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* [[Naoki Urasawa]] is a noted Germanophile, which is very noticeable giving the settings of his work: Large parts of ''[[Monster (manga)|Monster]]'', ''[[Master Keaton]]'', and ''[[Pluto]]'' are set in Germany.
* [[Antique Bakery|Yoshinaga Fumi's]] works are very well regarded for their nuanced and fully realized characters. Yet for some reason all of these characters, no matter their profession or past, share the ability to speak for paragraphs about all the little details behind the [[Food Porn|delicious, mouthwatering dishes]] that always pop up.
* Between both his principal works' tendency to contain a cast of kids exposed to uncomfortable amounts of rape, teenage pregnancy, mental illnesses, parental child abuse and eventually [[Kill'Em All|a gruesome and pointless death]], and just generally possessing a [[Sliding Scale of Idealism Versus Cynicism]] you could use as a trebuchet, it would seem [[Mohiro Kitoh]] (''[[Narutaru]]'', ''[[Bokurano]]'') is ''[[Humans Are Bastards|not]]'' [[Humans Are Bastardsthe Real Monsters|a 'people' person]]. Especially where children are concerned.
** Finally, he's also [[Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking|fond of mountain bikes]].
** Also there seems to be a tendency towards aircraft and anything in the air, and perhaps the military.
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* Inevitable ''[[Doctor Who]]'' examples:
** [[Terry Nation]]: "evolution" depicted as a predictable force with inherent drives, man-eating plants, planets with meaningful names, characters called "Tarrant".
** [[Malcolm Hulke]]: [[Grey and Gray Morality]], [[Humans Are Bastardsthe Real Monsters]], avoidance of [[Exclusively Evil]] aliens.
** [[Robert Holmes]]: cynicism (sometimes to localised [[Crapsack World]] levels), "double act" guest characters, [[Getting Crap Past the Radar]] references to intestinal gas, references to Earth-Humans as "Tellurians", bureacratic villains, [[Nightmare Fuel]].
** [[Pip And Jane Baker]]: [[Sesquipedalian Loquaciousness]], anvillicious green Aesops