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Akira Akatsuki (暁月あきら, Akatsuki Akira, born August 18, 1977) is a Japanese manga artist who was the illustrator for Nisio Isin's manga series Medaka Box.

Works

Z-XL Dai (Z-XLダイ) – Akamaru Jump, 2003
Angel Agent – Jump the Revolution!, 2005
Contractor M&Y (神力契約者M&Y) – Weekly Shōnen Jump, 2006-07, one-shot and series
Little Brave Pukateriosu (LITTLE BRAVE プカテリオス) – Akamaru Jump, 2008
Medaka Box (めだかボックス) – Weekly Shōnen Jump, 2009-13, one-shot and series
Toshokan Kyūseishu Kurabu (図書館救世主倶楽部) – Jump Next!, 2013^[1]

References

^ "Medaka Box's Akatsuki Pens One-Shot in Jump Next!". Anime News Network. December 7, 2013. Retrieved December 9, 2013.

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