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is a Japanese manga artist known for blending surreal horror, psychological drama, and social commentary. He is better known for writing and illustrating the manga 100 Meters and Orb: On the Movements of the Earth. It has been critically acclaimed and has won several prestigious awards. Uoto has gained recognition for his intricate storytelling, historical research, and detailed artwork.

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is a Japanese manga artist known for blending surreal horror, psychological drama, and social commentary. He is better known for writing and illustrating the manga 100 Meters and Orb: On the Movements of the Earth. It has been critically acclaimed and has won several prestigious awards. Uoto has gained recognition for his intricate storytelling, historical research, and detailed artwork.

== Early life and career == Uoto was born in Tokyo. His pseudonym derives from his fondness for Daggertooth pike conger ( ), his favorite fish. From childhood, he displayed a passion for drawing and harbored a vague aspiration to become a manga artist. This ambition crystallized during his first year of junior high school after watching the anime Bakuman, which revealed the professional path of manga creation. Inspired, he began submitting his original work for publication.

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