I am a Type-Moon comic artist!

......

"Well..."

early morning.

Liangyi and Mishen stretched and let out a long breath.

I can feel...

It's been several years since I returned from the world of death, and finally...

He felt a shattering sensation.

The feeling of fusion

Using this ultimate being's body as a benchmark, all abilities were combined into a single mass, which has now been shattered and integrated into every cell of this body.

Spirit, soul, body...

Now, the qualitative transformation is complete.

He felt a sense of transcendence, and... an instinctive sense of rejection from the world—

Although the feeling quickly disappeared.

It's probably that the inhibitory force canceled out this suppression on its own.

After all, even the concept of restraint is understandable; it's about what should be done and what shouldn't be done...

The two forces and the mi have already brought too many changes to this world.

The two inhibitory forces have thus made ample progress.

Everything, from the rules of the world to every corner of the world, has undergone tremendous changes.

Furthermore, starting from the world where Ryougi and Mi reside, it spreads outwards to other parallel worlds in the surrounding area, and sooner or later... it will encompass the entire Type-Moon universe.

And the sense of rejection from that previous world...

It's roughly equivalent to the end of the Age of Gods, and thus the gods disappeared from the earth.

He had never been to that era, nor had he ever encountered any real gods; these were merely his own speculations.

"I'm back." Ryougi Shiki, who had just returned from her walk, paused for a moment when she saw Ryougi and Miya standing by the window: "What are you doing?"

"Hmm? You're back, Shiki..." Ryougi Kazumi turned around and said with a smile, "It's nothing, I just sensed a slight change in this body..."

"Really? Well, congratulations." Ryougi Shiki smiled, took out a JUMC book from her bag, flipped through a few pages, and said to Ryougi Kazuya, "By the way, isn't this... Keichi?"

"Hmm?" Ryougi and Mi leaned closer.

Selected for the Tezuka Award in Shonen Jump —

Work: Swordsman Kamo

Cartoonist: Johnny II

"Why do you think this was drawn by Qi Zhihua?" Ryougi Kazumi asked.

"It's just a feeling, so what?"

“No, it’s nothing.” Ryougi Kazuya smiled. “However, this feeling definitely seems to be from his drawing… Doesn’t the protagonist Kamo’s pose look familiar to you?”

"Ah, this..." Ryougi Shiki looked at it: "It seems to be a little similar to my movements, and a little similar to yours?"

"That's right, it's probably based on what he saw while practicing kendo with us... Not bad, the selection process is much harder now than it was for me back then... and he's only fourteen this year... He might grow into a very good player in the future..."

Ryougi and Mi said casually.

Their son and daughter no longer lived with them.

We only get together during the New Year and other holidays.

However, before that, Ryougi and Miya had already taught the two enough abilities.

Alchemy, Ripple, swordsmanship, fist fighting.

The Zanpakuto they brought back were given to the two of them, one for each.

It is said that it can reach the level of Shikai, but what abilities Ryougi and Mi have is unknown.

My daughter, Ryougi Mana, is currently attending school diligently... She has outstanding talent in kendo and also in spirit hacking. She naturally possesses considerable talent without any adjustments. Although she has not participated in the Moon Grail War, she did live on Mooncell for a period of time.

While his son, Ryougi Keichi, was also in school, he showed a great interest in comics. When he was ten years old, he drew a comic and handed it to his father, Ryougi Kazuya, for his opinion... Of course, he received the evaluation that he 'couldn't stand it at all'.

In the years that followed, he did not give up, but continued to study hard.

Therefore, naturally, he neglected his kendo skills.

Two years ago, they were already no match for Ryougi Mana.

And now, Ryougi Kazuya has finally started serializing her first manga in JUMC... Regarding this, Ryougi Kazuya's feeling is...

"It's already considered a pretty good work. Even if it were published on JUMC now, it might be able to be serialized. Both the visuals and the story are excellent. Even some of the works on JUMC now can't compare."

"I guess that's why I've been hanging around your studio quite a bit..."

Hearing Shiki's words, Ryougi Kazuya simply smiled: "Perhaps that's the reason... Ah, yes, you've seen me draw so many times, and I've been drawing for several years myself... I'm already..."

He paused for a moment, then carefully flipped through the comic: "Hmm...it feels pretty good. The paneling and everything else are quite good. Although you can still see that it's still quite immature, that's only relatively speaking...especially the paneling, even I feel a bit awkward about it."

and...

The storyboard feels very similar to myself. Is it because I've been looking at my own comics so much that it's subconscious? I don't know if I'm even aware of this.

No...it seems they've already realized it.

The awkward part is that you want to develop your own style, but you don't know how to do it.

Although he had no expectations for his children, or any particular desire for them to become a certain way.

Because I am already at the pinnacle of this world.

Although he is in a semi-retired state, he is still the kind of person who can "alone disrupt the balance".

Therefore, as for children and the like, as long as they are happy and content with their current lives, that's enough...

It would be even better to have your own dream and work hard for it, because that would surely make for a fulfilling life.

As for what his daughter's goals are, he hasn't seen them yet, but he can pretty much guess what his son's goals are.

Is it to become a popular comic artist on JUMC...?

Or is it that you want to surpass yourself...?

Whichever one it is, it's worth looking forward to.

Chapter 1151 Target

"What—PCP is being animated?"

Takagi Akito and Makoto Moritaka stared at their editors in disbelief.

"But didn't I remember saying before that PCP's style wasn't suitable for anime adaptation?" Takagi Akito said in shock, "Why is there a notification about an anime adaptation now?"

"Ah, of course, that wouldn't work for a normal one," Hattori Tetsuya said with a smile. "But this time is special because this time the serialization is being handled by JOJO Publishing."

"—! Um...wh...what do you mean? JOJO Club??" Makoto Moritaka's eyes widened: "You mean that JOJO Club?"

“Haha, that’s right, that’s it.” Hattori Tetsu smiled. “I was also shocked when I first heard the news, but generally speaking, as long as it is taken by one of the directors in JOJO, there is a high probability that it will be adapted into an anime. If it is taken by Kurokawa-sensei, he will go against all opinions, social trends, and whether it is suitable or not. All of these will be swept away. The simple reason of ‘I want to see this adapted into an anime’ is enough.”

"So, this time it's..."

"Mr. Kurokawa," Hattori Tetsuya said with a smile, "this time it was Mr. Kurokawa who personally made the contact."

"Eh... So, does that mean our manga has caught Kurokawa-sensei's eye?" Makoto Moritaka said in surprise.

No, that's not the case.

Hattori Tetsuya shook his head.

"Hmm? So... exactly..."

“It’s Kurokawa-sensei’s son,” Hattori Tetsuya said. “You don’t know, do you? Kurokawa-sensei has two children, both of whom are fourteen years old this year. When his son came home a while ago, he said, ‘PCP is very interesting, it’s a pity that it can’t be animated.’ So… Kurokawa-sensei decided that JOJO Studio would produce the PCP animation.”

That's so capricious!

That's fantastic!

"So, in other words, our initial focus on the 10-18 age group for PCP was a huge success!" Takagi Akito laughed. "Although it was unexpected, but—"

"Oh, right!" Makoto Moritaka quickly said, "If it's JOJO Studio, I can specify a voice actor!"

“Ah…that’s right.” Hattori Tetsuya nodded. “However, if the voice actor isn’t up to par, JOJO Studio won’t release it. The result might be that the voice actor improves during the process and meets the director’s needs, or…the original manga artist regresses and doesn’t use that voice actor…”

"It's okay! This voice actor is very talented!"

"Haha, since you insist, that's fine. I'll take you to visit the JOJO Club in a while. If you have any opinions, you can talk to the person in charge then."

"Yes! I understand—"

Masashi Moritaka and Takagi Akito spoke with excited expressions.

If we're talking about anime adaptations, there's no higher level of achievement than JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.

Cartoonists who make it there can be considered 'successful'!

This could even be considered the ultimate dream of a cartoonist!

"I never expected that something like copycatting, which happened recently, could be adapted into an anime... and by JOJO Studio no less."

"Haha, after all, it's JOJO Studio. I've heard that it's no longer just an animation production company. But you'll see for yourselves when you get there," Hattori Tetsuya said with a smile. "If it's JOJO Studio's decision, then even if something similar happens again, no media outlet will dare to report it."

"Huh? Really?"

"Oh, really?"

Hattori Tetsu nodded: "Actually, similar situations have occurred before, and it was later adapted into an anime by JOJO. After that, there has been no related news. I don't know how to say it... I always feel like this country is under our control, hahaha, it must be my imagination."

"By the way, Shiratori has also left. You need a new assistant here, right? There happens to be someone who wants to come and be your assistant."

"Huh? Who is it?"

"this."