Works TitleĬhaoanfanteriburu ( チャオアンファンテリブル, Chao Anne fan Terrible) Matsumoto has cited Moebius, Enki Bilal, Katsuhiro Otomo, Shotaro Ishinomori and Tsuchida Seiki as influences on his work. The Tekkonkinkreet anime was released in Japan in late 2006, and both the anime and manga have been published in English. 5 in Shogakukan's Monthly Ikki magazine in 2000. Ping Pong appeared in Big Spirits in 1996, soon followed by the series No. In 1993, he began work on the Tekkonkinkreet manga, which became a success in the Big Spirits magazine, and published a series of short stories in a collection called Nihon no Kyodai that was publicized at the time by Comic Aré magazine. The manga he produced covers a variety of topics, from sports to family comedies to science fiction epics. After his initial success in the Comic Open contest, he began touring France in 1986, an event that became a significant point in his career. Matsumoto originally wanted to be a soccer player, but changed to artist as an occupation instead. He is the cousin of Santa Inoue, another manga artist. Animation studio Studio 4☌ adapted Tekkonkinkreet into an animated feature film, it was released in Japan in late 2006, and both the anime and manga have been published in English. Ping Pong and Blue Spring have been adapted into live-action feature films. He has won several awards, including the Shogakukan Manga Award, the Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize and Eisner Award. Taiyō Matsumoto ( Japanese: 松本大洋, Hepburn: Matsumoto Taiyō, born October 25, 1967) is a Japanese manga artist from Tokyo. Eisner Awards, 2020 for Cats of the Louvre.Shogakukan Manga Award, 2016 for Sunny.Japan Media Arts Festival, 2016 for Sunny.Cartoonist Studio Prize, 2014 for Sunny.Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize, 2011 for Takemitsuzamurai with Issei Eifuku.Eisner Awards, 2008 for Tekkonkinkreet.Japan Media Arts Festival, 2007 for Takemitsuzamurai.Japan Cartoonists Association Award, 2001 for GoGo Monster.

竹光侍 一 by Taiyo Matsumoto

竹光侍一 by Taiyo Matsumoto