"Peach Boy Riverside" is a remake of a manga originally serialized on the webcomic site "Shintosha," which was serialized in Shonen Magazine R and is scheduled to air as an anime starting in July 2021. It is a fantasy based on the story of Momotaro, set in a world where humans, demons, and other races live together, hating each other. Today, we'd like to introduce the creator of "Peach Boy Riverside," one of the most anticipated anime of the summer!
An overview of the activities of the original author, Cool Kyoshinsha!!
Originally, his main focus was anthology comics, but after he began submitting his manga to the online manga submission site "Shintosha," his first work, "I Can't Understand What My Husband Is Saying," was published by Ichijinsha, and he went on to serialize other works, including "Komori-san Can't Decline!" and "Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid." All three of these works have also been adapted into anime.
What kind of works does Cool Kyoshinsha create?
Her works are generally heartwarming, slice-of-life stories featuring cute, deformed characters. Examples include "I Can't Understand What My Husband Is Saying," "Komori-san Can't Decline!", and "Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid," all of which have been adapted into anime. However, she seems to love erotic and gory subject matter. While this tendency is toned down in the above three works, it's not completely absent. "Peach Boy Riverside" was originally a webcomic, allowing her to do whatever she wanted, so it's a work that contains erotic and gory content.
Cool Kyoshinsha is a manga artist who loves big breasts.
Cool Kyoshinsha's works are always filled with cute female characters, and they almost always feature characters with large breasts. Some characters' breasts grow larger with each episode, and he never forgets to undress characters. There's no doubt he loves big breasts.
Three anime series, including the original and illustrated works, will be adapted into the July 2021 summer anime!?
In fact, among the works being adapted into anime in 2021, including "Peach Boy Riverside," I am responsible for the original story and illustrations for three anime. One is "Peach Boy Riverside," another is the second season of "Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid," and the other is "The Idaten Deities of the Peaceful Generation," written by Amahara, the creator of "Interspecies Reviewers." I am responsible for the illustrations for "The Idaten Deities of the Peaceful Generation." As far as we know, I am currently providing illustrations for three works for the July 2021 summer anime. This is amazing!!
A comprehensive introduction to summer anime written and illustrated by Cool Fanatics! !
Peach Boy Riverside
Originally a webcomic serialized on the online manga site "Shintosha," it has been remade with different artwork and is currently being serialized in Shonen Magazine R. This fantasy battle manga is based on the Momotaro story. Set in a fantasy world where various races coexist, the protagonist Sally and her companions journey in search of a world where oni, considered enemies of humanity, and other races can compromise and reconcile. The story unfolds as an omnibus, intersecting the actions of various parties, including Sally and her friends, as well as Mikoto, a boy who hates oni, and Crow, the former demon king.
Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid
Serialized in Futabasha's Monthly Action magazine since 2013, it was adapted into an anime in 2017, and its second season, Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid S, is scheduled to air in July 2021. Several spin-off works have also been announced. Kobayashi, a 26-year-old single office worker, accidentally rescues a dragon named Thor from another world, and ends up living with him in an apartment. Thor tries to serve Kobayashi in her maid outfit, but she gets caught up in the clumsy, muscle-brained Thor, and various people and troubles begin to gather around her.
Idaten of the Peaceful Generation
The original work is by Amahara, the creator of Interspecies Reviewers. It is a remake of a work originally serialized on the online manga submission site "Shintosha" and is currently being serialized in Hakusensha's Young Animal magazine. 800 years ago, a war broke out between Idaten, a god born from human desire, and the demons who threatened to destroy the world. The gods barely succeeded in sealing the demons away. 800 years later, the Idaten of the Yutori generation, who have never known war, discover that the demons have somehow been resurrected. The battle between the Idaten and the demons then begins once again. However, this battle isn't just a brawl of muscle-brained brawls. It's a new-age war that involves everything from intelligence, organizational strength, political power, and technological prowess.
About Yohane, the illustrator of "Peach Boy Riverside"
Yohane, the illustrator of "Peach Boy Riverside," has no previous work, and I believe his first serialized work is a remake of "Peach Boy Riverside." Since he doesn't share information on Twitter or elsewhere, his background is unknown. It's possible he's an artist using a different name, but it's difficult to say at this point.
What is the art style of illustrator Yohane?
The original Peach Boy Riverside features cute, deformed characters mercilessly slashing their enemies, but Yohane's Peach Boy Riverside features sharper, cooler characters. The story features cool protagonists and scary, powerful enemies fighting while splashing blood. While the original has cute, comedic characters, the remake is a serious, authentic fantasy.
More gore and brutality, less erotic elements
The original work was a mix of erotic and gore elements, but the remake's careful construction and the character designs have been adapted to a more traditional battle fantasy style have significantly increased the gore elements, such as blood splatters, and the characters' insanity. However, since it was serialized in a boys' magazine, the erotic elements are lessened, or even almost completely eliminated. Therefore, the impression of each character is quite different. If the original combines cuteness, eroticism, comedy, and battle fantasy, the remake combines coolness, increased gore, no eroticism, and traditional battle fantasy.
[Peach Boy Riverside] Summary of the Author
Here's a summary of the author of "Peach Boy Riverside"! The original author, Cool Kyoshinsha, is involved in a total of three anime adaptations in the July summer anime season, making him an incredibly popular author. The work of illustrator John is not just a remake, but a classic fantasy, which is extremely satisfying! Anticipation is high for this anime adaptation! "Peach Boy Riverside" is scheduled to begin airing in July 2021!
