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**A miracle of returning to the origin that created “Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba”!**
Manga artist Koyoharu Gotoge is from Fukuoka Prefecture. His representative work is "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba." Works that he used as reference when drawing one-shot manga include 'Japanese Folktales', 'Fujiko F. Fujio SF Short Story Collection', 'Parasyte', and 'Hisatsu Shigotonin'. When asked how many works and pages he had drawn before posting his first work, he answered, "I think I drew a lot, but I'm not good at math, so I can't calculate them."
After "Okagari Kari" and "Monju Shiro Kyodai", "Rib-san" was entered into the 9th "Kin Mirai Cup". However, after that, there was a period when it was difficult to get a serialized manuscript accepted. Gotoge himself set out to create with the determination that "if I don't get a serialization in 2015, I'll quit being a manga artist," and wrote new serialized storyboards for "Hae niwa no Zigzag" followed by "Don Tsufusha." However, both works failed the serialization meeting and were rejected, leaving him in a desperate situation.
Therefore, editor Tatsuhiko Katayama proposed a "return to basics." Following this advice, Gotoge wrote the storyboard "Kishatsu no Nagare," which was based on "Okagari Kari." However, this work was also rejected at the serialization meeting.
However, once again, following the advice of Katayama's senior editor, he suggested that "like 'HUNTER x HUNTER', the protagonist should be an ordinary human, and the surrounding characters should be distinctive." Gotoge changed the boy he had already envisioned as a supporting character in "Kishatsu no Nagare" to the protagonist, and wrote a new storyboard for "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba."
Q: What kind of person is he?
I was able to succeed by returning to my own style. I was happy because I was able to grow myself by creating new works.
Q: What are his famous works?
"Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba." This work is Koyoharu Gotoge's most famous work, and it gained popularity as it deeply moved readers.
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English Summary
**A miracle of returning to the origin that created “Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba”!**
Manga artist Koyoharu Gotoge is from Fukuoka Prefecture. His representative work is "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba." Works that he used as reference when drawing one-shot manga include ``Japanese Folktales,'' ``Fujiko F. Fujio SF Short Story Collection,'' ``Parasyte,'' and ``Hisatsu Kotonin.'' When asked how many works and pages he had drawn before posting his first post, he answered, ``I think I drew a lot, but I'm not good at math, so I can't calculate them.''
After passing through ``Okagari Hunt'' and ``Monju Shiro Brothers,'' ``Ribs-san'' was entered into the 9th ``Kin Mirai Cup.'' However, after that, there was a period when it was difficult to get a name for serialization. Gotoge himself went into production with the enthusiasm of ``If I don't get a serialization in 2015, I'll quit being a manga artist,'' and wrote the new serialization names for ``Fly Garden Zigzag'' followed by ``Dunpain Fusha.'' However, both works failed the serialization conference and were not accepted, leaving us with no choice.
Therefore, the editor in charge, Tatsuhiko Katayama, proposed a ``return to basics.'' After receiving advice, Gotoge wrote the name ``Demon Slayer Style'', which was based on ``Overkill Hunt''. However, this work was also rejected at the serialization conference.
However, once again taking the advice of Katayama's senior editor, he suggested that the main character be an ordinary person and the people around him should be made into distinctive characters, just like in ``HUNTER x HUNTER''. Gotoge changed the boy he had already envisioned as a supporting character in ``Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba'' to the main character, and wrote a new name for ``Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba.''
Q: What did you do?
I was able to succeed by returning to my own style. I was happy because I was able to grow myself by creating new works.
Q: What are your famous works?
“Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba.” This work is Koyoharu Gotouge's most famous work, and it gained popularity as it deeply moved readers.
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