This story was born from graffiti seen in Los Angeles. It’s not deep, but it leaves a slight impression. It’s a loose 4-panel comic about a ghost boy and girl.

So, how did you like it? I’d be happy if you all enjoyed it!

Character Introductions

Oz

A ghost boy. Born from hints inspired by graffiti in Los Angeles, he is the protagonist of this story. He’s laid-back and loves music.

Lou

A ghost girl. She is the heroine who goes to various places with Oz. She’s a bit bold and likes cooking, but unfortunately she’s not very good at it. She also likes fashion, but being a ghost, she doesn’t have many clothes that suit her. Her treasure is a rabbit stuffed animal named Mimi-chan.

Kumanoko

A bear stuffed animal with just a hint of melancholy. Oz and Lou don’t know that it can move. Through training, it has become able to emit weak Wi-Fi signals.

Mimi

Lou’s treasured rabbit stuffed animal. She has a girly personality and sometimes gets flustered. Right now, she’s concerned about dieting. But she’s super good at making sweets.

Wi-Fi

An electronic device true to his name. He’s cynical but actually a good guy who cares about his friends. His trademark red shoes are retractable.

Spiritualy-chan

A bit of a spiritual girl. 16 years old. She encountered a spiritual book in elementary school and became a fan. Her favorite food is a tropical parfait. She is also drawn to quantum mechanics.

ABOUT

I started drawing this story based on graffiti I saw in Los Angeles long ago. Inspired by the Snoopy I loved, I’m secretly aiming for stories with beautiful colors and natural narratives.

Since the two are ghost children, I titled it “The Friendly Ghost.” Living alongside the boy Oz and girl Lou is a bear stuffed animal, Kumanoko. A rabbit stuffed animal, Mimi, that Lou bought at first sight. And the Wi-Fi in their home. I’d be happy if you enjoy the little stories of these characters.

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