Kentaro Miura
Kentarou Miura was a renowned Japanese manga artist born in 1966.
He began creating manga at a young age, publishing his first work at 10.
Miura's breakthrough came with Berserk, which he started in 1989.
The series gained immense popularity, establishing him as a prominent mangaka.
Miura's distinctive art style and storytelling earned him critical acclaim, including the Osamu Tezuka Culture Award.
He collaborated on other projects and supervised anime adaptations of Berserk.
Miura's work influenced various media, including video games and merchandise.
He continued working on Berserk until his unexpected death in 2021 due to acute aortic dissection, leaving behind a legacy that profoundly impacted the manga industry.
