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词条 Toshio Maeda
释义

  1. Early career

  2. Career

  3. Bibliography

  4. References

  5. Sources

  6. Further reading

  7. External links

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}}{{Nihongo|Toshio Maeda|前田俊夫|Maeda Toshio|born September 17, 1953}} is an erotic manga artist who was prolific in the 1980s and '90s. Several of Maeda's works have been used as a basis for Original video animations (OVA) including La Blue Girl,{{sfn|Clements|McCarthy|2006|p=351}} Adventure Kid,{{sfn|Clements|McCarthy|2006|p=6}} Demon Beast Invasion,{{sfn|Clements|McCarthy|2006|p=137}} Demon Warrior Koji{{sfn|Clements|McCarthy|2006|p=139}} and his most notorious work, Urotsukidōji (Legend of the Overfiend).{{sfn|Clements|McCarthy|2006|p=691}} An interviewer commented that Urotsukidōji "firmly placed him in the history books—in Japan and abroad—as the pioneer of the genre known as hentai, or "perverted".[1]

Early career

Toshio Maeda began reading manga when he was 5 or 6 years old, including American comics such as Mighty Mouse, Spider-Man and Batman. He was also a reader of all genres of literature and has said that he read more than 10,000 books before he was 20 years old.[1]

Career

At 16 Maeda left Osaka to go to Tokyo as an assistant to a professional cartoonist. He became interested in manga for adults to avoid all the strictures, sexual, political and religious, that were placed on manga for children.[1]

Early in his career, with the likes of Evil Spirit Island and Ashita-e Kick Off, he only provided the illustrations while someone else wrote the text for the manga.

Maeda's best known series, Urotsukidōji, came out in 1986 and gained popularity abroad. The Erotic Anime Movie Guide (1998) claimed that "No other title apart from Akira has been so influential in the English-language market".{{sfn|McCarthy|Clements|1998|p=58}}[2] Maeda was working for an adult magazine at the time and wanted to create something different in terms of erotica.[1]

Maeda is credited with the proliferation of the tentacle rape genre mostly on the reputation of the animated versions of his manga, but he did not implement the use of the "tentacle" as an erotic device until the 1989 Demon Beast Invasion. Although Urotsukidoji is often labeled as being the first tentacle rape manga, it was in fact only featured in the anime version. Maeda has mentioned that since portraying genitals was illegal in Japan, artists would use any trick they could to get by the censors and he could say that a creature's tentacle was not a penis.[1] Maeda has embraced his role in popularizing the genre and in a blog interview stated that he would like "Tentacle Master" inscribed on his tombstone.[3]

Maeda was a Guest of Honor at the Big Apple Anime Fest (BAAF) held in New York City in October 2001. An ANN writer covering the story praised him as "the most influential erotic manga artist in Japan" and called Urotsukidoji "the foundation for the entire 'erotic-grotesque' genre of Japanese anime". Maeda was the Keynote Speaker at the BAAF Symposium and introduced a retrospective of his work.[4][5]

A motorbike accident in 2001 left Maeda with limited ability in his drawing hand but he continued to use his computer to create characters and write scripts.[2] In 2003, he planned contributions to a Japanese woman's hentai magazine and strove to look at eroticism from a woman's point of view.[1]

In addition to erotic horror, Maeda has done manga in other genres, including sex comedy, BDSM-themed genres, and books targeted at younger readers. He also sometimes draws mecha.{{citation needed|date=November 2012}}

As of September 2010, Toshio Maeda has opened his official website, the Tentacle club, where users can sign up and view his full length manga for a small monthly fee of 500 yen. Maeda has also made the opportunity available to the public to come stay at his apartment and have the opportunity to discuss manga, anime and Japan in general with him over a beer for a small fee, together with a tour of Akihabara and various otaku hot spots in Tokyo.[6]

In 2016 Toshio Maeda appeared in the British horror film Spidarlings directed by Salem Kapsaski.[7][8]

Bibliography

  • {{nihongo3||開店荒らし|Kaiten Arashi}}
  • {{nihongo3||明日へキックオフ|Ashita-e Kick Off}} (1977), Hit Comics, 1 volume
  • {{nihongo3|Evil Spirit Island|悪霊島|Akuryō Shima}} (1981), Action Comics, 2 volumes
  • {{nihongo3|Trap of Desire|欲望の罠|Yokubō no Wana}} (1982), Comic Pack, 1 volume
  • {{nihongo3|Dance of Desire|欲望の輪舞|Yokubō no Rinbu}} (1983), Comic Pack, 1 volume
  • {{nihongo3|Hell's Kiss|地獄のキッス|Jigoku no Kiss}} (1983), Joy Comics, 1 volume
  • {{nihongo3|Banquet of Desire|欲望の狂宴}} (1984), Comic Pack, 1 volume
  • {{nihongo3|Apocalypse of Desire|欲望の黙示録|Yokubō no Mokushiroku}} (1986), Comic Pack, 1 volume
  • {{nihongo3||うろつき童子|Urotsukidōji}} (1986), Wanimagazine Comics, 6 volumes; English translation: Urotsukidoji: Legend of the Overfiend (1998), Urotsukidoji (2002)
  • {{nihongo3||風雲黒頭巾|Fuuun Kurozukin}} (1987), 3 volumes
  • {{nihongo3|Trap of Blood|血の罠|Chi no Wana}} (1987), 6 volumes
  • {{nihongo3||HABUが行く|Habu Ga Iku}} (1987), Wanimagazine Comics, 2 volumes
  • {{nihongo3|Adventure Kid|アドベンチャーKID}} (1988), Wanimagazine Comics, 4 volumes; English translation: Adventure Kid/Adventure Duo (2003)
  • {{nihongo3|Nightmare Campus|外道学園 Black Board Jungle|Gendō Gakuen Black Board Jungle}} (1988), Tsukasa Comics, 1 volume
  • {{nihongo3|Dream-Realm Child|夢宙チャイルド|Yumechō Child}} (1988), Tatsumi Comics, 1 volume
  • {{nihongo3|Legend of the Superbeast|超獣伝説|Chōjū Densetsu}} (1988), Million Comics, 1 volume
  • {{nihongo3|Meat Man Go!|肉マンでゴー|Niku Man De Gō}} (1988), Wani Books, 2 volumes
  • {{nihongo3|Ogre Hunting|鬼狩り|Oni Gari}} (1988), Pyramid Comics, 1 volume
  • {{nihongo3||妖獣教室|Yōjû Kyōshitsu Gakuen}} (1989), 2 volumes; English translation: Demon Beast Invasion (2001)
  • {{nihongo3||淫獣学園|Injuu Gakuen La Blue Girl}} (1989), Suberu Comics; English translation: La Blue Girl (2002)
  • {{nihongo3||淫獣の天使|Injû no Tenshi}} (1989), Men's Comics, 1 volume
  • {{nihongo3|Wicked Sword Necromancer|邪聖剣ネクロマンサー|Yokoshima Seiken}} (1989), Takarajima Comics, 1 volume
  • {{nihongo3||魔童戦士|Mado Senshi}} (1990), Tatsumi Comics, 1 volume
  • {{nihongo3||弾かれた放課後|Hajikareta Hōkago}} (1990), 1 volume
  • {{nihongo3||おっかけ堕天使|Okkake Datenshi}} (1990), Gekiga King Comics, 1 volume
  • {{nihongo3||機甲人類伝BODY|Kikō Jinruiten BODY}} (1991), Wanimagazine Comics, 2 volumes
  • {{nihongo3|Magical Sisters|魔ジカル姉妹|Magical Shimai}} (1991), 1 volume
  • {{nihongo3|New Urotsukidōji|新うろつき童子|Shin Urotsukidōji}} (1993), Action Camera Comics, 2 volumes
  • {{nihongo3||鬼の小太郎|Oni no Kotarō}} (1993), Suberu Comics, 2 volumes
  • {{nihongo3||里香と地雷也|Rika to Jirainari}} (1993), Suberu Comics, 1 volume
  • {{nihongo3||略奪都市|Ryakudatsu Toshi}} (1993), Suberu Comics, 2 volumes
  • {{nihongo3|Korogari|ころがり釘次女体指南|Korogari}} (1996), Core Comics, 4 volumes
  • {{nihongo3|Pleasure Therapist|快感セラピスト|Kaikan Therapist}} (1998), Kyun Comics, 1 volume
  • {{nihongo3|Pleasure Salesman|快楽仕事人|Kairaku Shigotonin}} (1999), Suberu Comics DX, 1 volume

References

1. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.bigempire.com/sake/manga1.html|title=Manga Artist Interview Series (Part I) Toshio Maeda|publisher=Sake-Drenched Postcards|accessdate=2010-05-20|date=January 2003}}
2. ^{{cite web|url=https://www.tokyoreporter.com/2008/11/19/hentai-manga-to-take-the-world/|title=Hentai manga to take the world|publisher=Tokyo Reporter|accessdate=2010-05-20|date=November 19, 2008}}
3. ^{{cite news|url=https://www.thestranger.com/seattle/sexy-beast/Content?oid=2190805|title=Sexy Beast: The Mysteries of the Giant Pacific Octopus|last1=Kiley|first1=Brendan|work=The Stranger|accessdate=2010-05-20|date=September 10, 2009}}
4. ^{{cite web|url=https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2001-08-07/baaf-new-guests-of-honor|title=BAAF: New Guests of Honor|publisher=Anime News Network|accessdate=2010-05-20|date=August 7, 2001}}
5. ^{{cite web|url=https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2001-11-14/baaf-wrap-up-pr|title=BAAF Wrap-up PR|publisher=Anime News Network|accessdate=2010-05-20|date=November 14, 2001}}
6. ^{{cite web|last1=Maeda|first1=Toshio|title=Toshio Maeda Official Website|url=http://www.urotsukidoji.jp/en/sp.html|accessdate=2017-08-22}}
7. ^{{cite web|last1=Collinson|first1=Gary|title=Troma’s LGBT horror musical Spidarlings to premiere in July|url=https://www.flickeringmyth.com/2017/06/tromas-lgbt-horror-musical-spidarlings-to-premiere-in-july/|publisher=Flickering Myth|accessdate=2017-08-22|date=June 14, 2017}}
8. ^{{cite web|title=Spidarlings – Upcoming Horror Musical by Salem Kapsaski|url=https://www.theindependentvoice.org/2015/05/11/spidarlings-upcoming-horror-musical-by-salem-kapsaski/|publisher=The Independent Voice Ezine|accessdate=2017-08-22|date=May 2015}}

Sources

  • {{cite book|last1=Clements|first1=Jonathan|authorlink1=Jonathan Clements|last2=McCarthy|first2=Helen|authorlink2=Helen McCarthy|title=The Anime Encyclopedia (Revised & Expanded Edition)|year=2006|place=Berkeley, CA|publisher=Stone Bridge Press|isbn=1-933330-10-4|ref=harv}}
  • {{cite book|last1=McCarthy|first1=Helen|authorlink1=Helen McCarthy|last2=Clements|first2=Jonathan|authorlink2=Jonathan Clements|title=The Erotic Anime Movie Guide|year=1998|location=London|publisher=Titan Books|isbn=9781852869465|oclc=472970813|ref=harv}}

Further reading

  • ANN interview, Rebecca Silverman (22 August 2012).
  • Manga-news.com interview {{fr icon}} (7 September 2012)
  • Transcript of an interview on Parts Unknown (Season 2, episode 8, "Tokyo"; official site's episode page)

External links

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  • {{Official website}}
  • {{ann|people|139}}
  • {{IMDb name|0535353}}
  • PRISMS entry
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