CATDOLL: Former Doraemon author Fujiko Fujio suspends serialization due to poor health

Fujiko Fujio A (Ansono Motoo), who once shared the pen name Fujiko Fujio with Fujimoto Hiroshi, can be said to be a living fossil in the history of Japanese comics. However, bad news came recently: the 81-year-old will stop serializing due to poor health.

Previously, he had been serializing a work called "PAR Man no Passionate Days", which combines the comic with Fujiko Fujio A's personal life, showing a very wonderful color. In the magazine's announcement, we saw the words "PAR Man no Passionate Days will be suspended from the next issue. Before the serialization resumes, please wait patiently", it seems that we don't have to wait too long.

However, the message Fujiko Fujio A himself wrote to readers made people feel a little melancholy: "I have been serializing this work since the founding of "Jump Square". It is really a happy thing for an old man like me to be serialized among young people. However, now the old man is too tired to continue. I regret to ask everyone to wait patiently until I recover. Please give me more advice, more advice."

For this reason, many anime fans expressed regretfully: "I never thought that the old man was still creating, it's time to catch up!" "There have been a lot of bad news recently, the old man must take care of himself." "Tribute to the legend of the Japanese comics industry!" Here, Anime Star also hopes that Fujiko Fujio A can recover soon and return to the young people.