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Yumi Tsukirino
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Yumi Tsukirino (Japanese: 月梨野 ゆみ) is a manga artist.
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She worked on Fluffy, Fluffy Cinnamoroll with Chisato Seki, in charge of the story and art. She was born on January 5th (a Capricorn).[1] Yumi's first (published) work was Crystal Change!! in Ciao (1996); a Japanese manga magazine aimed primarily for girls and women[2], published by Shogakukan. Her favourite (Fluffy, Fluffy) Cinnamoroll characters are Black and Bitter, and she has stated that she "would love to write a special story about them".[3]
One of Yumi's portrayals is a bird with a ponytail, so it can be inferred she probably likes birds.
References and notes
- ↑ The booklet specifically states her star sign.
- ↑ Bulbapedia users and any sources that were used within
- ↑ Fluffy, Fluffy Cinnamoroll (user cites booklet/tankobon issue 5). It states her name in English, birth date and star sign, first work, and her favourite characters, and that she would love to write about them.
