Chainsaw Man Creator Tatsuki Fujimoto's Twitter Antics
The Quirky Personality Behind the Popular Manga
Tatsuki Fujimoto, the creator of the popular manga series Chainsaw Man, is not only a talented artist but also one of Twitter's quirkiest personalities. His presence on the platform is made all the more amusing by the fact that he often tweets in character as an imaginary younger sister named Koharu Nagayama.
Fujimoto's Twitter Alias
The story behind Fujimoto's Twitter alias is almost as quirky as the alias itself. When he first joined Twitter, Fujimoto created an account under the name Koharu Nagayama. However, he quickly discovered that Twitter requires users to be at least 13 years old. As a result, his account was suspended.
Undeterred, Fujimoto created a new account under the same name, but this time, he claimed to be Koharu's older brother. This account was also eventually suspended, but Fujimoto has since created a third account under the same name. On this account, he continues to tweet in character as Koharu, much to the amusement of his followers.
The Impact of Fujimoto's Tweets
Fujimoto's Twitter antics have had a significant impact on his work. In fact, many of the characters in Chainsaw Man are based on people he has met or interacted with on Twitter. For example, the character of Power is based on a fan who tweeted to Fujimoto that she wanted to be drawn as a devil.
Fujimoto's Twitter presence has also helped to promote Chainsaw Man. His quirky tweets have attracted a large following, and many of his followers have gone on to read the manga. As a result, Chainsaw Man has become one of the most popular manga series in the world.
The Future of Fujimoto's Twitter Alias
It is unclear what the future holds for Fujimoto's Twitter alias. He has stated that he enjoys tweeting in character as Koharu, but he is also aware that his account could be suspended again at any time. However, one thing is for sure: Fujimoto's quirky personality will continue to entertain and amuse his fans for years to come.
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