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Localization is more than just translation—it’s an act of cultural bridge-building. What the Muck isn’t just a story about escaping problems; it’s about confronting them. In a way, adapting it for English readers mirrored that journey—navigating linguistic barriers, making tough choices, and ultimately creating something meaningful for a new audience.
As your production partners, ensuring your art reaches the world exactly as you envisioned it—while you focus on what really matters: creating.
As the first title in the NIUHI Originals lineup, I, as a producer at NIUHI, visited the hometown of its creator, TALI, in Kagawa Prefecture. This article presents an in-depth interview that explores TALI's creative process, the path that led them to become a manga artist, and their message to aspiring creators.
For first-time participants as a creator at a Japanese convention, it will be an exotic experience added to your inventory! Remember to follow the etiquette and rules of the event! You don’t need to be shy, greet other creators around you, as it is a culture for local creators to interact with neighboring circles and look out for each other.
COMITIA is an independent comic exhibition event (自主制作漫画誌展示即売会) in Japan that specifically celebrates original creations: unlike similar events that focus on fan works (creations based off of pre-existing series), COMITIA exclusively features each creators’ original creativity and content. The upcoming COMITIA (as of the time this article is written) will be COMITIA152, taking place on the 1st of June, at the convention venue of Tokyo Big Sight, East Hall 1, 2, 3, and 8. Here’s everything you need to know when participating in COMITIA!