As per news sources, Mia Ikumi, the Japnese Manga artist death was caused by Subarachnoid Hemorrhage.
The death news f Mia Ikumi has taken up the internet. Many anime and manga fans are devastated to hear the news. They mourn her loss on social media as they pay tribute to her.
Manga Artist Mia Ikumi Death Caused By Subarachnoid Hemorrhage
According to Anime News Network, the death cause of the manga artist Mia Ikumi was Subarachnoid Hemorrhage. The condition is defined as bleeding in the space around the brain.
It usually happens when a weak spot in a blood artery on the surface of the brain breaks and leaks. Blood then accumulates around the brain and within the skull, creating pressure on the brain. This can result in brain cell damage, long-term complications, disability, and death.
On Monday, the official website of Kodansha’s Nakayoshi magazine posted an obituary notice for her. It stated that she suddenly died on March 7, and her funeral was held privately by her family.
She debuted in Nakayoshi magazine with the Super Doll Licca-chan, which ran from 1998 to 1999.
Reiko Yoshida Paired Up With Artist Mia Ikumi For Tokyo Mew Mew New
Mia Ikumi and Reiko Yoshida paired up and published a manga named Tokyo Mew Mew in 2002. She had drawn attention from her work with Reiko.
Reiko was the writer, whereas she was the manga artist. It became a hit and a major part of everyone’s childhood. From 2000 through 2003, the duo serialized the manga in Nakayoshi, and Kodansha released seven comic volumes.
In 2011, Kodansha Comics published the manga in three large volumes with a revised translation. Likewise, the manga also inspired a 52-episode television anime series, which 4Kids Entertainment aired under the title Mew Mew Power in 2005.
Tokyo Mew Mew New, a brand-new anime based on the original manga, will premiere in July. In addition, all previous Tokyo Mew Mew manga will be re-released by Kodansha in a new 10-volume edition with new covers, with the first three volumes set to be released in May.
According to Kodansha, Ikumi has already completed the new cover art for all ten volumes and corrected art and all new manga shorts for the new edition.
The notice went on to say that she has been supervising the animation production and the work on the new manga edition for the last two years and that the anime production will continue, bringing Ikumi’s desires with her.