I am a Type-Moon comic artist!

I am a Type-Moon comic artist! Author: Shun Cen

Summary:

I originally thought this was just a typical urban novel world... drawing comics and traveling would be nice.

But tell me, what's with this magician named "Emiya Kiritsugu" who jumped onto my face?

Who changed the settings?

[This book is updated daily at 5 PM (17 PM).]

[Five chapters updated daily (2 regular chapters + 3 bonus chapters)]

[Currently included titles such as *Fate/Zero*, *Fate/SN*, *Carnival Phantasm*, *The Menu for the Emiya Family*, *Imperial Capital Grail Wars*, *FLA*, *Lord El-Melloi II's Case Files*, *Fate/Grand Order*, *Fate/Extreme Challenge*, and *Blue Silver*.]

[Other works mentioned include: *JoJo's Bizarre Adventure*, *Code Geass*, *Persona 5*, *Attack on Titan*, and *Bleach*.]

[The following will include Fate/Grand Order (FGO), the Featherfall series, Ace of Flamestrike (FA), Fate/stay night (FSF), and Magical Girl Illya.]

Chapter One sets the stage.

The story begins in Chapter Two.

Kazuya Kurokawa breathed a sigh of relief as he looked at the completed manga manuscript for the second part of "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure".

"My first manga was JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, I'm so lucky."

Kurokawa Kazuya's original identity is no longer important; in short, he is a transmigrator, eighteen years old this year. He had already dropped out of school... not by his own choice, but because before he transmigrated, the original owner of this body had already dropped out of school for several years, living off the huge inheritance left by his parents, and occasionally going out to work to find jobs for his future.

The reason I dropped out of school was simply because I wasn't good at studying, nothing worth mentioning.

He's the standard protagonist setup: orphaned, owns a car and a house, and has a younger sister.

A time traveler, an orphan, and a younger sister—aside from not being a tragic figure, what else could possibly be considered a standard protagonist setup?

In reality, he felt that adding the parents' backstory would be too complicated, so the person responsible for transmigrating him arranged this identity for him. The reason for having a younger sister was probably just that it's harder to develop a relationship alone; having someone to interact with is better. Compared to a younger brother or sister, an older sister or sister is preferable. The former might lead to questions about his sexual orientation, while the latter would at most just be a deadbeat...

There's no one special around me, so there's no need for any special instructions.

After arriving in this world, he obtained a comic artist's system. After completing a comic, there is a certain chance to gain the abilities of a character in the comic—this seems to be the case at present, since he has only obtained his first comic, and it is only being serialized once, so the specifics are still unclear.

Then--

The first manga he received was JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, parts one through eight! The complete first seven parts, and part of the eighth part.

As his favorite comic book in his past life, without a doubt, he felt genuinely lucky to have obtained it from the very beginning. He even thought that even if the system hadn't given him this comic, one day he would still use his own pen to draw this hymn to humanity!

And now, he got this comic book right from the start. Could anyone be luckier than that?

The current time is 1984. A year has passed since he came into this world, and he has become a cartoonist with a little bit of initial fame.

He initially drew the short manga "Rohan Kishibe Remains Motionless" under his real name "Kurokawa Kazuya," which was shortlisted for the 1983 Tezuka Award. Among the five works that year, none were selected.

Then, very quickly, his *JoJo's Bizarre Adventure* received official serialization permission and began serialization in JUMC. Although the process was somewhat complicated—the editorial department strongly disapproved of using a foreigner as the protagonist—it ultimately passed...

"Well, it's all thanks to the fact that my first manga was JoJo's Bizarre Adventure..."

Because he initially drew "Rohan Kishibe Remains Motionless," and since it was originally a spin-off of a character from "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure," even though it was a short story, it was considered as completing a manga. He quickly acquired the abilities of the characters within it.

He did not acquire any other combat abilities, such as a Stand.

He currently has no special abilities.

However—he gained Rohan Kishibe's manga abilities.

The anime "Bakuman" from his previous life had shown him how hard it was to draw comics.

Moreover, in his previous life, he had watched a man named Yusuke Murata livestream the drawing of the manga "One-Punch Man Remake," and he watched it frequently, since it allowed him to know the progress of the drawing in advance. However, this also made him realize how hard manga artists work.

Yusuke Murata's manga drawing livestreams. He often streams himself drawing manga, and then somehow it turns into a livestream of him sleeping.

It's obvious they can't hold on any longer.

He did the same when he drew "Rohan Kishibe: Motionless," or even more so, because at that time he was a complete novice with little to no foundation. It took him more than a month to finish the entire short story, "Rohan Kishibe: A Bizarre Adventure."

During the painting process, he only slept five or six hours a day, spending the rest of his time revising and refining.

After finishing a draft, I was still drawing it based on what I remembered. But I still struggled and couldn't finish a draft in a day. I was so angry that I threw my pen down several times!

Aside from certain times, I spent the rest of my time drawing, and finally managed to finish the manuscript before the Tezuka Award.

Even so, when he received the JUMC award, he was initially told that the story was good but the art was stiff. He was both surprised and relieved to receive a preliminary selection, as he had initially thought it would at best be a good piece...

But after that—after obtaining Rohan Kishibe's manga abilities, the situation changed drastically!

Those who haven't read *JoJo's Bizarre Adventure* might not know this, so let me mention how fast Rohan Kishibe could turn a blank sheet of paper into a finished artwork. The entire process required no assistants, and what he produced wasn't a rough draft, but a complete artwork.

The whole process only takes about ten minutes!

In other words, as long as he has an inspiration in his mind and has completed the composition, he can easily complete six original drafts in an hour of continuous work.

Completely superhuman—

And now he possesses such superhuman skills.

This is why, while the first part of "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure," Phantom Blood, was still being serialized, he had already finished drawing the second part, Battle Tide!

This ability is absolutely amazing! Absolutely fantastic!

Now, every time Kurokawa Kazuya draws a manga, he thinks back to his hellish start and feels like he's in heaven now—it's so great to succeed on the first try, it's so great to have this ability, he's sincerely grateful.

"Hmm, what should I draw next... Should I finish drawing JOJO first, or create my own original manga or something..." Kurokawa Kazuya would think like this when he was bored.

Anyway, he can finish a drawing in ten minutes. He might feel a little pressure when creating his own original work, as he needs to work on the composition and think about the plot. But when it comes to drawing JOJO, since it's a comic that the system drew, he already has a complete JOJO in his mind, so he can draw it much faster.

Now that we've come this far, let's talk about the current state of the world.

The world we live in now is probably a world without any anomalies or superpowers.

At the very least, he hasn't found it yet.

Although the place he currently lives in is called Morio Town, there are also cities on the map called Fuyuki City, Kanbuko City, and Mitakihara.

But this is still a peaceful world.

Because he had already visited Fuyuki City and Kanbuko City.

I visited the Tohsaka family; they didn't seem like a family of magicians at all... I also met Rin Tohsaka, who was a little over a year old, and Sakura Tohsaka, who was a few months old—both were adorable. Tokiomi Tohsaka even let him experience firsthand what aristocratic manners were like.

It seems like it would be great for creative work.

I also visited the Ryougi family and saw Ryougi Shiki, who was about four or five years old. They seemed to be an ancient samurai family, but they were surprisingly hospitable. When I told them he was a manga artist who came to gather material, they didn't try to drive him away or ignore him because he wasn't famous. In short... it was a very nice experience.

Then, although there wasn't much research on Morioh and Mitakihara due to the time period, he knew all about an event that happened in Morioh in 1983, as he had all the content of "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure".

That is, the case of Yoshikage Kira killing Suzumi Sugimoto.

However, he did find Sugimoto Suzumi's family, and they were still alive and well as of 1984.

As for Morioh's "street of no return," he also found it. It's true that it's not on the map, but that's all. It's just that there are too many things piled up at the intersection, and it's not very conspicuous. The entrance is also relatively small, which is probably why it's not on the map, or maybe it was intentionally like that.

He did not tempt others or himself to try it.

After all, it's best not to do things like murder if you can avoid it. And if you try it yourself and it turns out that you can't turn back from this street and you'll die if you do, then you'll get yourself into trouble, which would be even worse!

Therefore, he often observed there.

Once, as he walked past, he did so naturally without turning around, but someone next to him turned around casually because someone behind him called out to him!

And then... nothing happened.

That person didn't die at all; they are still alive.

After that, he became fairly certain that nothing would happen in this world. This world was just an ordinary, everyday world; he began to be absolutely certain of that.

"Speaking of which, Illya's birth date is earlier than Shirou Emiya's... and Shirou Emiya and Rin Tohsaka were born around the same time, probably in 1982. So... was Illya born in 81 or 80?"

There are some things he can't quite remember.

It was Tokiomi Tohsaka who told him about Rin Tohsaka's birthday.

Because Kurokawa Kazuya said his daughter was cute, he casually asked about it, and Tohsaka Tokiomi just told him.

He had also thought about what this system was all about, and whether he was someone's pawn.

There's no answer to this question, so the outcome doesn't matter.

So what if he became someone else's pawn? He's living a better life now than before, and no one is restricting him. He might even be able to live longer through his own abilities. If this is how being a pawn is treated, then please contact me.

"Anyway, let's go out and gather some material first. As for the above—you can take it as some settings to explain the premise of this novel, or you can take it as my own delusion and a summary of the past year or so. Currently, apart from my extremely fast ability to draw comics, I'm just a completely ordinary person with no combat abilities. Hmm... if you really want to count, does throwing pen tips count? I'm quite accurate at that. I can easily hit the bullseye within a range of about five meters. Anyway, that's my current situation, and I am the protagonist of this novel, Kurokawa Kazuya. I look forward to working with you in the future."

[I recommend a piece of music, "Elephant" by Yu Takahashi. May your smile be even brighter ten years from now.]

Chapter Two: Kurokawa Kazuya

"Ring ring ring ring ring————"

Click, Kurokawa Kazuya reached out and turned off the alarm clock next to him.

"My head is starting to hurt..."

Kurokawa Kazuya touched his head and slowly sat up in bed.

He wanted to create his own comic, but... he could never escape the limitations. Every time he thought about it, he would find that there were similar plots in the novels and anime he had read on Earth in his previous life.

"Indeed, it's impossible to completely transcend previous boundaries. Ultimately, human imagination is based on our own understanding. For example, could God create a stone he couldn't lift...? This is an inexplicable question for humans, but can it be answered by beings that aren't human? Like a real God or something..."

He wanted to test whether a game he had played in the past could be adapted into a comic book.

The game is basically about dumping 100 people on an island, with only one person surviving...

He... was able to personally experience the process depicted in the comics, but it was just a dream.

The system constructed this world using its own dreams, and then entered it itself. Therefore, it cannot pull others in, nor can it bring things from the dream into reality. Of course, this is not absolute; for example, knowledge from the dream can be brought out.

But the others are impossible.

"That's about it, let's make breakfast first." He wasn't very good at cooking, but since it was just him and his younger sister at home, he didn't feel comfortable letting her eat out before going to school. So, over the past year or so, he had been trying his best to learn how to cook, in addition to having some experience from his predecessor.

Now his sister no longer complains about the food being unpalatable.