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On December 18, 2021, Aimoto received multiple death threats from Japanese, Chinese, Korean and English users online after posting preview pictures of her [[Fujiko's Bizarre Worldly Wisdom -Whitesnake's Miscalculation-|Jolyne one-shot]] on Twitter. The previews were posted to thank [[Hirohiko Araki]] and the editorial staff at [[Ultra Jump]].<ref>https://twitter.com/aimoto1222/status/1471995347472125952</ref><ref>[https://en.datosjam.net.pe/manga/jojos-bizarre-adventure-stone-ocean-spin-off-criticized-for-being-too-erotic/ JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean spin-off criticized for being ‘too erotic’]</ref> |
On December 18, 2021, Aimoto received multiple death threats from Japanese, Chinese, Korean and English users online after posting preview pictures of her [[Fujiko's Bizarre Worldly Wisdom -Whitesnake's Miscalculation-|Jolyne one-shot]] on Twitter. The previews were posted to thank [[Hirohiko Araki]] and the editorial staff at [[Ultra Jump]].<ref>https://twitter.com/aimoto1222/status/1471995347472125952</ref><ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20220309080701/https://en.datosjam.net.pe/manga/jojos-bizarre-adventure-stone-ocean-spin-off-criticized-for-being-too-erotic/ JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean spin-off criticized for being ‘too erotic’]</ref> |
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==Works== |
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{{Row|'''Blooming Princess<br />{{ |
{{Row|'''Blooming Princess<br />{{Nihongo|type1=J|花咲か姫|Hanasaka Hime}}'''|Akamaru Jump Summer 2006|September 25, 2006|One-Shot|w1=40%}} |
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{{Row|'''MUDDY'''|Jump the REVOLUTION! 2006<br />[[Weekly Shonen Jump]] 2007 No. 36/37|November 1, 2006<br />August 6, 2007|One-Shot|w1=40%}} |
{{Row|'''MUDDY'''|Jump the REVOLUTION! 2006<br />[[Weekly Shonen Jump]] 2007 No. 36/37|November 1, 2006<br />August 6, 2007|One-Shot|w1=40%}} |
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{{Row|'''MUDDY'''|[[Weekly Shonen Jump]] 2008 No. 3-16|December 17, 2007 - March 17, 2008|Manga|w1=40%}} |
{{Row|'''MUDDY'''|[[Weekly Shonen Jump]] 2008 No. 3-16|December 17, 2007 - March 17, 2008|Manga|w1=40%}} |
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{{Row|'''Space Diplomacy Salesperson Sharumero<br />{{ |
{{Row|'''Space Diplomacy Salesperson Sharumero<br />{{Nihongo|type1=J|宇宙外交販売員シャルメロ|Uchu Gaiko Hanbaiin Sharumero}}'''|Akamaru Jump Summer 2008|September 25, 2008|One-Shot|w1=40%}} |
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{{Row|'''The Infirmary's Death God<br />{{ |
{{Row|'''The Infirmary's Death God<br />{{Nihongo|type1=J|保健室の死神|Hokenshitsu no Shinigami}}'''|Akamaru Jump Spring 2009| |
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June 9, 2009|One-Shot|w1=40%}} |
June 9, 2009|One-Shot|w1=40%}} |
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{{Row|'''The Infirmary's Death God<br />{{ |
{{Row|'''The Infirmary's Death God<br />{{Nihongo|type1=J|保健室の死神|Hokenshitsu no Shinigami}}'''|[[Weekly Shonen Jump]] 2009 No. 41 - Weekly Shonen Jump 2011 No. 29|September 7, 2009 - June 27, 2011|Manga|w1=40%}} |
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{{Row|'''Rengoku |
{{Row|'''Rengoku<br />{{Nihongo|type1=J|レンゴク}}'''|[[Weekly Shonen Jump]] 2012 No. 3/4|December 19, 2011|One-Shot|w1=40%}} |
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{{Row|'''W.C. Friends<br />{{ |
{{Row|'''W.C. Friends<br />{{Nihongo|type1=J|W.C.フレンズ|W. C. Furenzu}}'''|[[Weekly Shonen Jump]] 2013 No. 20|April 15, 2013|One-Shot|w1=40%}} |
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{{Row|'''Ultramarine<br />{{ |
{{Row|'''Ultramarine<br />{{Nihongo|type1=J|ウルトラマリン|Urutoramarin}}'''|Jump NEXT! Summer 2013|October 1, 2013|One-Shot|w1=40%}} |
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{{Row|'''Devil's Face<br />{{ |
{{Row|'''Devil's Face<br />{{Nihongo|type1=J|悪魔の顔|Akuma no Kao}}'''|Jump SQ. CROWN Autumn 2015|November 2015|One-Shot|w1=40%}} |
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{{Row|'''Please Do ○○○.<br />{{ |
{{Row|'''Please Do ○○○.<br />{{Nihongo|type1=J|○○○してください。|○○○ Shite Kudasai.}}'''|Cocohana July 2016|May 28, 2016|One-Shot|w1=40%}} |
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{{Row|'''Monster Incidents<br />{{ |
{{Row|'''Monster Incidents<br />{{Nihongo|type1=J|怪物事変|Kemono Jihen}}'''|Jump SQ. January 2017|December 2, 2016 - Present|Manga|w1=40%}} |
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{{Row|'''[[Fujiko's Bizarre Worldly Wisdom -Whitesnake's Miscalculation-]]<br />{{ |
{{Row|'''[[Fujiko's Bizarre Worldly Wisdom -Whitesnake's Miscalculation-]]<br />{{Nihongo|type1=J|フジコの奇妙な処世術 -ホワイトスネイクの誤算-|Fujiko no Kimyō na Shosei-jutsu —Howaitosuneiku no Gosan—}}'''|[[Ultra Jump]] January 2022|December 18, 2021|One-Shot|w1=40%}} |
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Latest revision as of 19:14, 21 November 2024
Sho Aimoto (藍本 松, Aimoto Shō) is the creator of the one-shot spin-off manga Fujiko's Bizarre Worldly Wisdom -Whitesnake's Miscalculation-.
She is most notable for writing and illustrating Hokenshitsu no Shinigami and Kemono Jihen. Kemono Jihen is currently being serialized in Jump SQ.
Biography
Aimoto was a former assistant of Akira Amano, creator of the series Katekyo Hitman Reborn!. She won the 33rd "Jump Twelve Newcomer Manga Award" (judged by Tsugumi Ohba) for Hanasaka Hime in December 2005. The same work was published in the 2006 Summer issue of Akamaru Jump, marking her debut.
Her one-shot MUDDY was first published in Jump the REVOLUTION! 2006. It was then published again in the 36th and 37th combined issue of Weekly Shonen Jump in 2007 as an entry in the 3rd Gold Future Cup. MUDDY ended up getting serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump from the 3rd to the 16th issue in 2008.
Hokenshitsu no Shinigami was her first most successful manga, serialized from the 41st issue of Weekly Shonen Jump in 2009 to the 29th issue in 2011.
Kemono Jihen is her current ongoing manga, which has been serialized since the January 2017 issue of Jump SQ. It received an anime adaptation which aired from January to March 2021.
In 2007, Aimoto stated that her favorite manga are Dragon Ball, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, and Level E.[1] She is a fan of video games, especially the Megami Tensei series.[2][3][4] Jolyne Cujoh is her most liked JoJo.[5][6]
Controversy
On December 18, 2021, Aimoto received multiple death threats from Japanese, Chinese, Korean and English users online after posting preview pictures of her Jolyne one-shot on Twitter. The previews were posted to thank Hirohiko Araki and the editorial staff at Ultra Jump.[7][8]
Works
花咲か姫 (Hanasaka Hime)
Weekly Shonen Jump 2007 No. 36/37
August 6, 2007
宇宙外交販売員シャルメロ (Uchu Gaiko Hanbaiin Sharumero)
保健室の死神 (Hokenshitsu no Shinigami)
保健室の死神 (Hokenshitsu no Shinigami)
ウルトラマリン (Urutoramarin)
悪魔の顔 (Akuma no Kao)
○○○してください。 (○○○ Shite Kudasai.)
怪物事変 (Kemono Jihen)
フジコの奇妙な処世術 -ホワイトスネイクの誤算- (Fujiko no Kimyō na Shosei-jutsu —Howaitosuneiku no Gosan—)
Gallery
References
- ↑ Jump up to: 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 "Weekly Shonen Jump" No. 36/37, 2007
- ↑ Tatsuya Suou Art
- ↑ https://twitter.com/aimoto1222/status/128108980722606080
- ↑ Demifiend Art
- ↑ https://twitter.com/aimoto1222/status/144071090057121794
- ↑ Jolyne Art (2011)
- ↑ https://twitter.com/aimoto1222/status/1471995347472125952
- ↑ JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean spin-off criticized for being ‘too erotic’