Miyama-Zero

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Miyama-Zero ( Japanese み や ま 零 ; * March 20, 19xx) is a Japanese illustrator.

Career

He made his professional debut as a graphic artist as the character designer of the Erogē - Ren'ai adventure Princess Pride , published in September 2003 by the Osaka- based game developer 130cm, who is associated with Visual Art’s . Due to its success, this was followed up a year later as Princess Brave: Juntaku no Kishi . In June 2006, Kanojotachi no Ryūgi followed, in which he not only acted as a character designer, but also as one of the scenario authors under Ananym Mayaseromi ( ま や せ ろ み ). He then retired from computer game development and only turned to it again in 2010, for a game by AkabeiSoft2 and for two games by Whitesoft, but not in a managerial position.

Since 2004 he has also worked as an illustrator for novels: between 2004 and 2006 for the publishing house Kill Time Communication and between 2008 and 2009 for France Shoin .

However, he achieved greater fame as an illustrator for Ichiei Ishibumi's novel series High School D × D since 2008 and Mikage Kasuga's novel series Oda Nobuna no Yabō since 2009, both of which were also adapted as anime series.

Miyama-Zero is also one of the two main members of the Stray Moon dōjin circle , which produces manga ( dōjinshi ), games and merchandising that are sold at conventions in the Kansai region and the Comiket .

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Computer games (excluding dōjin games):

  • Princess Bride (130cm, September 26th 2003), Character Design, Graphics
  • Princess Brave: Juntaku no Kishi (Princess Brave 雀 卓 の 騎士 ; 130cm, September 24, 2004), character design, graphics
  • 2005 Kamihanki Lilith Best Selection with Joshiryō Etchi ! ( 2005 上 半 期 Lilith Best Selection with 女子 寮 え っ ち ♪ ; Lilith, July 16, 2005), graphics by Joshiryō Etchi!
  • Kanojotachi no Ryūgi ( 彼女 た ち の 流 儀 ; 130cm, June 23, 2006), character design, graphics, scenario (as Mayaseromi)
  • Oresama no Raguna Rock ( 俺 サ マ の ラ グ ナ Rock; AkabeiSoft 2 Try, October 28, 2010), graphics of the character Odin
  • Nekonade Distortion ( 猫 撫 デ ィ ス ト ー シ ョ ン , Nekonade Disutōshon ; Whitesoft, February 25, 2011), graphics of the character Kotoko Nanakase
  • Nekonade Distortion: Exodus ( 猫 撫 デ ィ ス ト ー シ ョ ン Exodus; Whitesoft, February 24, 2012)
  • Seisō no Amazoness ( 星 霜 の ア マ ゾ ネ ス Seisō no Amazonesu ; Intense, November 14, 2013), Character Design

Book illustrations:

  • from 18 works:
    • Yoshikazu Ishiba ( 斐 芝 嘉 和 ): Bōsō Princess Erisu-hime no Junan ( 暴走 プ リ ン セ ス エ リ ス 姫 の 受難 , ~ Purinsesu ~ ). Kill Time Communication, November 17, 2004, ISBN 4-86032-123-5
    • Kōichi Hazawa ( 羽 沢 向 一 ): Mahō Shōjo Splash Rise ( 魔法 少女 ス プ ラ ッ シ ュ リ セ , ~ Supurasshu ~ ). Kill time Communication, December 22, 2005, ISBN 4-86032-225-8
    • Akio Aikawa ( 相 川 ア キ オ ): Madō Senki Celestia ( 魔 導 戦 姫 セ レ ス テ ィ ア , ~ Seresutia ). Kill Time Communication, November 20, 2006, ISBN 4-86032-322-X
    • Hikaru Wakatsuki ( わ か つ き ひ か る ): My series. France Shoin, March 2007 to October 2011, 12 volumes
    • Yū Asuna ( あ す な ゆ う ): Amaete Kishi Neesama ( あ ま え て 騎士 ね え 様 ). France Shoin, April 30, 2008, ISBN 978-4-8296-5844-4
    • Hikaru Wakatsuki: Boku no Megami wa Lilith-sama !? ( ボ ク の 女神 は淫魔（リ リ ス）サ マ！？ ). France Shoin, June 30, 2009, ISBN 978-4-8296-5884-0
    • Hikaru Wakatsuki: Girls Lesson ( ガ ー ル ズ ☆ レ ッ ス ン , Gāruzu Ressun ). France Shoin, November 20, 2009, ISBN 978-4-8296-5894-9
  • adult works:
    • Ichiei Ishibumi: High School D × D ( ハ イ ス ク ー ル D × D ). Fujimi Shobō, since September 20, 2008, so far 23 volumes
    • Mikage Kasuga: Oda Nobuna no Yabō ( 織田 信 奈 の 野 望 ). SoftBank Creative → Fujimi Shobō, since August 31, 2009, so far 18 volumes
    • Akira: Ōoku no Sakura ( 大 奥 の サ ク ラ ), Kadokawa Shoten, September 1, 2011 to June 1, 2014, 7 volumes

Artbooks:

  • Custom Made Girl ( カ ス タ ム メ イ ド ・ ガ ー ル Kasutamu Meido Gāru ). ASCII Media Works, July 31, 2008, ISBN 978-4-04-867030-2
  • Men at Girls ( メ ン ・ ア ッ ト ・ ガ ー ル ズ Men atto Gāruzu ). ASCII Media Works, 2012, ISBN 978-4-04-886769-6

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Miyama-Zero: profile. In: 零 G 大陸 . Retrieved September 28, 2013 (Japanese).
  2. ↑ Dengeki Moeō . No. 10/2011 , August 26, 2011, p. 42 .
  3. ↑ 【プ ロ 作家】 → 【同人 名義】 デ ー タ ベ ー ス . In: ゲ ー ム ラ ボ 特別 編 集 「現代 視 覚 文化 研究」 . Sansai Books, Tokyo 2006, ISBN 4-86199-061-0 , pp. 192 .
  4. ↑ Stray Moon に つ い て . Stray Moon, accessed September 28, 2013 (Japanese).
personal data
SURNAME Miyama-Zero
ALTERNATIVE NAMES み や ま 零 (Japanese)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Japanese illustrator
DATE OF BIRTH 20th March 20th century