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Hideyuki Kikuchi (菊地 秀行, Kikuchi Hideyuki, born September 25, 1949) is a Japanese author known for his horror novels. His most famous works include the Vampire Hunter D series, Darkside Blues and Wicked City.
Hideyuki Kikuchi
Born
(1949-09-25) 25 September 1949 (age 73) Chōshi, Chiba Japan
Kikuchi was born in Chōshi, Japan on September 25, 1949. He attended Aoyama Gakuin University and was trained as a writer by famed author Kazuo Koike. His first novel, Demon City Shinjuku, was published in 1982. While his first novels are typical novel prose, as he gained fame, he adapted a more terse writing style.
The series takes place in a world where Shinjuku has been turned into a city of demons and monsters, and follows a young man named Kyoya Izayoi, user of the mystical art of Nempo, who must discover how the disaster relates to his own family.
Demon City Shinjuku (魔界都市＜新宿＞, Makai Toshi Shinjuku) (published September 30, 1982)
Demon Palace Babylon (魔宮バビロン, Mamiya Babiron)
Trickster Johnny (騙し屋ジョニー, Damashiya Jyoni)
The Fang Family's Hunter (牙一族の狩人, Kiba Ichizoku no Karyudo)
Underground City Shinjuku (地底都市〈新宿, Chitei Toshi Shinjuku)
The Legend of the Mad Soldier (狂戦士伝説, Kyo Senshi Densetsu)
Demon Doctor Mephisto (魔界医師メフィスト, Makaishi Mefisuto) (published May 11, 1988)
A series of young adult fiction novels (also called the Alien Series for use of "alien" in each title), the story follows a seemingly ordinary high schooler named Dai Yagashira, who journeys around the world collecting rare and supernatural treasures. A member of ITHA (International Treasure Hunters Association) and heir to a family of treasure hunters, Yagashira fights soldiers, private militia, and fellow treasure hunters using both high-tech weapons and powerful artifacts. While the original illustrations were provided by Yoshitaka Amano (with the exception of the illustrations by Masahiro Shibata for “Black Death Empire”), the illustrations in the bound volumes are by Koichiro Yonemura.
Synopsis of Tales of the Ghost Sword (Yukensho) at JLPP (Japanese Literature Publishing Project) (in English)
February 01, 2023
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provide copyright attribution in the edit summary accompanying your translation by providing an interlanguage link to the source of your translation A model attribution edit summary is Content in this edit is translated from the existing Japanese Wikipedia article at ja 菊地秀行 see its history for attribution You should also add the template Translated ja 菊地秀行 to the talk page For more guidance see Wikipedia Translation Hideyuki Kikuchi 菊地 秀行 Kikuchi Hideyuki born September 25 1949 is a Japanese author known for his horror novels His most famous works include the Vampire Hunter D series Darkside Blues and Wicked City Hideyuki KikuchiBorn 1949 09 25 25 September 1949 age 73 Chōshi Chiba JapanOccupationNovelist authorGenreHorror fantasy Contents 1 Biography 2 Works 2 1 Novels 2 1 1 Demon City Shinjuku series 2 1 2 Demon City Blues series 2 1 3 Demon City Nowaru series 2 1 4 Vampire Hunter D series 2 1 5 Wicked City series 2 1 6 Treasure Hunter series 2 1 7 Others 2 2 Manga 2 3 Novelizations 2 4 Short stories 3 See also 4 External linksBiography EditKikuchi was born in Chōshi Japan on September 25 1949 He attended Aoyama Gakuin University and was trained as a writer by famed author Kazuo Koike His first novel Demon City Shinjuku was published in 1982 While his first novels are typical novel prose as he gained fame he adapted a more terse writing style Kikuchi became close friends with writer and director Yoshiaki Kawajiri during his adaption of Wicked City and the two have since collaborated on Vampire Hunter D Bloodlust and the OVA of Demon City Shinjuku Works EditNovels Edit Demon City Shinjuku series Edit The series takes place in a world where Shinjuku has been turned into a city of demons and monsters and follows a young man named Kyoya Izayoi user of the mystical art of Nempo who must discover how the disaster relates to his own family Demon City Shinjuku 魔界都市 新宿 Makai Toshi Shinjuku published September 30 1982 Demon Palace Babylon 魔宮バビロン Mamiya Babiron Trickster Johnny 騙し屋ジョニー Damashiya Jyoni The Fang Family s Hunter 牙一族の狩人 Kiba Ichizoku no Karyudo Underground City Shinjuku 地底都市 新宿 Chitei Toshi Shinjuku The Legend of the Mad Soldier 狂戦士伝説 Kyo Senshi Densetsu Demon Doctor Mephisto 魔界医師メフィスト Makaishi Mefisuto published May 11 1988 Demon City Blues series Edit Main article Demon City Blues Demon City Nowaru series Edit This story follows Fuyuharu Aki Setsura Aki s cousin Flattery Goku King 媚獄王 Kobi Goku O Demon Incense Transcript 魔香録 Ma Ko Roku Evil Moon Mask 兇月面 Warugetsu Men Vampire Hunter D series Edit Main article Vampire Hunter D Wicked City series Edit Main article Wicked City novel series Treasure Hunter series Edit A series of young adult fiction novels also called the Alien Series for use of alien in each title the story follows a seemingly ordinary high schooler named Dai Yagashira who journeys around the world collecting rare and supernatural treasures A member of ITHA International Treasure Hunters Association and heir to a family of treasure hunters Yagashira fights soldiers private militia and fellow treasure hunters using both high tech weapons and powerful artifacts While the original illustrations were provided by Yoshitaka Amano with the exception of the illustrations by Masahiro Shibata for Black Death Empire the illustrations in the bound volumes are by Koichiro Yonemura Alien Hidden Treasure Town エイリアン秘宝街 Alien Monster Zone 1 エイリアン魔獣境1 Alien Monster Zone 2 エイリアン魔獣境2 Alien Apocalypse Record エイリアン黙示録 Alien Monster Cat Tale エイリアン怪猫伝 Alien Otherworldly Journey by Sea エイリアン魔界航路 Alien Mystic Mountain Chronicle エイリアン妖山記 Alien Treacherous Sea Tale エイリアン邪海伝 Alien Luoyang Strange Tales エイリアン京洛異妖編 Alien God s Country first volume エイリアン魔神国 上巻 Alien God s Country second volume エイリアン魔神国 中巻 Alien God s Country third volume エイリアン魔神国 下巻 Alien God s Country Conclusion 1 エイリアン魔神国 完結編1 Alien God s Country Conclusion 2 エイリアン魔神国 完結編2 Alien God s Country Conclusion 3 エイリアン魔神国 完結編3 Alien Noble God s Castle エイリアン蒼血魔城 Alien Black Death Empire first volume エイリアン黒死帝国 上巻 Alien Black Death Empire second volume エイリアン黒死帝国 下巻 Others Edit Invader Summer インベーダー サマー published August 30 1983 with illustrations by Yoshitaka Amano A Wind Named Amnesia 風の名はアムネジア published October 31 1983 with illustrations by Yoshitaka Amano Evil Deity Gourmet 妖神グルメ published on June 30 1984 with illustrations by Yoshitaka Amano republished in February 2000 Meiji Dorakyuu Den published in United States as Dark Wars The Tale of Meiji Dracula Invader Summer and A Wind Named Amnesia were republished together in one volume in August 2005 with illustrations by Eiji Kaneda Manga Edit Darkside Blues Demon Palace Babylon Vampire Hunter D Taimashin Taimashin Masatsu Note Masatsu Note Taimashin Toudouhen sequel to Taimashin Masatsu Note Taimashin Akamushi Masatsukou Shibito no Ken Shin Shibito no Ken sequel to Shibito no Ken Makai Toshi Hunter Makai Toshi Hunter Series Makyuu Babylon side story Makai Toshi lt Shinjuku gt side story Blue Rescue Alien Hihouden Jashin Sensen Risutora Boy Makai Ishi Mephisto Majin Keiji Makai Gakuen Mokushiroku Senshi Rappa SASAKURA Kou Novelizations Edit Leda The Fantastic Adventure of Yohko 幻夢戦記レダ Genmu Senki Leda Short stories Edit D Armageddon Portrait of Ixobel D Village in the Fog D Castle Dweller D Night on the Highway A Message from Cecil D Throng of HereticsSee also EditCategory Novels by Hideyuki KikuchiExternal links EditDHpress Books Digital Manga Publishing Asahi Sonorama Japanese publisher of the Vampire Hunter D series and the Treasure Hunter Series books and audio dramas Hideyuki Kikuichi Official Fan Club Japanese Hideyuki Kikuchi at IMDb Hideyuki Kikuchi at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database Synopsis of Tales of the Ghost Sword Yukensho at JLPP Japanese Literature Publishing Project in English Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Hideyuki Kikuchi amp oldid 1121102397, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
