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Japanese novelist From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Riku Misora (海空りく, Misora Riku, born January 19, 1987) is a Japanese novelist.
Riku Misora | |
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Native name | 海空りく |
Born | ![]() | January 19, 1987
Occupation | Writer |
Language | Japanese |
Genre | Light novel |
Notable works | Chivalry of a Failed Knight, High School Prodigies Have It Easy Even In Another World |
Notable awards | 2nd GA Bunko Awards Award of Excellence |
Misora debuted with his series Danzai no Exceed (断罪のイクシード) when the first novel won the 2nd GA Bunko Awards Award of Excellence under the name Zeni no Mahō (善意の魔法).[1] His series, Chivalry of a Failed Knight and High School Prodigies Have It Easy Even In Another World, both received anime adaptations in 2015[2] and 2019[3] respectively.
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