Miyama-Zero
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Miyama-Zero[1] (みやま零) is the pen name of a Japanese illustrator and artist. Their gender is unknown.
Career
Originally illustrating eroge, Miyama-Zero has since moved on to illustrating light novels and card games, such as Lycèe. They also work under the doujinshi circle name "Stray Moon"[2] (written in English) in which they publish erotic doujinshi. When working as an eroge scenario writer, they operate under the name Mayaseromi (まやせろみ)[3].
Notable works
- High School DxD – a light novel series that was adapted into an anime; chief illustrator
- The Ambition of Oda Nobuna – a light novel series that was adapted into an anime; chief illustrator
- 13cm and Purple software – eroge brands; illustrator for several of their games, such as Princess Bride and Nekonade Distortion
References
- ^ "Profile". Miyama0.straymoon.jp. Retrieved 2013-12-03.
- ^ "Stray Moonについて | Stray Moon". Straymoon.jp. Retrieved 2013-12-03.
- ^ Masahiro Ito (2006). Nobuhiko Muranaka (ed.). "【プロ作家】→【同人名義】データベース」、『ゲームラボ特別編集「現代視覚文化研究," Three-Year-Old Books ( 三才ブックス). p. 192. ISBN 4-86199-061-0.
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