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Yuuichi Suzumoto

すずもと ゆういち

Suzumoto Yuuichi

プロフィール

性別
男性
生誕
1969-01-13 (Shimizu, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan (now Shimizu-ku, Shizuoka City))
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese

経歴

職業
Scenario writer, Novelist
活動期間
1991年〜
所属
VisualArts, AQUAPLUS
影響を受けた人物
Kanon (game)

学歴

Shizuoka Prefectural Shimizu Higashi High School
国: Japan

受賞歴

Cobalt Novel Award
1991
対象作品: Waga Seishun no Hokusei Kabe
主催: Shueisha
結果: 大賞
Japan Fantasy Novel Award
1998
対象作品: Aoi Neko no Machi
主催: Japan Fantasy Novel Award
結果: 優秀賞

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Aitsu wa Dandy Lion

1992年 Light novel

A light novel published by Shueisha under the Cobalt Bunko label; a school-set story.

schoolyouth

Aoi Neko no Machi

1998年 Fantasy

A fantasy work published by Shinchosha depicting a dreamlike town and its young inhabitants. Received an excellence award at the Japan Fantasy Novel Award.

fantasytowncoming-of-age

Nachtjäger ~Bodaijuso no Yamigarime~

2006年 Light novel

A light novel originally serialized on the web, later published by GA Bunko.

mysteryfantasy

planetarian ~the small star's dream~

2008年 Kinetic novel / Novel

Originally a kinetic novel project for VisualArts; a short, quiet story that appeared as a game and short novel and was later adapted into animation.

lonelinessmemorystars
映像化・舞台化
  • [Anime] planetarian (2016)

全著作

  • Aitsu wa Dandy Lion (1992)
  • Aoi Neko no Machi (1998)
  • Nachtjäger ~Bodaijuso no Yamigarime~ (2006)
  • planetarian ~the small star's dream~ (2008)
  • Short story 'Waga Seishun no Hokusei Kabe' (1992)

翻案

  • planetarian (anime adaptation)
  • planetarian (game original / novelized)

作風・主題

文体
fantastical imageryquiet tone
頻出モチーフ
starstownsmemory

評価・遺産

Active in both visual novels and light novels, he is noted for bridging game scenarios and prose (notably with 'planetarian'). He has contributed to Japanese game and anime culture.

豆知識

  • He was influenced by the game 'Kanon' and joined VisualArts.
  • Responsible for planning and scenario of 'planetarian', later adapted to animation.
  • Debuted after winning the Cobalt Novel Award for a short story in 1991.