episode OVA series, known as Kairaku Satsujin Chōsakan Koji (Sex Murder investigator Koji), also known in the west as Demon Warrior Koji. Maeda was a Guest of Honor at the Big Apple Anime Fest (BAAF) held in New York City in October 2001. An ANN writer covering the story praised him as "the most influential erotic manga artist in Japan" and called Urotsukidoji "the foundation for the entire 'erotic-grotesque' genre of Japanese anime". Maeda was the Keynote Speaker at the BAAF Symposium and introduced a retrospective of his work. A motorbike accident in 2001 left Maeda with limited ability in his drawing hand but he continued to use his computer to create characters and write scripts. In 2003, he planned contributions to a Japanese woman's hentai magazine and strove to look at eroticism from a woman's point of view. In addition to erotic horror, Maeda has done manga in other genres, including sex comedy, BDSM-themed genres, and books targeted at younger readers. He also sometimes draws mecha. As of September 2010, Toshio Maeda has opened his official website, the Tentacle club, where users can sign up and view his full length manga for a small monthly fee of 500 yen. Maeda has also made the opportunity available to the public to come stay at his apartment and have the opportunity to discuss manga, anime and Japan in general with him over a beer for a small fee, together with a tour of Akihabara and various otaku hot spots in Tokyo. In 2016 Toshio Maeda appeared in the British horror film Spidarlings directed by Selene Kapsaski. In late 2016, he would appear on Portland, Oregon on Thursday, December 8, 2016 from 6 to 9 pm, at Floating World Comics to coincide Fakku's release of Urotsukidoji manga. Bibliography (1977), Hit Comics, 1 volume (1981), Action Comics, 2 volumes (1982), Comic Pack, 1 volume (1983), Comic Pack, 1 volume (1983), Joy Comics, 1 volume (1984), Comic Pack, 1 volume (1986), Comic Pack, 1 volume (1986), Wanimagazine Comics, 6 volumes; English translation: Urotsukidoji: Legend of the Overfiend (1998), Urotsukidoji (2002) (1987), 3 volumes (1987), 6 volumes (1987), Wanimagazine Comics, 2 volumes (1988), Wanimagazine Comics, 4 volumes; English translation: Adventure Kid/Adventure Duo (2003) (1988), Tsukasa Comics, 1 volume (1988), Tatsumi Comics, 1 volume (1988), Million Comics, 1 volume (1988), Wani Books, 2 volumes (1988), Pyramid Comics, 1 volume (1989), 2 volumes; English translation: Demon Beast