A round of tweets by Kio Shimoku to end the year, including a special illustration of Ogiue!
Kio wishes the manga author Hayamira Senjin a happy 52nd birthday.
In regards to Not-Sasahara, Kio mentions that he seems to be weak to girls with talent.
Halfway through Elden Ring. Kio thinks the game is amazing because when you first start out, becoming the Elden Lord seems unthinkable, but as you progress, the notion starts to feel real.
Kio watched his DVD copy of a How Do You Like Wednesday special that was filmed in the US.
Kio looks forward to the live-action version of his 18+ doujinshi.
Kio is impressed that the two women who will be playing the characters in that adaptation are so beautiful.
With his work for Rakuen magazine out of the way, Kio concentrates on trying to finish his ero manga manuscript. He originally wanted to get it done and ready to sell by the end of the year.
Kio went walking with his tortoise in the park, but the wind was strong and cold.
Each time Kio watches Gothicmade, it gets more interesting. He particularly likes the scene where the Kaiserin is activated.
Showing some The Five Star Stories model kits he built.
Kio admiring the Five Star Stories work of renowned modeler Tani Akira.
Kio mentions owning the manga Great Curve by Hinirasu Kanta.
Kio finally finished the manuscript for his next erotic work, and it turned out to be a whopping 134 pages. Someone likens his output to Ogiue’s, which Kio denies.
The illustrator Yagumo Kengou had to be taken to the hospital by ambulance due to poor physical condition. Kio asks Yagumo to show some self-love.
Whenever Kio listens to the boss music from the Elden Ring soundtrack, he feels like he makes good progress while working on manga. He’s also 50% through the story but hasn’t fought a lot of the second-half bosses yet.
Kio saw the Japanese animated film The Imaginary, which exceeded his expectations. He couldn’t help but view Rudger and Tot through the eyes of a parent.
There are some surprises with Rudger’s voice, as the character seems to change gender in the movie. [Note: I’m not familiar with the film myself]
Another attempt to walk the tortoise, despite the cold weather.
Kio drew a small comic about being at the recording session for the It’s All Your Fault, Sensei adult video. NSFW.
Kio talks about the fact that he’s been using Twitter for a few years now, and if it were to go away, he’d probably return to having no internet presence. He also calls “X” a stranger/kid he doesn’t know.
Kio bought a copy of It’s All Your Fault, Sensei. While he normally skips straight to the action, this time, he watched the whole thing and enjoyed it.
He mentions that there are certain limitations to showing internal climaxes in live-action stuff compared to manga.
A promotional drawing of the above.
A drawing of Ogiue agreeing to a ridiculous request to wear a Santa outfit [Merry Christmas to meeee.]
Kio was having some trouble installing Clip Studio Paint and getting his tablet to work on his new computer.
The Kuma Miko manga is ending, and Kio gives his thoughts. It’s a series where after every chapter is over, he feels a need to express something difficult to say. He’s not sure how he’s going to feel after it concludes, given how many laughs he’s gotten out of the series.
Kio realizes he’s been mixing up the Bastole and the Botune Aura Battlers from Dunbine, despite having both model kits as a kid. He’s not the only one either.
Walking the tortoise again on a warmer day.
OGIUE MANIAX 