Is that a famous person?

I thought it might be an imposter, so I was observing for a while, but it seems to be the real person, so I ended up following them.

>>4

There’s no benefit to impersonating Mr. Saru…

Where is this?

>>8

Please don’t get angry.

To the readers…

To be honest, the editing side lacks enthusiasm, and there’s a need for Mr. Saru to handle the promotions in that regard.

>>10

I would like the staff to block the maggots at the outset so that we can have fun playing in a peaceful reply section.

What!

Honestly, I want you to stop right now.

Even if I do it, I’ll just post an announcement for the new book and some photos.

I don’t want you to raise any sentences at all.

When Monkey Sensei started X, a ridiculous number of copycats flooded in…

That number… approximately 50 billion.

I’m scared that I might speak without thinking.

It is considered a promotion for the Himeji Sub·Karu Festival.

I wonder if they ever get a little irritated by clichés used in their own manga.

The response to my appearance on “Warai Kora” was amazing, and it is thought that Master Hiramatsu suggested starting this to promote “Sub Karu” as well.

Anything is fine as long as it doesn’t end up like “S”.

“It’s an ‘S’.”

“S” will start X.

I think it would be acceptable if it were just that much.

When I was unexpectedly compelled to straighten my collar while having a presence as a more outlaw-oriented content creator online, it reminded me a bit of the situation with the surf-style bodybuilder.

>>36

I wish I could have been trained at Monkey Factory and become a skilled manga artist.

A relationship like cats and dogs.

It’s Mr. Tetsuya Wata!

Mr. Monkey probably can’t use smartphones since he’s a monkey after all.

Well, I don’t think they’re the kind of person who would expose their ignorance like Yudemi, so it should be fine.

I was exposed on a program, so it was a good opportunity.

>>43

There are frequently threads being started about the author’s appearance here, too…

>>41

It can be considered almost the same as the “Inmu” enthusiasts.

The word “tough” is meant for Sensei Saru.

It’s interesting how the monkey teacher’s eyes wander when mentioned in relation to the model for Hyper Kikuta.

When interacting with the person, show respect to the other party… Sending replies to Mr. Matsumoto Koji, like a creepy umbrella.

>>48

Next, shall we collaborate with that man and Professor Saruwatari?

But it seems like a tough dog.

>>49

It’s not that the dog seems tough, but that this dog is being portrayed as tough.

The order is reversed.

It’s obvious that he’s trying to eat up female fans on X.

>>51

A long time ago, there was a story where Monkey-sensei tried to go on a date with a female fan who sent him fan mail, but an orc-like woman showed up and made it into a joke, as mentioned by Suzuki Miso.

>>55

That’s not it; it was just a female pig who called after looking me up in the phone book because I was featured in a face-to-face interview on Fine.

>>51

It’s like the way Japanese comic fans are suspicious.

It’s an honest opinion.

>>73

Shaaa, Shin-Niirgei Mansōdo!

Mr. Monkey has started it.

Who is the person in this photo?

>>54

Tetsuya Wada

I have a feeling that it’s going to become a hassle.

Since there are monkeys and dogs, it is believed that there is also a pheasant somewhere.

There are some mindless copycats, but the author himself, Monkey-sensei, is intellectual and calm, contrary to his style.

You might not believe it, but it’s true.

It feels like the tough meme will end, just like wrestling.

Hmm.

It means that they are like cats and dogs.

Really, yeah…

Monkey Dog

Those who reply with nonsense to Mr. Saru’s quotes clearly fall into the category of trash.

Even your own family members can become tough characters.

Are there only idiots with messed-up senses of distance among otaku?

I heard that those with social issues tend to become otaku, like it was years ago.

>>67

Hahaha

It’s whiter than I expected, teacher.

It doesn’t matter if you’re an otaku or anything else.

It’s the mob of imitators who created a trend of mocking it by turning it into quotes that’s to blame, isn’t it?

Now that you can shop on Amazon, you should at least use Twitter.

>>76

Clever…

As expected of Monkey Dog.

Did you understand the importance of promotion during your recent television appearance?

If the awareness seriously increases and problems arise.

I think it’s about using edited photos from the internet just as they are.

Since images are being reposted without permission everywhere on social media, it might eventually become something like “Niku.”

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Monkey lover

I hope they don’t start talking about dark dimensions…

Because it’s an icon monkey, I can make an excuse saying it’s Monkey-sensei.

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This person seems to have a bit of heavy affection, doesn’t it?

I can’t help but laugh at the image of being seen as a simple-minded person who doesn’t know human malice while creating that work.

It became a hot topic because it appeared on TV a little while ago.

Someone might have told me to start using social media.

It’s understandable that the people at Monkey Factory are worried.

I really don’t want my teacher to have to face this shitty world.

I want you to remain as the pure Monkey-sensei.

>>89

???

Um… I’m a fan, you know.

Can I follow you?

I think you can be a good person and an ordinary person to the outside world.

I shoot an air gun at my legs.

This dog’s face is too triangular!

Those who do the noted move at the handshake event will undoubtedly be killed.

I only buy the manga volumes of Lock-Up and Ahab, but is it okay for me to call myself a fan?

This tweet is ??