Tribe2 was adapted into an anime series by WOWOW The DVD's of Tokyo Tribe2 were released in 2007. A live-action television pilot is in development by producer Patrick S. Cunningham. Tokyo Tribe3 and other Tokyo titles Inoue worked on several other Tokyo titles. In 2000, Tokyo Drive was serialized in Weekly Young Magazine by Kodansha. In 2001, Tokyo Graffiti was serialized in the Weekly Young Jump magazine by Shueisha.and a flagship store opened in Shibuya, Tokyo. In 2003, Tokyo Graffiti was published by Shueisha under the Young Jump Comics line. In 2007 Tokyo Burger was serialized in urban fashion magazine Ollie by Saneishobo. In 2007 Tokyo Tribe2 Spin off! was serialized in Boon by Shodensha. In 2008, Tokyo Tribe3 began serialization in Ollie. Tokyo Tribe 3 ended in 2012. His latest "Tokyo Tribe" title "Tokyo Tribe Waru" is serialized in the Bessatu Young Champion and publishing by Akita Publishing. Other works In 1995, Mon Mon was serialized in Manga Pachinker published by Byakuya Shobo, Tirauchi Kantaro was serialized in Rockin' on Japan, and Born 2 Die was serialized in Quick Japan by Ota Shuppan. A short story compilation entitled Santa Inoue was published by Shodensha under the Feel Comics line and in the same year of 1996. In 1997 Mon Mon was finally published by Byakuya Shobo. Born 2 Die, an urban action drama, was published by Ota Shuppan in 1998. In 2002, the second compilation book was published, Santa Inoue2. Inoue made a brief appearance on the American show Extreme Makeover: Home Edition in 2004 where he painted a manga/anime-themed mural in one of the bedrooms. In 2005, Inoue collaborated with Samurai fashion magazine to make the single issue, Samurai VS Santa Inoue. In 2006, Shodensha helped publish the single issue magazine Santastic! Magazine "Saru". Santa Inoue created promotional drawings for T.I.'s Paper Trail also in 2008. In 2009, Santa Inoue worked on Dan da Barbarian, which was serialized in Comic Birz. Dan da Barbarian finished in 2012. He launched a romance manga called Motesuke in 2013, which debuted in Akita Shoten's Young Champion magazine and also released English version on Amazon Kindle. Santa Inoue also made original LINE stamp "Tokyo Tribe" and "Kumatta-kun". Business ventures Inoue developed a merchandise line called Santastic! Entertainment. The line consists of clothing, jewelry and accessories. A television web series was also produced. Inoue's shops have opened in Shibuya, Tokyo and Shanghai, China.