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I've decided to scrap all the plots and names for "Sugar Addiction," which I've been working on for two years. Creating "Mafia Sitter" significantly improved my scriptwriting skills, and I couldn't ignore the low quality of the "Sugar Addiction" manuscript. Even if I finished coloring these, I lost confidence in them as a masterpiece. "I don't quite understand," "It doesn't feel right," "There's too much fluff"... I always had these vague feelings when working on "Sugar Addiction." Although the editors said it was "interesting," I couldn't explain the core of this story well and felt that it would be better to redraw everything. I'll rethink everything: the title, theme, plot, characters, and ending. I plan to return to the theme I really wanted to pursue from the beginning. I'm currently restructuring the script, and I think it will be much more compact, with fewer than 100 pages instead of the initial 200. I used to think that more pages and more scenes would make a better story

I received the thumbnail booklet for "Sugar Addiction" that I printed for pitching to publishers...! It's incredibly thick and heavy, much more than I expected...! It's printed in B5 size, but the actual magazine will be trimmed on the sides and become a vertical booklet. It might end up being more difficult to hold than I anticipated... Looking at the draft pages with backgrounds that I drew during the trip, they look surprisingly good even though they're just drafts. If I could draw all pages at this level, it could turn out to be very impressive. Nonetheless, once it's in booklet form, I realize the importance of "empty" spaces and pacing... It might have been the right decision to make it into a booklet.

Someone sent me a gift of CORE! Thank you! Well, it's been 6 years and a half months since I started "Sugar Alley". I'm working on their comic production. I'd like to talk about the progress and changes. First of all, the title has changed from "Sugar Alley" to "Sugar Addiction". The change in title has made it a very meaningful thing. I'd like you to feel that when the comic is released! And "Sugar Addiction" will be the story of Bit Charles(Jean Keyse is not the main character!). Previously, he was set to be gay, but he has been changed to a heterosexual. And he feels a little uncomfortable with homosexuals. The reason why he thinks so will be clear in the comic. Bit Chrales is a student at a community college who is studying hard with his friends. He is a very serious character! Among them, he meets a drug-addicted guy. Currently, the page sketch of the "Sugar Addiction" comic is 108 pages. It will likely exceed 150 pages in the future. I'm having a hard time keeping my