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'''Naoto Tsushima''' (津島 直人 ''Tsushima Naoto''), also known as '''NAOTO''', born [[January 25]], [[1973]], is a Japanese [[manga]] artist from [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. He primarily works on boy comics and toy-related comics, such as ''{{w|Super Robot Wars}}'', ''{{w|Gundam}}'' and the 2003-era ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'' pack-in manga. He's also known as the artist behind ''{{w|Fighting Foodons}}''. | '''Naoto Tsushima''' (津島 直人 ''Tsushima Naoto''), also known as '''NAOTO''', born [[January 25]], [[1973]], is a Japanese [[manga]] artist from [[Tokyo]], [[Japan]]. He primarily works on boy comics and toy-related comics, such as ''{{w|Super Robot Wars}}'', ''{{w|Gundam}}'' and the 2003-era ''[[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]]'' pack-in manga. He's also known as the artist behind ''{{w|Fighting Foodons}}''. | ||
His works can be spotted in ''[[Comic BomBom]]'', ''[[Super Robot Magazine]]'', and ''{{w|Gundam Ace}}''. | His works can be spotted in ''[[Comic BomBom]]'', ''[[Super Robot Magazine]]'', and ''{{w|Gundam Ace}}''. | ||
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* [[Optimus Prime (G1)/merchandise#Transformers Gum|Convoy]] | * [[Optimus Prime (G1)/merchandise#Transformers Gum|Convoy]] | ||
* [[Inferno (G1)#Transformers Gum|Inferno]] | * [[Inferno (G1)/toys#Transformers Gum|Inferno]] | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:11, 24 February 2026
Naoto Tsushima (津島 直人 Tsushima Naoto), also known as NAOTO, born January 25, 1973, is a Japanese manga artist from Tokyo, Japan. He primarily works on boy comics and toy-related comics, such as Super Robot Wars, Gundam and the 2003-era Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles pack-in manga. He's also known as the artist behind Fighting Foodons.
His works can be spotted in Comic BomBom, Super Robot Magazine, and Gundam Ace.
Comic book art
[edit]Brain-Navi Comics
[edit]Takara / TakaraTomy
[edit]- Robotmasters comics
- Asterisk Story
- "Optimus Prime VS Scourge"
- Henkei! Henkei! Transformers pack-in manga
- Henkei! Henkei! Transformers Comic BunBun manga
Hasbro
[edit]Kadokawa
[edit]- Transformers Animated: The Cool (under "NAOTO")
- "Keroro Gunsō × Transformers"
- Transformers: All Spark
- Transformers GT: Mission GT-R
Million Publishing / Hero-X
[edit]- "Starscream's Ambition"
- "A New Battle!"
- "Transformers: Super-God Masterforce: A Tale of the Pretenders"
- "Return! The Most Evil Duo"
Fun Publications
[edit]- Alone Together (with Evan Gauntt)
- The Return of Blurr script-reading storybook illustrations
e-Hobby
[edit]IDW Publishing
[edit]- The Transformers #42 RI-cover, #52 Phase 6 exclusive cover
- The Transformers: More than Meets the Eye #42 RI-cover
- The Transformers: Windblade #4 RI-cover
- The Transformers: Till All Are One: Revolution
DeNa
[edit]Villagebooks
[edit]- The Transformers "Revenge of the Decepticons" (Japanese reprint cover)
- Mazinger Z versus Transformers
Packaging art
[edit]Gallery
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Optimus Prime in a parade in "First Contact". -
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So, "Yay!" or "Uh-oh"?
Notes
[edit]- Before creating The Cool for Kerokero Ace, Tsushima's previous work for the publication was the final volume of SD Gundam Sangokuden. In tribute to this he created a series of fan art which pairs characters from The Cool/Animated with Sangokuden counterparts.
External links
[edit]- Tsushimaya Honten
- Naoto Tsushima at Japanese Wikipedia
- Naoto Tsushima's pixiv page (Japanese, login required)
- Naoto Tsushima's Twitter feed (Japanese)
