This month, Kio comments a bunch on his titles for the Monthly Afternoon 40th Anniversary exhibit.
Also, it turns out that he drew a short comic about how he became a fan of futanari.
Manga author panpanya drew the final web bonus for Rakuen, which involves exploring a store based on all the different Rakuen titles. Kio comments “Heh-heh-heh, what a suspicious store this. How wonderful…”
The Afternoon 40th Anniversary exhibit has Genshiken acrylic panels for sale, featuring panels from the original manga.
The Afternoon exhibit highlights Kio’s Yonensei, to which Kio responds that he can feel his blood pressure rising.
To celebrate the 500th issue of Young Comic, the magazine interviewed various creators about their fetishes, and Kio drew a short informational comic about his fondness for futanari. Kio comments that the preview thumbnail makes it look like he’s calling himself a futanari.
(I’ll probably write a summary of Kio’s entry and post it to the blog in the near future.)
Anniversary exhibit entries for Genshiken Nidaime and Hashikko Ensemble. Kio thinks the color is strange on the Hashikko Ensemble cover.
Kimi Rito (author of The History of Hentai) comments that Kio’s love of futanari was conveyed quite yell, to which Kio responds with hearts.
Kio comments further that it was supposed to be futanari but he wandered off topic some. Nevertheless, it was a fun gig.
Exhibit entry for Gonensei.
Kio went to the exhibit for Parasyte. He still finds it to be a most bizarre and interesting work.
Having watched the World Cup match between Japan and the Netherlands, Kio says that getting a tie score demonstrates that the Japan team isn’t just for show, and that they have what it takes to win.
Watching Ueda Ayase play is also apparently quite the rollercoaster.
Kio started trying out “hard light layers” for color illustrations, and it’s working surprisingly well.
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