16 Comments
    Comment by Piroko
    30-09-2008 07:18 # Report

    Ahh,
    So that’s his other work. I’ve seem a majority of these pictures, but I didn’t know they were all made by the same ero-mangaka.

     
    Comment by zonic505
    30-09-2008 07:19 # Report

    There seems to be some repeats.

    Great art. Some of them remind me of the art style of Welcome To The NHK.

    Comment by Artefact
    30-09-2008 07:25 # Report

    I left in some different versions of the same images for completeness.

     
     
    Comment by Crys
    30-09-2008 08:52 # Report

    Are you sure all the Kamichu! pics are Naru-sensei’s? I know he did the manga, but I don’t think he did the other stuff pertaining to the anime.

    Comment by Artefact
    30-09-2008 09:26 # Report

    My understanding was that he was in charge of character design?

     
     
    Comment by ba
    30-09-2008 10:16 # Report

    It’s a her. The artist is a woman.

     
    Comment by ba
    30-09-2008 10:18 # Report

    Scratch that. It looks like it’s not. The name does make him sound like a female.

    Comment by Artefact
    30-09-2008 10:23 # Report

    A lot of people make that mistake, even some Japanese. He is definitely male, however.

     
     
    Comment by JL
    30-09-2008 13:56 # Report

    It’s just like how many people initially thought that Azuma kiyohiko (of Azumanga Daioh and Yotsuba!& fame) was female because he wrote his name in hiragana only.

     
    Comment by BuggyBY
    01-10-2008 02:37 # Report

    His futanari manga are also excellent, especially the non-ero Boku no Futatsu no Tsubasa. And then there’s the catgirl eromanga Nene, which last I checked was still on hiatus after 10 chapters. Can anyone confirm or deny it?

     
    Comment by Toiski
    01-10-2008 05:12 # Report

    The difference between the names Kiyohiko and Naruko being mistaken for female names… well, Hanaharu Naruko’s first name is written with the -ko suffix that is common in girls’ names, whereas in Kiyohiko the functional component is -hiko, a common suffix in male names.

    As a side note, I support calling gender-swapped Suzumiya Haruhi ‘Haruhiko’. It’s neat when the generic “add -ko at the end” method works both ways.

     
    Comment by Max Carter
    09-11-2008 22:39 # Report

    Seriously Awesome Pics from Kamichu. Thanks!

     
    Comment by Sigh
    11-11-2008 03:39 # Report

    91 is gorgeous…. so detailed.

     
    Comment by roukou
    02-04-2009 05:56 # Report

    There are quite allot of Kamichu! pictures.

     
    Comment by Anonymous
    10-06-2009 00:16 # Report

    wonderful :D

     
    Comment by tokupoku
    03-07-2009 05:57 # Report

    Win, ^__________^

     



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