CATDOLL: The author of "The World God Only Knows" starts a new series of philosophy lectures

The web game KanColle has made countless Japanese cartoonists addicted to it and neglected their original comics. The author of "The World God Only Knows" Wakagi Tamiki is also an admiral and once drew a small book for KanColle. Now this cartoonist admiral has finally returned to his main job. Tamiki Wakagi's new comic Neji no Toto ("The Sleeping World") has also begun serialization. The story of this new comic will be based on Tamiki Wakagi's former professional philosophy.

Before becoming a cartoonist, Tamaki Wakagi was a student of the philosophy department of Kyoto University. This time, Tamaki Wakagi will express the systematic philosophy knowledge he learned in college in the form of comics. When commenting on his new work, Tamaki Wakagi said: "This comic is about the philosophical knowledge that I once gave up. Through comics, I think about what truth is? Why do humans need truth? Is the visible knowable? Is the invisible really unknowable? Studying philosophy is really hard, so I don’t know if I can serialize it regularly."·····The manga "ねじの人々" opens with 17-year-old high school student Yamato Neji thinking about philosophical questions such as "What is my name?" and "The meaning of me sitting at the desk". It uses the philosophical classic definition of "I think, therefore I am" as the theme. This comic actually explains complex philosophical problems and philosophical thoughts in a relaxed way. God will probably worship this comic too.