On December 13 it was disclosed by the January 2020 issue of Asahi Shimbun’s Nemuki+ magazine that a new manga named Meikyū Biyori is going to be commenced by manga maker Akihito Yoshitomi on February 13 in the magazine’s next issue.
The magazine prods that the story is about Hinata and her companions, the main individuals who think about a mystery pool. Where they are playing, they locate a suspicious attaché case at the base of the water. The manga is an account of the labyrinth like, stirred up universe of young, sluggish days.
In April 2018 the manga was issued as a one shot in Nemuki+ by Yoshitomi.
On October 18 a new manga named Kyō Kara Mirai was commenced by Yoshitomi on the Hero’s Inc.’s Flat Heros website. The magazine portrays the manga as a secondary school young ladies’ romantic tale that delicately delineates the sentiment of faltering in youth.
In May 2014 the manga Eat-Man The Main Dish was commenced in Kodansha’s Monthly Shonen Sirius magazine by Yoshitomi and on June 26 it was concluded. On August 8 the 6th and last volume of the manga was issued by Kodansha.
From 1996 to 2002 the original manga Eat-Man was illustrated by Yoshitomi. The story revolves around Bolt Crank a man who is able to eat anything and can replicate it in his right hand. In 1997 and 1998 an anime version was made based by the manga. Eat-Man `98 was set out by Bandai Entertainment on DVD form along with English dubbed and Discotek Media set out both of the anime on DVD form along with English captions. In May both anime was started to telecast by Crunchyroll.
Manga Ray by Yoshitomi was issued by ADV Manga while anime series Ray was set out by Section23 Films and also the anime Blue Drop based by the manga by Yoshitomi of the similar name. The manga version Cyborg 009 Vs. Devilman: Breakdown of the crossover anime Cyborg 009 Vs. Devilman was illustrated by Yoshitomi. In April 2016 the one assembled volume was dispatched.
