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Line 1: {{~~trope~~creator}} Keiko Takemiya is a mangaka who was influential in revolutionizing [[Shojo]] manga in the 70s, along with [[Moto Hagio]], [[Riyoko Ikeda]], Ryoko Yamagishi, Toshie Kitahara and Yasuko Aoike. She is also credited (along with Hagio) of pioneering the [[Boys Love Genre]], first with her early one-shot ''Sunroom Nite'' and later with her award-winning series ''[[~~Kaze to Ki no Uta (Manga)\|~~Kaze to Ki no Uta]]''. ----▼ === Some of her works include: ===▼ ▲~~===~~ '''Some of her works include: ~~===~~''' * ''Ringo no Tsumi'' * ''Sunroom Nite'' (''In the Sunroom'' - considered to be the first shounen-ai work) * ''Pharaoh no Haka'' * ''Natsu e no Tobira'' * ''[[~~Kaze to Ki no Uta (Manga)\|~~Kaze to Ki no Uta]]'' * ''[[~~Toward the Terra (Manga)\|~~Toward the Terra]]'' (''Terra e...'') * ''Andromeda Stories'' (a collaboration with scifi author Ryu Mitsuse) * ''Watashi wo Tsuki Made Tsuretette!'' (''Fly Me to the Moon!'') Line 15 ⟶ 14: * ''Tenma no Ketsuzoku'' * ''Toki wo Yuku Uma'' ~~----~~ ~~=== Tropes common to her works include: ===~~ ▲---- {{creatortropes}} * [[Anyone Can Die]] * [[Bittersweet Ending]] / [[Downer Ending]]: Don't expect her works to have completely happy endings. Line 23 ⟶ 22: * [[Gray and Gray Morality]] * [[Melodrama]] * [[Peek -a -Bangs]]: Many of her works feature at least one character with these. * [[Spiritual Successor]]: ''In the Sunroom'', ''Natsu e no Tobira'', ''[[~~Kaze to Ki no Uta (Manga)\|~~Kaze to Ki no Uta]]'' and ''Hensoukyoku'' all have stong enough thematic similarities to be viewed as a series of spiritual successors. * [[Tragedy]] {{reflist}} [[Category:Names to Know Inin Anime]] [[Category:Mangaka]] [[Category:Keiko Takemiya]] ~~[[Category:Trope]]~~ [[Category:Creator]]