"I Shaved. Then I Brought Home a High School Girl" is set to be adapted into an anime, but what kind of person is its author, Shimesaba? In this article, we'll take a closer look at Shimesaba, the author of this work, through an analysis of his personality and the works he has worked on to date. In order to get the most out of the anime version of "I Shaved. Then I Brought Home a High School Girl," we believe it's necessary to take a closer look at the author Shimesaba's style and personality.
Authors from Kakuyomu
Shimesaba originally worked on the novel submission site "Kakuyomu." While "Let's Become a Novelist" is a more well-known novel submission site, "Kakuyomu" has also produced many popular authors, making it an excellent novel submission site.
Why "Shimesaba"?
The pen name "Shimesaba" was apparently chosen because his favorite food is shimesaba (salted mackerel). His Twitter icon is also a mackerel with the comment "Shimesaba."
Check out his Twitter if you're interested!
Although Shimesaba-sensei isn't a particularly media-intensive author, he actively shares information on Twitter, often sharing details about his current work and hobbies. You can especially learn about his stance on novels and behind-the-scenes stories about his work, so if you want to enjoy "I Shaved. Then I Brought a High School Girl Home" even more, we recommend following him!
Works He Has Worked On
Here, I'd like to provide a detailed introduction to the works that Shimesaba has worked on. In addition to "I Shaved. Then I Brought a High School Girl Home," he has also produced numerous other popular works, so I recommend checking out his other works as well. Since different expressions are used in different works, if you've already read "I Shaved. Then I Brought a High School Girl Home," and are captivated by Shimesaba's writing, this is even more recommended.
"A Bookstore Clerk Shouldn't Enter a Dungeon"
"I Shaved. Then I Brought a High School Girl Home" had a literary, somewhat heavy storyline, but this work is a fantasy with a strong comedic tone. It has a slightly different feel from "I Shaved. Then I Brought a High School Girl Home," so I recommend it to anyone who wants to try a different style of work by Shimesaba.
"BATON=RELAY"
"BATON=RELAY" is a smartphone game app distributed by i-tron. Shimesaba is responsible for writing the main storyline for this work. This work allows you to see Shimesaba's journey, which goes beyond the boundaries of novels, so if you're interested, why not give it a try?
"I Shaved. Then I Brought a High School Girl Home. 』
This is Shimesaba's most highly acclaimed masterpiece. Many people likely learned about Shimesaba's name through this work. It's a work that has garnered a loyal fanbase, with the decision to make it into an anime adaptation also being made.
What kind of person is he?
In order to understand "I Shaved. Then I Brought Home a High School Girl," it's necessary to take a closer look at the author. So, here, I'd like to introduce you to Shimesaba Sensei.
You hate Yoshida!?
On Twitter, Shimesaba-sensei stated, "I hate people like Yoshida." The fact that he can so bluntly say "I hate" the protagonist of a work he'll be working on for a long time really shows his straightforward personality.
26,000 Twitter followers!
Shimesaba-sensei currently has over 26,000 followers on Twitter, making him a truly impressive author. This clearly shows how many readers are captivated by his work.
Third Year as an Author
Shimesaba-sensei is currently in his third year as a professional author. Isn't it extremely rare for one of his works to be adapted into anime even in his third year? He's truly an author with a bright future ahead of him. We're excited to see what he creates next.
Tweets Actively
He posts about his work, hobbies, pets, and more on his Twitter account, so if you're interested, give him a follow. He posts several times a day, so you'll never get bored of following his activities.
We often talk about games
In particular, Shimesaba-sensei not only posts about her work, but also tweets about her personal gaming hobby, which likely leads to many readers sharing similar interests. One of the great things about Twitter is being able to see the private lives of artists we don't normally get to interact with.
Do you like cats?!
Shimesaba Sensei's Twitter account is full of cat photos, likely due to him being a pet cat himself. This is also a very cute cat, so cat lovers should definitely follow him.
What is his style?
Here, I'd like to summarize the style of Shimesaba's work. By paying close attention to the details, such as Shimesaba's expression, you will begin to understand the type of work "I Shaved. Then I Brought Home a High School Girl." Please check it out.
Easy to Read
Shimesaba's works are generally easy to read. They don't use particularly difficult language, which makes them accessible to a wide range of age groups. Furthermore, their light language allows for a smooth read without too much strain.
Direct "Psychological Description"
By deliberately avoiding complex emotional descriptions and expressions, the characters' emotions are expressed through direct psychological descriptions. This direct psychological description allows the reader to easily understand the themes of romance novels, which can usually be heavy.
Are you avoiding abstract and poetic metaphors?
In fact, Shimesaba-sensei has stated that he avoids abstract and personal metaphors, suggesting that this is a way to ensure his work is accepted by a wide audience. Perhaps it is precisely because this work lacks the complex language typically associated with literary works that it can be adapted into a variety of genres, such as manga and anime?
Easy-to-understand character settings
Generally, the characters drawn by Shimesaba-sensei tend to have somewhat defined "roles."
Reason for Easy-to-Understand Character Settings
Many novelists decide on the type of character they are and then write the story, but Shimesaba-sensei seems to decide on the type of story first. The works of these authors often have well-developed character settings from the beginning, resulting in an easy-to-understand story development.
"Something that permeates our lives, that speaks to our emotions."
Shimesaba-sensei wrote on his Kakuyomu page, "I want to cherish the things that permeate our lives, that speak to our emotions." While the setting of "I Shaved. Then I Brought Home a High School Girl" doesn't seem like something that permeates our lives, the message conveyed through this work is relatable to any reader, and is something that permeates our lives.
To what extent will the style of the work be reflected in the anime?
The above is a general summary of Shimesaba's work. I've explained in more detail in a separate article the themes and creative ideas behind his masterpiece, "I Shaved. Then I Brought Home a High School Girl." If you're interested, please take a look.
We look forward to seeing more of his future work!
What do you think? That's all about Shimesaba, the author of "I Shaved. Then I Brought Home a High School Girl." While he still doesn't have much media exposure, I believe he'll have more opportunities to become even more famous in the future.
An artist with a bright future
In any case, this artist is in his third year and is extremely talented, so we can look forward to seeing how he evolves in the future. Please enjoy his work alongside his other currently published works.
First, check out the anime "I Shaved. Then I Brought Home a High School Girl."
First, let's check out Shimesaba's first anime adaptation, "I Shaved. Then I Brought Home a High School Girl." AnimeMiru has several articles that provide detailed information about "I Shaved. Then I Brought Home a High School Girl," so please check them out too!
Summary
Did you enjoy this article? This time, we've summarized Shimesaba, a popular author originally from Kakuyomu. In his third year as an author, he already has numerous popular works, making him a very exciting author to watch. I look forward to continuing to follow Shimesaba-sensei's work in the future.
