Hiroya OKU

Hiroya Oku was born in 1967 in Tokyo, Japan. He began his career as a manga artist in 1988, and his first major success came with the series "Gantz" in 2000. "Gantz" is a dark and violent sci-fi thriller about a group of people who are forced to fight for their lives in a series of deadly games. The series was a huge hit in Japan, and it has been adapted into a live-action film, an anime series, and a video game. Oku's other works include "Inuyashiki", "Hoshi no Samidare", and "Jigoku Shoujo". He is a prolific artist, and he has produced a wide variety of manga genres, including action, horror, sci-fi, and comedy. Oku is also a talented writer, and his stories are often praised for their suspense, action, and social commentary. Oku is a popular figure in Japan, and he has a large following of fans. He is known for his energetic personality and his love of manga. He is also a talented artist, and his work is often praised for its detail and realism. In addition to his work as