By the way, my manga is produced with Kaikai Kiki's design team, especially those who handle visual data. First, I draw out the storyboard–the dialogue, narrative flow, and rough sketches for each panel–and give them to Kazami-san kazami.su, the leader of the design team, to create the general framework and print it out. I then fix it slightly and hand it back... repeating this process many times. But it's a manga for a fanzine... Is it okay to allocate so much resource to a non-commercial activity!? I have great doubts myself. Our studio is always facing deadlines for painting production; clients who have been waiting for large-scale commissioned paintings for many years might particularly want to say in a rage, "Hey! What are you doing! Complete the ordered works first!" Yet my heart and body just keep getting drawn to these useless projects. Good grief. This manga is also being assisted by Kaito Hayashi and Yusuke Maeda ysk_maeda, who are the main staff members for designing my pain...