History Creator / Tsukumizu

After ''GLT'''s conclusion in 2018, ''tkmiz'' went on to create his following manga, ''Manga/ShimejiSimulation'', [[{{Yonkoma}} a four-panel comedy manga]] released and serialized by ''Magazine/ComicCune'' that ran from January 26, 2019 to November 27, 2023 for five volumes across 49 chapters. Time will tell if an anime will also come out of it. In the meantime, following the end of ''Shimeji Simulation'', ''tkmiz'' is currently developing his next manga.

* Untitled Third Manga: [[https://www.reddit.com/r/GirlsLastTour/comments/184h3nw/tkmizs_future_revealed_spoilers/ Teased at the end of the final page of ''Shimeji Simulation'' in November 2023.]]

After ''GLT'''s conclusion in 2018, ''tkmiz'' went on to create his following manga, ''Manga/ShimejiSimulation'', [[{{Yonkoma}} a four-panel comedy manga]] released and serialized by ''Magazine/ComicCune'' that ran from January 26, 2019 to November 27, 2023 for five volumes across 49 chapters. Time will tell if an anime will also come out of it.

* Untitled Third Manga: Teased at the end of the final page of ''Shimeji Simulation'' in November 2023.

After ''GLT'''s conclusion in 2018, ''tkmiz'' later went on to create his current ongoing manga, ''Manga/ShimejiSimulation'', a [[{{Yonkoma}} four-panel comedy manga]] released and serialized by ''Magazine/ComicCune'' since January 26, 2019. Time will tell if an anime will also come out of it.

* ''Manga/ShimejiSimulation'' (26th January 2019 - November 2023): After spending years away from society living with her older sister and preparing to enter high school, a Hikikomori finds out she has grown mushrooms out of her hair. She later encounters a friendly girl born with an egg on her head, who quickly becomes friends with her. However, the two soon realize that their world might not be what it seems to be. Serialized by ''Magazine/ComicCune''.

* SignatureStyle: Tkmiz is often known for his {{Moeblob}} art-style, as well as his heavy usage of the {{Deconstruction}} trope and the {{Iyashikei}} genre in his mangas. His works are also rather melancholic.

* ''Manga/ShimejiSimulation'' (26th January 2019 - 2023): After spending years away from society living with her older sister and preparing to enter high school, a Hikikomori finds out she has grown mushrooms out of her hair. She later encounters a friendly girl born with an egg on her head, who quickly becomes friends with her. However, the two soon realize that their world might not be what it seems to be. Serialized by ''Magazine/ComicCune''.

* {{Foil}}: His original manga are well known for their duo leads comprised of a black haired girl and their cheerful blonde best friend with a contrast in personalities; Chito and Yuuri in ''Girls' Last Tour'' and Shijima and Majime in ''Shimeji Simulation''. But both characters in their respective mangas also subject to being {{Contrasting Sequel Main Character}}s because of the way their respective characterisations, while closely similar, are portrayed differently — ex. both Yuuri and Majime are respective AntiNihilist {{Foil}}s to Chito and Shijima; Yuuri does it to excite Chito in what is essentially a grey and bleak world, but Majime uses it to defrost Shijima's icy and distant personality; Chito and Shijima's struggle with existential crisis is also a contrast; Chito deals with the negative outcomes of her own journey, while Shijima deals with struggles after her reclusion and how it made difficult for her to befriend others before being friends with Majime — this is in spite of both works having the same black-and-blonde haired girl {{Foil}} lead duo.

* {{Foil}}: His original manga are well known for their duo leads comprised of a black haired girl and their cheerful blonde best friend with a contrast in personalities; Chito and Yuuri in ''Girls' Last Tour'' and Shijima and Majime in ''Shimeji Simulation''. But both characters in their respective mangas also subject to being {{Contrasting Sequel Main Character}}s because of the way their respective characterisations, while closely similar, are portrayed differently — ex. both Yuuri and Majime are respective AntiNihilist {{Foil}}s to Chito and Shijima; Yuuri does it to excite Chito in what is essentially a grey and bleak world, but Majime uses it to defrost Shijima's icy and distant personality; Chito and Shijima's struggle with existential crisis is also a contrast; Chito deals with the negative outcomes of her own journey, while Shijima deals with struggles after her reclusion and how it made difficult for her to befriend others — this is in spite of both works having the same black-and-blonde haired girl {{Foil}} lead duo.

* {{Foil}}: His original manga are well known for their duo leads comprised of a black haired girl and their cheerful blonde best friend with a contrast in personalities; Chito and Yuuri in ''Girls' Last Tour'' and Shijima and Majime in ''Shimeji Simulation''. But both characters in their respective mangas also subject to being {{Contrasting Sequel Main Character}}s because of the way their respective characterisations are portrayed differently — ex. both Yuuri and Majime are respective AntiNihilist {{Foil}}s to Chito and Shijima; Yuuri does it to excite Chito in what is essentially a grey and bleak world, but Majime uses it to defrost Shijima's icy and distant personality; Chito and Shijima's struggle with existential crisis is also a contrast; Chito deals with the negative outcomes of her own journey, while Shijima deals with struggles after her reclusion and how it made difficult for her to befriend others — this is in spite of both works having the same black-and-blonde haired girl {{Foil}} lead duo.

* {{Foil}}: His original manga are well known for their duo leads comprised of a black haired girl and their cheerful blonde best friend with a contrast in personalities; Chito and Yuuri in ''Girls' Last Tour'' and Shijima and Majime in ''Shimeji Simulation''. But both characters in their respective mangas also subject to being {{Contrasting Sequel Main Character}}s because of the way their respective characterisations are portrayed differently — ex. both Yuuri and Majime are respective AntiNihilist {{Foil}}s to Chito and Shijima; Yuuri does it to excite Chito in what is essentially a grey and bleak world, but Majime uses it to defrost Shijima's icy and distant personality — this is in spite of both works having the same black-and-blonde haired girl {{Foil}} lead duo.

* {{Foil}}: His original manga are well known for their duo leads comprised of a black haired girl and their cheerful blonde best friend with a contrast in personalities; Chito and Yuuri in ''Girls' Last Tour'' and Shijima and Majime in ''Shimeji Simulation''. But both characters in their respective mangas also subject to being {{Contrasting Sequel Main Character}}s, in spite of both works having the same black-and-blonde haired girl {{Foil}} lead duo.

* {{Foil}}: His original manga are well known for their duo leads comprised of a black haired girl and their cheerful blonde best friend with a contrast in personalities; Chito and Yuuri in ''Girls' Last Tour'' and Shijima and Majime in ''Shimeji Simulation''.

* {{Dramedy}}: His works often feature humorous moments beset by the dramatic and melancholic tones.
* {{Foil}}: His original manga are well known for their duo leads comprised of a black haired girl and their cheerful blonde best friend with a contrast in personalities ; Chito and Yuuri in ''Girls' Last Tour'' and Shijima and Majime in ''Shimeji Simulation''.

* CerebusSyndrome: Both ''Shimeji Simulation'' and ''Girls' Last Tour'' features this trope heavily. Girls' Last Tour exemplifies this when [[spoiler:the Kettenkrad completely breaks for good]] and Shimeji Simulation exemplifies this [[spoiler:after Big Sis altered reality within West Yomogi.]]

After ''GLT'''s conclusion in 2018, ''tkmiz'' later went on to create his current ongoing manga, ''Manga/ShimejiSimulation'', which is a four-panel comedy manga which has been released and serialized by ''Magazine/ComicCune'' since January 26, 2019. Time will tell if an anime will also come out of it.

* SignatureStyle: Tkmiz is often known for his {{Moeblob}} art-style, as well as his heavy usage of the {{Deconstruction}} trope and the {{Iyashikei}} genre in his mangas.

** ''Webcomic/FlanWantsToDie'' deconstructs the idea of immortality and the negative aspects surrounding it.