Kaguya-sama: Love Is Warfare Creator Declares Retirement
On: November 5, 2022
Kaguya-sama: Love Is Warfare is coming to an finish, and which means all eyes are on Aka Akasaka right away. In any case, the artist started engaged on the rom-com in 2015, and Shueisha has saved shut tabs on the hit manga since its launch. Kaguya-sama solely obtained greater when its anime launch just a few years again. Now, Akasaka is commentating on the manga’s long-awaited finale, and so they need followers to know the ending marks their final work as a manga artist.
Just lately, Akasaka posted a protracted letter to followers to commemorate the finale of Kaguya-sama after seven years in print. It was there he nodded to the fandom’s help, and now, the creator is able to transition himself away from artwork.
Akasaka’s Retirement
“Its weekly serialization did not go as deliberate, and there have been many issues that made me notice how weak I’m as a manga artist. However due to that, I had numerous completely happy reminiscences, and I can look again now and marvel if I made the folks round me somewhat happier,” the artist wrote.
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Persevering with, the creator mentioned he could also be retiring from his gig as an artist however that’s it. The creator could be very serious about writing tales moving ahead, however their paintings won’t be the one accompanying the story.
“As for future actions, Akasaka as a manga artist is considering of retiring… Though I’m retiring, I want to solely finish my actions as a ‘manga artist who attracts’ and as an alternative deal with creating tales any more. I want to proceed working as an authentic creator. As for artwork, I intend to proceed it as a passion.”
Clearly, Akasaka has extra they need to do, however the artist can take their time getting there. After taking a deserved trip, artist throughout Japan ought to be begging to work with Akasaka. And if we’re fortunate, certainly one of his subsequent tasks will tie again two Kaguya-sama.
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