi Kishimoto (Naruto)

Kyosuke Usuta (Pyu to Fuku! Jaguar)

Yoshio Sawai (Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo)

Shinya Suzuki (Mr. Fullswing)

Tite Kubo (Bleach)

Mizuki Kawashita (Strawberry 100%)

Riichiro Inagaki and Yusuke Murata (Eyeshield 21)

Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata (Death Note)

Hideaki Sorachi (Gintama)

Akira Amano (Reborn!)

Katsura Hoshino (D.Gray-man)

Yoshiyuki Nishi (Muhyo & Roji's Bureau of Supernatural Investigation)

Kentaro Yabuki (To Love-Ru/Yamato Gensouki/Black Cat)

Saki Hasemi (To Love-Ru)

Yasuhiro Kano (Mx0)

Kenta Shinohara (Sket Dance)

Hiroshi Shiibashi (Nura: Rise of the Yokai Clan)

Kouji Ooishi (Inumarudashi)

Tadatoshi Fujimaki (Kuroko's Basketball)

Ryuuhei Tamura (Beelzebub)

Nisio Isin and Akira Akatsuki (Medaka Box)

Naoshi Komi (Nisekoi)

Haruichi Furudate (Haikyu!!)

Shuuichi Asou (The Disastrous Life of Saiki K.)

Yuusei Matsui (Assassination Classroom)

Yuto Tsukuda and Shun Saeki (Food Wars!: Shokugeki no Soma)

Daisuke Ashihara (World Trigger)

Ryou Nakama (Isobe Isobee Monogatari: Ukiyo wa Tsurai yo)

Kawada (Hinomaru Zumo)

Kohei Horikoshi (My Hero Academia)

Yuki Tabata (Black Clover)

Tadahiro Miura (Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Springs)

Koyoharu Gotouge (Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba)

Mikio Ikemoto and Ukyo Kodachi (Boruto: Naruto Next Generations)

Kaiu Shirai and Posuka Demizu (The Promised Neverland)

Taishi Tsutsui (We Never Learn)

Riichiro Inagaki and Boichi (Dr.Stone)

Tatsuya Matsuki and Shiro Usazaki (Act-Age)

Gege Akutami (Jujutsu Kaisen)

Haruto Ikezawa (Noah's Notes)

Masayoshi Satosho (Momiji no Kisetsu)

Kazusa Inaoka (Kimi Wo Shinryakuseyo)

Keiji Amatsuki (Seiji Tanaka)

Takahide Totsuno (Alice & Taiyou)