Kaguya-sama Author Almost Quit Being a Mangaka

Through his profile, mangaka Aka Akasaka, author of Kaguya-sama told his experience with online bullying, making a confession that he almost gave up on wanting to be a mangaka.

Take, for example, the author of Kanojo Okarishimasu, who has suffered a lot from nasty comments on account of certain chapters of the manga.

In addition, a new Japanese law could put a person up to 1 year in prison for committing online bullying. On her Twitter profile, Aka Akasaka wrote:

Back in the day, when I was on the brink of going to court to take legal action for slander and harassment, I wanted to leave the manga industry so badly that I was dying. I thought if I was going to feel like this, I was definitely going to change jobs. Now I am used to it and I am going to continue (writing manga) for ten years with a lot of time to spare, but they continue to harass me with statements from that time, so everyone should be careful what they say, even if they are sick, and not desperate (warning)

昔、誹謗中傷やらストーカーやらで裁判沙汰になりかけてた頃、死ぬほど漫画家辞めたくて
こんな思いするなら絶対転職しようって思ってた。
今は慣れたので余裕で１０年続けようと思ってるけど、その頃の発言を使って今も叩かれているので、みんな病んでも自棄にならず発言には気を付けた方が良い（戒め

— 赤坂アカ＠【推しの子】アニメ化決定＆かぐや様３期放送中 (@akasaka_aka) June 19, 2022

Aka Akasaka made it clear that some time ago he suffered from online bullying, and that because of that he thought about quitting being a mangaka, so glad he continued and gave us Kaguya-sama, one of the best romantic comedy anime out there .

Anime that will have its last episode lasting 1 hour this week, thus ending its third season

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