Hamamoto Ryusuke

Web manga about a misunderstood, intimidating koala in a school for humans and anthopomorphic creatures alike.

Ao is an insouciant, uncaring individual, a typical high-school boy specimen. What he doesn't know is that the transfer of a cold and equally indifferent girl into his class, and the secret behind the rumors that sweep the school following her arrival, will bring only unwelcome change to his life, forcing him out of his shell and into the workings of the divine upon this world.

The story follows Enka Misora and Hanamichi, two aspiring idols who decide that the best way to become stars is to sing enka.

Sayuri is a normal school girl during the day, but transforms into the Magical Sayu when evils shows its face. Lili is a trained and professional witch who has come to Japan on a mission to eradicate the evil forces that lie within the land. These two happen to end up in the same classroom in the same school. This haphazard witch duo sets out to free the world from various evil forces…

A story of a girl born from an egg!?

Imaginary Friend - It is a life form "created" by a child. These are the friends that children make. It is another self created by a child. Rurika, who started living alone to go to art college, also had an imaginary friend. However, due to certain circumstances, she left Rurika. One day, Rurika received a sudden news. A heartrending and slightly mysterious campus story drawn by Ryusuke Hamamoto!

Ryusuke Hamamoto, who is currently serializing "Petit Eve" in "Shonen Ace", is bursting with original gags! The story of Nanami, a junior high school girl who is forced to train hard by strange demons (!?), and the homunculus beautiful girl Nana Join us for the grand finale of mayhem!

Majikyu's popular "Urekko Animal" is now available in a book! Eh, Teruhiko!? That's why the "Urekko Animal" booklet will be released on March 31st! Buy it, read it, and you'll get a LOL!!!!!!!!

Waiwai! Wario! was a 7 pages long one-off gag manga created by Ryuusuke Hamamoto and published in Famitsu DS+Wii magazine in February 2006 as a tie-in for WarioWare: Touched! and features most of its cast. Mona wants Wario to attend her concert but he just wants to sleep, and no amount of physical violence can shift him.

A surreal and pop 4-panel manga story depicting the overjoyed days of the cat-eared girl Raina who came to the Tohno Detective Agency, and a large number of newly drawn episodes. This is the origin of the surreal gag created by Ryusuke Hamamoto, who gained popularity with "Wow!"