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Tsugumi Ohba
| Japanese name | 大場つぐみ |
| Nationality | Japanese |
| Active in WSJ | 2003–2012 |
Tsugumi Ohba is a pen name — the real identity of this writer remains unknown to this day. Working exclusively with artist Takeshi Obata, Ohba created Death Note, a psychological thriller about a notebook that kills whoever's name is written in it, which became a global phenomenon. Their second collaboration Bakuman explored the manga industry itself.
Works in Weekly Shōnen Jump
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Tsugumi Ohba?
Tsugumi Ohba is a pen name — the real identity of this writer remains unknown to this day. Working exclusively with artist Takeshi Obata, Ohba created Death Note, a psychological thriller about a notebook that kills whoever's name is written in it, which became a global phenomenon. Their second collaboration Bakuman explored the manga industry itself.
What manga series did Tsugumi Ohba create for Weekly Shōnen Jump?
Tsugumi Ohba created Death Note, Bakuman. for Weekly Shōnen Jump (2003–2012).
When did Tsugumi Ohba first appear in Weekly Shōnen Jump?
Tsugumi Ohba's first work in WSJ was Death Note, debuting on December 1, 2003.
Is Tsugumi Ohba still active?
Tsugumi Ohba was active in WSJ from 2003–2012. Currently working on new creative projects.