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Hiroyuki Kaidō

Hiroyuki's personal life Hiroyuki Kaidō (sometimes Kaidou) 海童博行 is a Japanese manga artist and animation director. Her works include the artwork for the manga adaptation of the video game Tales of Innocence, which is serialized in Jump SQ. Kaidou has worked on two series with writer Yoshihiko Tomizawa, doing the artwork for Onmyou Taisenki and Gurimaru.

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Hiroyuki Kaidō

Born
1970. · Hokkaidō.
Nationality
Japan.
Occupation
mangaka and illustrator.
Languages
Japanese.

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Hiroyuki's personal life Hiroyuki Kaidō (sometimes Kaidou) 海童博行 is a Japanese manga artist and animation director. Her works include the artwork for the manga adaptation of the video game Tales of Innocence, which is serialized in Jump SQ. Kaidou has worked on two series with writer Yoshihiko Tomizawa, doing the artwork for Onmyou Taisenki and Gurimaru.

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