Mayumi Azuma
























Azuma Mayumi
東 まゆみ
Born
(1975-04-24) April 24, 1975 (age 43)
Tokyo, Japan
Nationality Japanese
Area(s)
Manga artist, Writer
Notable works
 Elemental Gelade

Mayumi Azuma (東 まゆみ, Azuma Mayumi, born April 24, 1975) is a female Japanese manga artist who is the creator of the now completed manga Elemental Gelade, which finished with eighteen volumes and was adapted into a 26-episode anime television series, and its ongoing spinoff manga Elemental Gelade: Flag of Blue Sky. She is also recognized for creating the manga adaptation of the video game Star Ocean: The Second Story.


Before her career as a manga artist took off, she started out working as an assistant to Kozue Amano, creator of Aria.



Works




  • Manga


    • Enix


      • Night Walker! (ナイトウォーカー!) (1995–1996, Monthly Shōnen GagOh!)


      • Get! (GET!) (1999, Monthly Shōnen Gangan)


      • Vampire Savior: Tamashii no Mayoigo (ヴァンパイア セイヴァー 〜魂の迷い子〜) (1997–2001, Monthly Gangan WING)


      • Star Ocean: The Second Story (スターオーシャン セカンドストーリー) (1999–2001, Monthly Shōnen Gangan)




    • Mag Garden


      • Elemental Gelade (EREMENTAR GERAD) (2002–2009, Monthly Comic Blade)


      • Elemental Gelade: Flag of Blue Sky (EREMENTAR GERAD -蒼空の戦旗-) (2003–present, Comic Blade Masamune)


      • Toraneko Folklore (とらねこフォークロア) (2010–2013, Monthly Comic Blade)


      • Uchū Senkan Yamato Ni-ichi-kyū-kyū: Higan no Ēsu (宇宙戦艦ヤマト2199 緋眼のエース) (2013–present, Monthly Comic Blade), Space Battleship Yamato 2199 spin-off manga






  • Video Game

    • Star Ocean: Blue Sphere (Character Designer)




External links




  • Mayumi Azuma Official Site 'AZUMA-YA' (in Japanese)


  • Mayumi Azuma at Anime News Network's encyclopedia









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