Naoshi Komi
Introduction  is a Japanese manga artist. His works have debuted in ''Weekly Shōnen Jump'' magazine and its affiliates.In 2008, he released ''Double Arts'', which lasted for three ''tankōbon'' volumes. His best known and most widely circulated work, ''Nisekoi'', about a pair of high school students from rival gang families that are forced to be a couple, was serialized in ''Weekly Shōnen Jump'', and has spawned a wider media franchise, including an anime series and a live-action film.
Biography Komi was born in Tsuno, Takaoka District in the Aichi Prefecture. Komi debuted in ''Akamaru Jump'' in 2007.He said the magazine is known for featuring many newcomers. His first serialized work in ''Weekly Shonen Jump'' was ''Double Arts''.
Influences Komi has cited ''One Piece'' as one of his major influences.
Works * ''Island'' (2007, ''Akamaru Jump'')* ''Koi no Kami-sama'' (2007, ''Weekly Shōnen Jump'')* ''Williams'' (2007, ''Weekly Shōnen Jump'')* ''Apple'' (2008, ''Young Magazine'')* ''Double Arts'' (2008, ''Weekly Shōnen Jump'')* ''Personant'' (2008, ''Jump Square'')* ''Nisekoi'' (2011–2016, ''Weekly Shōnen Jump'')* ''Toki Doki'' (2016, ''Weekly Shōnen Jump'')* ''e No Genten: Starting Point'' (2018, ''Weekly Shōnen Jump''); Crossover works* ''Nisekyū'' (2012, ''Weekly Shōnen Jump'') — with Haruichi Furudate. * ''Ore Koi'' (2013, ''Weekly Shōnen Jump'') — with Kazune Kawahara.
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