History Creator / Tsukumizu

* ''Manga/ShimejiSimulation'' (26th January 2019 - Present): 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''.

* ''Manga/ShimejiSimulation'' (26th January 2019 - Present): 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''. [[/index]]

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Tkmiz had wanted to see the rest of the unadapted chapters for ''Girls' Last Tour'' adapted into animation for a complete series, but the anime itself underperforming prevented such plans from happening.

A rather obscure name in the world of manga artistry, Tsukumizu got his start from reading extensively in his youth, before drawing ''Main/{{Moe}}'' manga throughout his university years. He would make his debut as a fanartist; he was best known in the ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' fandom for ''Webcomic/FlanWantsToDie'', a one-shot {{doujinshi}} released in 2013. He later broke into the professional manga industry the following year with ''Manga/GirlsLastTour'', which was published by ''Creator/{{Shinchosha}}'' and serialized by ''Magazine/KurageBranch'' from February 21, 2014 to January 12, 2018, for a four-year, six-volume run. It was adapted into an anime from Creator/WhiteFox in the fall of 2017, to critical acclaim, but unfortunately, lackluster sales.

* ''Webcomic/FlanWantsToDie'' (2013)
* ''Manga/GirlsLastTour'' (21st February 2014 - 12th January 2018)
* ''Manga/ShimejiSimulation'' (26th January 2019 - Present)
[[/index]]

Tsukumizu (つくみず, real name unknown), also known as ''tkmiz'' and ''Tsukumizu Yuu'', is a Japanese manga artist, who is best well-known for his {{Iyashikei}}-style and deconstruction mangas, the likes of which includes ''Manga/GirlsLastTour'' and ''Manga/ShimejiSimulation''.

A rather obscure name in the world of manga artistry, Tsukumizu got his start from reading extensively in his youth, before drawing ''Main/{{Moe}}'' manga throughout his university years. He would make his debut as a fanartist; he was best known in the ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' fandom for ''Webcomic/FlanWantsToDie'', a one-shot {{doujinshi}} released in 2013. He later broke into the professional manga industry the following year with ''Manga/GirlsLastTour'', which was published by ''Creator/{{Shinchosha}}'' and serialized by ''Magazine/KurageBranch'' from February 21, 2014 to January 12, 2018, for a four-year, six-volume run. It later was adapted into an anime from Creator/WhiteFox in the fall of 2017, to critical acclaim, but unfortunately, lackluster sales.

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 serialised by ''Magazine/ComicCune'' since January 26, 2019. Time will tell if an anime will also come out of it.

Tsukumizu (つくみず, real name unknown), also known as ''tkmiz'' and ''Tsukumizu Yuu'', is a Japanese manga artist, who is well-known for his work, ''Manga/GirlsLastTour''.

He is perhaps known for his {{Iyashikei}}-style and deconstruction mangas, the likes of which includes ''Manga/GirlsLastTour'' and ''Manga/ShimejiSimulation''.

A rather obscure name in the world of manga artistry, Tsukumizu was originally a fanartist; he was best known in the ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' fandom for ''Webcomic/FlanWantsToDie'', a one-shot {{doujinshi}}. He later broke into the professional manga industry with ''Manga/GirlsLastTour'', which was published by ''Creator/{{Shinchosha}}'' and serialized by ''Magazine/KurageBranch'' from February 21, 2014 to January 12, 2018, for a four-year, six-volume run.

Since then, after ''GLT'''s conclusion, ''tkmiz'' later focuses on his ongoing manga, ''Manga/ShimejiSimulation'', which is a four-panel comedy manga which has been released and serialised by ''Magazine/ComicCune'' in January 26, 2019.

* ReclusiveArtist: Nothing is known about Tsukumizu's real name, as his "name" Tsukumizu is also an alias, just like his other alias ''tkmiz''.

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Tkmiz had wanted to see the rest of the unadapted chapters for ''Girls' Last Tour'' adapted into animation for a complete series, but the anime itself underperforming prevented any such plans from happening, thought time will tell if a ''Shimeji Simulation'' anime follows down the line.

** ''Manga/ShimejiSimulation'' is a deconstruction of existential crisis, [[spoiler:as Shijima has shown fear of disappearing and her ability of going out in her shell during Chapter 43]]. It also deconstructs the idea of "how far humans can play God", which is shown when [[spoiler:Big Sis was able to alter reality according to her whims, as in the case altering West Yomogi and with humanity being able to change themselves on their own accord]].

** ''Manga/ShimejiSimulation'' is a deconstruction of existential crisis, [[spoiler:as Shijima has shown fear of disappearing and her ability of going out in her shell during Chapter 44]]. It also deconstructs the idea of "how far humans can play God", which is shown when [[spoiler:Big Sis was able to alter reality according to her whims, as in the case altering West Yomogi and with humanity being able to change themselves on their own accord]].

** ''Manga/ShimejiSimulation'' is a deconstruction of existential crisis [[spoiler:(with Shijima has shown fear of disappearing and her ability of going out in her shell during Chapter 44)]] and the question of "how far humans can play God", which is shown when [[spoiler:Big Sis was able to alter reality according to her whims, as in the case altering West Yomogi and with humanity being able to change themselves on their own accord]].

** ''Manga/ShimejiSimulation'' is a deconstruction of existential crisis [[spoiler:(with Shijima slowly showing signs of it during Chapter 44)]] and the question of "how far humans can play God", which is shown when [[spoiler:Big Sis was able to alter reality according to her whims, as in the case altering West Yomogi and with humanity being able to change themselves on their own accord]].

* 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.

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

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

%%* BittersweetEnding: Often associated with his works, including ''Girls' Last Tour'' and ''Flan Wants to Die''.
%%* {{Deconstruction}}
%%* {{Moeblob}}: All of his works tend to have this kind of artstyle, one of which is ''Manga/GirlsLastTour''.

A rather obscure name in the world of manga artistry, Tsukumizu was originally a fanartist; he was best known in the ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' fandom for ''Webcomic/FlanWantsToDie'', a one-shot {{doujinshi}}. He later broke into the professional manga industry with ''Manga/GirlsLastTour'', which was published by ''Creator/{{Shinchosha}}'' and serialized by ''Magazine/KurageBranch'' from 21 February 2014 to 12 January 2018, for a four-year, six-volume run.

Since then, after ''GLT'''s conclusion, ''tkmiz'' later focuses on his ongoing manga, ''Manga/ShimejiSimulation'', which is a four-panel comedy manga which has been released and serialised by ''Magazine/ComicCune'' in 26 January 2019.

Tsukumizu (つくみず, real name unknown), also known as ''tkmiz'', is a Japanese manga artist, who is well-known for his work, ''Manga/GirlsLastTour''.

A rather obscure name in the world of manga artistry, Tsukumizu was originally a fanartist; he was best known in the ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' fandom for ''Webcomic/FlanWantsToDie'', a one-shot {{doujinshi}}. He later broke into the professional manga industry with ''Manga/GirlsLastTour'', which was firstly serialized by ''Magazine/KurageBranch'' from February 21, 2014 to January 12, 2018, for a four-year, six-volume run.

A rather obscure name in the world of manga artistry, Tsukumizu was originally a fanartist; he was best known in the ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' fandom for ''Webcomic/FlanWantsToDie'', a one-shot {{doujinshi}}. He later broke into the professional manga industry with ''Manga/GirlsLastTour'', which was firstly serialized by Kurage Branch from February 21, 2014 to January 12, 2018, for a four-year, six-volume run.

Since then, after ''GLT'''s conclusion, ''tkmiz'' later focuses on his ongoing manga, ''Manga/ShimejiSimulation'', which is a four-panel comedy manga which has been released and serialised by Comic Cune in 26 January 2019.

* BittersweetEnding: Often associated with his works, including Girls' Last Tour and Flan Wants to Die.
* {{Deconstruction}}
* {{Moeblob}}: All of his works tend to have this kind of artstyle, one of which is ''Manga/GirlsLastTour''.
* SecretIdentity: Nothing is known about Tsukumizu's real name, as his "name" Tsukumizu is also an alias, just like his other alias ''tkmiz''.

A rather obscure name in the world of manga artistry, Tsukumizu was originally a fanartist; he was best known in the ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' fandom for ''Manga/FlanWantsToDie'', a one-shot {{doujinshi}}. He later broke into the professional manga industry with ''Manga/GirlsLastTour'', which was firstly serialized by Kurage Branch from February 21, 2014 to January 12, 2018, for a four-year, six-volume run.

A rather obscure name in the world of manga artistry, Tsukumizu only gained traction in the industry in 2013, when he firstly published ''Manga/FlanWantsToDie'', a Main/{{Deconstruction}} one-shot of ''Franchise/TouhouProject'', before moving on to creating his most successful series: ''Manga/GirlsLastTour'', which was firstly serialised by Kurage Branch in 21st February 2014, before it concluded on 12th January 2018, ending its four-year, six-volume run.

Since then, after GLT's conclusion, ''tkmiz'' later focuses on his ongoing manga, ''Manga/ShimejiSimulation'', which is a four-panel comedy manga which has been released and serialised by Comic Cune in 26 January 2019.

* ''Manga/FlanWantsToDie'' (2013)

* {{Deconstruction}}: Perhaps one of his signature and most defining ''modus operandi'', when it comes to his works.
** ''Flan Wants to Die'' deconstructs the idea of an immortal life, and how it only brings misery in the long run.
** ''Girls' Last Tour'' deconstructs the idea of living your life to the fullest, even if the situation is clearly grim.
** ''Shimeji Simulation'' deconstructs the idea of a "utopia".

Tsukumizu (つくみず, real name unknown), also known as ''tkmiz'', is a Japanese manga artist, who is well-known for his work, Manga/GirlsLastTour.

A rather obscure name in the world of manga artistry, Tsukumizu only gained traction in the industry in 2013, when he firstly published ''Manga/FlanWantsToDie'', a Main/{{Deconstruction}} one-shot of Franchise/TouhouProject, before moving on to creating his most successful series: Manga/GirlsLastTour, which was firstly serialised by Kurage Branch in 21st February 2014, before it concluded on 12th January 2018, ending its four-year, six-volume run.

Since then, after GLT's conclusion, ''tkmiz'' later focuses on his ongoing manga, Manga/ShimejiSimulation, which is a four-panel comedy manga which has been released and serialised by Comic Cune in 26 January 2019.

Since then, after GLT's conclusion, tkmiz later focuses on his ongoing manga, Manga/ShimejiSimulation, which is a four-panel comedy manga which has been released and serialised by Comic Cune in 26 January 2019.

* ''Shimeji Simulation'' deconstructs the idea of a "utopia".

* ''Manga/ShimejiSimulation'' (26th January 2019 - Present)