Career
Yukiru Sugisaki started drawing in elementary school and began creating manga at around age 17 or 18. Her manga Namaiki no "N" was published in 1995 in the Kadokawa Shoten shōjo magazine Monthly Asuka. After her next work Sotsugyou M, Sugisaki's popular D.N. Angel and The Candidate for Goddess series were simulatenously serialized in Monthly Asuka and the seinin magazine Comic Gum respectively. She also worked on the manga version of Brain Powerd with Yoshiyuki Tomino. Since then, Sugisaki has created numerous one-shots and serializations in many different genres. She considers shōjo to be an influence on her story writing and shōnen as an influence on her illustration style.
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