Mitsue Aoki

Mitsue Aoki (é'木 光恵, Aoki Mitsue, born February 24, 1969) is a Japanese manga artist best known for the Koume-chan Ga Iku! (小梅ちゃã‚"が行く！！^?, Here Comes Koume!) series which was adapted into a 12 episodes anime series by the studio Gainax.

Works

• Aoki Tsushin (é'木通信^?, The Aoki Report) (1993 Leed Publishing)
• Koume-chan Ga Iku! (小梅ちゃã‚"が行く！！^?, Here Comes Koume!) (1993-1996 Takeshobo)
• Wakakusa Gakuen Kotobu (若草学åœ'高等部^?, Wakakusa Academy High School) (1994 Takeshobo)
• Chouhatsu Mugendai (æŒ'発MUGENDAI^?, Infinite Provocation) (1994 Takebosho)
• Sasami sutoriito (ささみストリート^?, Sasami Street) (1994 Tokuma Shoten)
• Etchimono (えっちもの^?, Naughty Things) (1995 Bunkasha)
• Onna no Ko ga Suki (女の子が好き^?, I Like Girls) (1995 Bunkasha)
• Pasokon no Mitsuechan (ぱそã"ã‚"のみつえちゃã‚"^?, Mitsue at the PC) (1995 ASCII Media Works)
• Yamada-kun to Sono Tsuma-gimi (安ç"°å›ã¨ãã®å¦»å›^?, Yamada and Wife) (1996 Takeshobo)
• Tonari no Shibafu wa (となりの芝ç"Ÿã¯^?, The Grass Is Greener) (1997 Shueisha)
• Kisekaegokko (きせかえっã"っã"^?, Playing Dress-Up) (1997 Shueisha)
• Mitsuechan ga Iku!! (みつえちゃã‚"が行く!!^?, Here Comes Mitsue!) (1997 Futabasha)
• Makoto The Speed Player Special (急戦法まã"とスペシャル^?, Kyuusenbou Makoto Supesharu) (1998 Shueisha) artist
• Hataraku Ojou-chan (はたらくお嬢ちゃã‚"^?) (2000 Bunkasha)
• Tonari no Shibafu wa - Zoku (となりの芝ç"Ÿã¯ 続^?) (2000 Shueisha)
• Koume-chan Ga Iku! R (小梅ちゃã‚"が行く！！ R^?, Here Comes Koume ! R) (2000-2001 Takeshobo)
• Flower Shōnen (フラワーå°'å¹´^?, Flower Boys) (2001 Asuka Shinsha)
• Sweet delicious (スウィート・デリシャス^?) (2001-2004 Shodensha)
• Neko Nekotai ga Iku!! (ねã"ねã"隊が行く!!) (2002â€"2004, serialized in Ultra Jump, Shueisha)
• Papaiya Gundan (ãƒ'ãƒ'イヤ軍団★^?) (2007â€"2008, serialized in Manga Erotics F, Ohta Publishing)
• Youjuu Mameshiba (幼獣マメシバ^?) (2009, serialized in Manga Kurabu Original, Takeshobo)
• Subete wa Moteru Tame de Aru (It's All For Being Attractive) artist

References

External links

• Mitsue Aoki at Anime News Network's encyclopedia
• Official page (Japanese)