Fujiko Fujio and Fujiko F Fujio are not the same person

No!!! Hiroshi Fujimoto and Suo Yasuko Dora Aemon are already well-known among readers in our country, and everyone knows that its author is Fujiko Fujio. However, few people know what kind of person Fujiko Fujio is.

It turned out that Fujiko Fujio was a pen name used by the two painters to create a joint creation.

They are Hiroshi Fujimoto and Suo Suo Yasuko. Hiroshi Fujimoto was born on December 1, 1933 in Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture. Suo Yasuko was born on March 10, 1934 in Mizumi City, Toyama Prefecture, and it can be seen from their age that they are the same generation as Osamu Tezuka, the "God of Manga" in Japan.

These two painters, who are only 3 months apart, were in the fifth grade of elementary school, and they studied at Takashi Tatetsuka Elementary School, and they were classmates in the second class. After graduating from elementary school in 1946, Hiroshi Fujimoto was admitted to the electrical department of the Technical College, and Suo Yasuko entered Takaoka Junior High School. Due to their shared love for manga, the two have always maintained a close relationship.

The second floor is correct. Everything else is.

Now the robot cat is still creating.

Now, though, it's Fujiko. f.Fujio's apprentice is drawing.

Why do I have the impression that it was the original one?

Later, the original author died.

It became a collaboration between the two.

Uh, if not, please ignore me.

Supplement the 2nd floor: Hiroshi Fujimoto uses a wisteria. f.Fujio, Ansun son Suo uses Fujiko Fujio. a

No, they work together under the same name.

No, it's two people. One of them is dead.

Can you ask before asking.

Let's search for the answer first.

It's been many, many times.

I can't stand the birds.

Fujiko Fujio is a pen name shared by Hiroshi Fujimoto and Suo Yasuko, and they have created countless classic anime together, and the style of painting is actually different. In the later period, their pen names became Fujiko F Fujio and Fujiko Fujio A.

Hiroshi Fujimoto is one of the representative painters of Shogakukan in Japan, and because he was inspired by Osamu Tezuka, Hiroshi Fujimoto, who was originally an electrical department, suddenly transformed into a children's manga artist. At that time, the future of the Japanese manga industry was actually not very good, and the living conditions were very difficult, but he and Suo Yasuko survived in this way. On September 23, 1996, Hiroshi Fujimoto passed away.

Suo Yasuko is a Japanese cartoonist, and he and Hiroshi Fujimoto were originally elementary school classmates and have a deep friendship. When they grew up, the two hit it off and created various manga together under the pseudonym Fujiko Fujio. After that, the two also settled in Tokyo together, and he, like Fujimoto Hiroshi, was also influenced by Osamu Tezuka.

Although Naihiro Fujimoto and Suo Yasuko share the same pseudonym, their pictures are actually different, and some differences can be seen if you look closely. They weren't always so smooth, and in the later period, the two were separated because of their different styles and preferences, and their pen names were also separated, but their feelings were not affected.

Fujiko Fujio A and Fujiko F are both famous Japanese animators, and there is a clear difference between the two.

Fujiko Fujio's real name is Fujimoto Hiroshi, he is one of the masters of Japanese animation, and his representative works include "Oyama Boy", "Ninja Little Dark" and "The Legend of Douwang". He is good at expressing criticism of society and current politics in a humorous and witty way, and in his works, the subject matter is wide, including fairy tales, science fiction and other elements, which are loved by people.

Fujiko F's original name is Teruko Fujimoto, she is the wife of Fujiko Fujio A, and she is also a famous animator producer. She created the classic anime "Doraemon", which became popular all over the world and has been hailed as "the century of Japanese animation".

Although the two creators are husband and wife, the styles of their work are very different. Fujiko Fujio A's work is more humorous and at the same time more socially critical in nature, while Fujiko F's work is more inclined to the children's market and more warm and pleasant.

In addition, their art styles are also different. Fujiko Fujio's works pay more attention to the expression of distorted and deformed forms, and his bold lines and exaggerated colors are his characteristics. Fujiko F is more adept at making beautiful and delicate figures, and her works are often full of warmth and childlike play.

In conclusion, Fujiko Fujio A and Fujiko F both have a pivotal position in the field of animation production, but their works differ in style and style expression. <>

Fujiko F didn't notice that the two heroes died while drawing which grid.

Answer: Fujiko F Fujio suddenly fainted on the drawing table while painting the original film "The Adventures of Akio Oak's Key City", still holding a paintbrush in his hand. After being resuscitated, he was still unable to recover and died at 2:10 a.m. on September 23 (Monday) at the age of 63.

The last episode of the 45th book in the manga was drawn by him himself.,The ending died of illness due to overwork before it was finished (equal to nothing),The current ending is only official.。

On September 23, 1996, Fujiko, one of Japan's most famous contemporary manga artists, was called the "Father of Robot Cats". f.Fujio died of liver disease at the age of 62.

The world-famous Japanese anime artist Mr. Fujiko F. Fujio (real name: Fujimoto Hiroshi) died of liver failure at 2:10 a.m. on September 23, 1996, at the age of 62.

On September 21st, Mr. Fujiko F. Fujio suddenly lost consciousness and fainted while writing the original film "Ding Dong Long Chain Banquet Spring Chapter - Adventures in the Winding City", which was screened at the Painting Bench Society, and never woke up. After being rescued, he was still unable to recover and was declared dead on September 23 (Monday). His funeral was held on Sunday, September 29 at Kaneiji Temple in Taito-ku, Tokyo.

I don't know what a paranormal event looks like to you, but as far as I know, it is.

1.[Animation that does not exist on the record].

This disappearing animation, titled Chinese literal translation: entertainer). The mystery of this title is actually that death (to die) is just one less horizontal.

The story is that because Nobita and Doraemon used a penetrating circle to set off for the underground shop under the earth's crust, they met the underworldns on the way, and the underworldns took them to a place with a large globe. At the end of the story, the globe splits in half, and a black liquid like blood flows out of the middle, and Nobita and Doraemon panic about it, and the story ends here. There is no sound in this episode, and the picture is also very weird, and it doesn't feel very good.

And it is said that it was not this episode at all that day, but another fairy tale trip called Nobita, however, no one has ever confirmed that the second animation of the day was Nobita's fairy tale trip or an entertainer.

2。This is followed by the second legend "Had to Go".

The legend itself has the flavor of commemorating Fujiko-sensei, and it is said that it was written late at night on the day of Fujiko-sensei's death (September 23, 1996) (in the Fujiko Memorial Special)**.

The first version.

Late at night on the 23rd, "Doraemon" suddenly started after the advertisement, which made people feel very strange (one is that the time period is wrong, but it should be the next broadcast time on September 28), and there was no opening song after the advertisement, and Nobita appeared alone in the room (one said to be in the dark background) in a circle, walked for about 10 minutes, and said "I have to go......Then the screen goes dark, and there is no ending song. (Personally, I feel very gloomy).

The second version.

In Fujiko's memorial special, Nobita, who is walking on the white road, is holding a sketchbook in his hand for some reason. Then Doraemon caught up: "It's already gone." Nobita turned around and said, "yes, I have to go."

Then Nobita takes the form of a self-portrait of Fujiko-sensei, Doraemon "Thank you" Fujiko-sensei "Where, where" and smiles at each other, the light comes in, and the picture fades white, and then there is an advertisement.

ps: I don't know if this counts as a supernatural incident about Mr. Fujiko, I hope it can help you.

There was a bad message, the well-known manga artist Fujiko Fujio A, who firmly believes that the meaning of the name may not be clear to everyone who he is, but as soon as he says his writings, he will know. His most famous creation is: the samurai Hattori-kun.

Fujiko Fujio's real name, Suo Yasuko, was born in 1934 in Himi City, Toyama Prefecture, Japan. Later, he worked with manga artist Hiroshi Fujimoto, also known as Fujiko F. Fujio, to write anime works using Fujiko Fujio's stage name.

Fujiko F. Fujio is the creator of the well-known manga work "Doraemon", the two disbanded in 1984 due to writing differences, and then Suo Ankoko still writes again as Fujiko Fujio A, and the representative works of the two include "Little Ghost Q Taro", etc., and their own separate works include "Ninja Hattori-kun" and "Black Salesman" and other more complete works. His life is also full of mystery, he shares the same stage name with one of his partners, Fujiko Fujio F, and the creation of this group is even more famous, he is the originator of the famous robot cat. But it's a pity that the two of them went their separate ways in 1984 due to some differences in core concepts, but the two still use the same stage name, Fujiko Fujio!

Fujiko Fujio A also wrote many outstanding works before his death, some of which he wrote with Fujiko F Fujio, and some of which he also wrote himself, such as the work "Manga Road", which is based on the comic works of Fujiko Fujio A and Fujiko F Fujio, and can be said to be a record manga work of the two. In addition to the comic works, Fujiko Fujio A also wrote "Q Taro", which narrates that the protagonist Xiao Zhengta inadvertently obtains an egg, and the egg is Q Taro, and Q Taro lives with Komasa Sazakuta's family, and there are also many books, Fujiko Fujio A's style focuses on the essence of human nature.

Relativity to Fujiko Fujio F, Fujiko Undefeated Early Two Male A's creation can cause more resonance in everyone's hearts, because his creations are to a large extent ridiculed the unreasonableness of social development at that time, and unveiled the dark side of social development, including a celebrity in our country are produced in his works. His death is really the end of an era, and his writings are indeed something that people can keep watching, and every time they watch it, they can have a different experience, and I hope that the old man can shine again in another world.

His most memorable work is "Doraemon", I grew up watching this anime Zheng Tease, and I always fantasized about having a Doraemon when I was a child, and the story of his creation also brought a lot of unforgettable memories to my childhood, and I really miss it.

I think Doraemon is one of my most memorable hidden works.,This work has accompanied the plot of my entire childhood.,It's very exciting.,I also want a Doraemon-like guessing state friend.。

Captain Galaxy, this work is very memorable, and this work is also very impressive.