Celsys Releases 10th 'Mochikomi online' Event Report: About 1 in 4 Participants Experience Their 'First-Ever Submission'

Celsys has released the 10th event report for 'Mochikomi online,' an event where aspiring manga artists can submit their manga to editorial departments online. The 10th event saw the participation of 194 editors from 84 editorial departments and organizations. Among the participating aspiring manga artists, about 1 in 4 answered that 'Mochikomi online was their first-ever work submission,' indicating its growing role as a significant first step for those aiming to become manga artists.

◆About 'Mochikomi online'

'Mochikomi online' is a matching service for 'aspiring manga artists' and 'manga editors.' Since it provides matching opportunities online, it is utilized by those who have difficulty visiting editorial departments, such as people living in rural areas, company employees/part-timers who find it hard to make time on weekdays, and those who want to efficiently get advice from many editors. This has led to commercial serializations and one-shot publications. It is also used by editors active in manga magazines, web comic sites, and editorial production companies as a valuable matching opportunity to meet people they would not normally encounter at traveling editorial departments or their own submission windows.
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◆Debut and Publication Achievements via 'Mochikomi online'

Many manga artists who met editors through 'Mochikomi online' have gone on to have serializations and one-shot publications. Here are some of the artists who have recently made their commercial debut or are scheduled to debut soon.