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Japanese illustrator From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Ryu Hariken (破李拳 竜, Hariken Ryū; born January 22, 1958), nicknamed Hurricane Ryu, is a Japanese illustrator, writer, manga artist, director, martial artist, and actor.[1] His real name is Hidemi Miyata (宮田 英実, Miyata Hidemi), born in Tochigi Prefecture.
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Comics
- 1980 – Parabola of Ecstasy, Comic DUMP #10, Daya Publishing
- 1982 – Mad City 16 Beat, oneshot, Comic Lemon People #1, 1982
- 1983 – Gekisatsu! Uchuuken, Comic Lemon People #2–#81, Kubo shoten
- 1985 – Blade of Gigantis, Tokyo III Co., Ltd
- 1986 – Pretty Executor, Tokyo III Co., Ltd
- 1990 – Monster Warrior Godzilla, published in JICC publishing's The Godzilla Comic
- 1994 – Giant Monster Gamera, Gekkan Manga Boys, November 1994 – February 1995, Tokuma Shoten.
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Books
- 1992 – Godzilla Monster Super Quiz, Kubo shoten
- 1995 – Gojira Road, Fujinsha
- 1996 – Kaijū baka ichi-dai Gojira yakusha e no michi, Yosensha
- 1999 – Men Who Suitacted Tokusatsu Heroes, Sony Magazine
Filmography
As a director
- 1987 – Pretty Executor
- 1996 – Insatsu seyo! Kyōshinman
- 2013 – P Man: Syborg Bishoujo Shirei Kyakuchū
- 2014 – Heroine Champion Festival
- 2016 – Digital Q-ko VS Robocon Great Battle
As an actor
- 1991 – Mikadroid (Mikadroid)
- Godzilla film series
- 1991 – Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah (King Ghidorah and Mecha-King Ghidorah)
- 1992 – Godzilla vs. Mothra (Battra larva)
- 1993 – Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla II (Baby Godzilla)
- 1995 – Godzilla vs. Destoroyah (Godzilla Junior)
- 1992 – UFO Daisakusen Iko-chan Fight (Miracle Man)
- Den Ace series
- 1992 – Den Ace ni Shisu (Den Ace)
- 2005 – Ganso Den Ace (Den Ace)
- 2007 – Den Ace: The Final (Kirakuki ni Ikiyou)
- 2017 – Moeru Yo Den Ace (Hideumi Miyata)
- 2018 – Den Ace 60 (Hideumi Miyata)
- 2019 – Den Ace Kick (Hideumi Miyata)
- 2019 – Den Ace Wedding (version of Den Ace Kick with revised ending) (Hideumi Miyata)
- 1994 – Orochi, the Eight-Headed Dragon (Kumasogami)
- 2003 – Marumi☆Mix Juice (Mister Z)
- 2004 – The Calamari Wrestler (Ika Wrestler)
- 2006 – Crab Goalkeeper (Grab Goalkeeper)
- 2006 – The World Sinks Except Japan (Den Ace)
- 2008 – Monster X Strikes Back: Attack the G8 Summit (Guilala)
- 2014 – Earth Defence Widow (Bemuras)
- 2016 – Kaiju Mono
- 2020 – Monster Seafood Wars
Videography
As an actor
External links
References
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