The electronic version of Fujiko F. Fujio's complete works will be launched on September 3, and famous works such as Blue Fat Man will be released one after another

Fujiko F. Fujio, a famous Japanese cartoonist who has brought countless touching moments to readers around the world with his Doraemon, has been writing non-stop throughout his life and has created many works. The official announcement was recently made that the electronic version of the complete works of Fujiko F. Fujio will be launched on September 3. The first works include famous works such as Fat Blue Man, which will be released one after another. Stay tuned.

Fujiko F. Fujio (December 1, 1933 - September 23, 1996) is a Japanese male cartoonist and one of the representative cartoonists of Shogakukan. His representative works include "Q-Taro", "Doraemon", "Little Superman Parmon" and "Super Power Mami". His real name is Fujimoto Hiroshi. He was born in Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture, Japan, and graduated from the Electrical Department of Toyama Prefectural Takaoka Technical High School.

He shot to fame with "Q-taro" in 1964, and since then he has established his important position in the Japanese comics industry. His masterpiece "Doraemon" has created an irresistible whirlwind and has become an eternal classic in the hearts of thousands of children. "Doraemon" is a solo work of Hiroshi Fujimoto.

In 1993, in order to commemorate Fujimoto's achievements, the "Doraemon Promenade" was built in Takaoka City, Japan. At 2:10 am on September 23, 1996, Fujimoto died of liver failure at the age of 63.

This project is specially implemented by the Fujiko F. Fujio Museum in Kawasaki City, Japan to commemorate its 10th anniversary. The first works include the first volumes of "Doraemon", "Q-Taro", "Superman Parmen", "Superpower Mami" and other parts. Interested readers can pay attention to: official page.