Hideaki Sorachi

Mangaka, TV Program Creator

1979 –

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Who is Hideaki Sorachi?

Hideaki Sorachi is a Japanese manga artist best known for his work Gintama.

Sorachi became interested in manga during his childhood. However, during the 4th grade he showed his manga work to his father who immediately laughed at him, after which he abandoned his dream of being a manga artist. After graduating from college, he couldn't find a job and began drawing manga again to make money. He was able to live-off from his first work Dandelion, which was featured in the first volume of Gintama, along with a prologue from Sorachi calling it his first official work.

Kenta Shinohara used to be his assistant, as well as Yōichi Amano. Gintama and Sket Dance had a crossover chapter in Weekly Shōnen Jump which was the 349th for Gintama and the 180th for Sket Dance.

Sorachi has appeared both in the manga and anime of Gintama, several times as a monkey/ape.

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Born
May 25, 1979
Hokkaido
Nationality
  • Japan
Profession

Submitted
on July 23, 2013

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