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{{Staff Info|subj=Yasuhiro Nightow|ja_kanji=内藤 泰弘|dob=April 8, 1967|role=mangaka, creator of Trigun|altspelling=Yasuhiro Naito|img=Nightow99.png}} | {{Staff Info|subj=Yasuhiro Nightow|ja_kanji=内藤 泰弘|dob=April 8, 1967|role=mangaka, creator of Trigun|altspelling=Yasuhiro Naito|img=Nightow99.png}} | ||
Yasuhiro Nightow is the creator of [[Trigun]]. | '''Yasuhiro Nightow''' is the creator of [[Trigun]]. | ||
== Credits == | == Credits == | ||
Revision as of 02:52, 17 July 2023
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| Yasuhiro Nightow | |
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| Name in kanji | 内藤 泰弘 |
| Alternate Spelling | Yasuhiro Naito |
| Born | April 8, 1967 |
| Role | mangaka, creator of Trigun |
Yasuhiro Nightow is the creator of Trigun.
Credits
- Trigun & Trigun Maximum: Story & Art
- Trigun (1998 anime): Original Manga
- Trigun: Badlands Rumble: Original creator, original story
- Trigun Multiple Bullets: Story & Art, original creator
- Trigun Stampede: Original creator
- Trigun The First Donuts: Cover illustration
- Trigun: The 2nd Donut Happy Pack: Cover illustration
- Trigun: Spicy Stewed Donut: Original Illustration
Links
- Yasuhiro Nightow's Twitter (Japanese)
- Electric Flier (Yasuhiro Nightow's Official Website, Japanese, archived)