Aka Akasaka hosts a Twitter Space to have a chat and answers some questions. He details some info about his personal life, the Kaguya-sama characters, his future plans for the Kaguya-sama manga, and some info about Oshi no Ko as well.
Answers to these questions and more! The interview itself is worth a listen too, if you understand Japanese. This is not a full transcription.
This is a rough summary and not a full transcript of the interview, but all the important things are covered.
Tamaki Inuyama: an independent VTuber, avatar of Norio Tsukudani, the mangaka of Himegoto.
Aka Akasaka: mangaka behind Kaguya-sama: Love is War and the writer for Oshi no Ko, in joint with Mengo Yokoyari who does the art for it.
Kohara: All members of the Kaguya-sama team have joined their forces and are working hard in order to make the anime have an abundance of charm, so I think the viewers must be seeing the way...
On an otherwise uneventful Sunday, Aka Akasaka, the mastermind behind "Kaguya-sama: Love is War", decided to relax with some beer and answer a couple questions on Twitter. Here is the full translation of the impromptu Q&A session, which resulted in more than a hundred answers.
Today, the official @anime_kaguya Twitter announced that Season 2 of Kaguya-sama: Love is War will air on 11th of April. The anime will be airing on Tokyo MX, MBS, BS11 and other TV channels on 11:30 PM JST.
An interview with Makoto Furukawa and Ryota Suzuki, the VAs for Miyuki Shirogane and Yu Ishigami. They talk about their work on Season 1 and share some interesting things about the production of Season 2!
The one who falls in love loses!
Kaguya Wants to Be Confessed to: The Geniuses' War of Love and Brains, hereinafter called Kaguya-sama, is a romantic comedy manga in which two high school geniuses that lead the prestigious Shuchiin academy’s student council fight in a battle of love and mind games to get each other to confess, despite their feelings being mutual...
Full video interview with Aka Akasaka and his editor in Taiwan where he answers questions about the future of the manga, how he relates to certain characters like Ishigami and Fujiwara, and more.
