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Hideyuki Yonehara (米原秀幸, Yonehara Hideyuki) is a Japanese manga artist whose works include Udauda Yatteru Hima wa Nei and Full Ahead! Coco.[1] Most of his works were featured in Akita Shoten's Weekly Shōnen Champion magazine and published by Shonen Champion Comics.

Born (1967-10-02) October 2, 1967 (age 58)
Tokyo
Notable works
Full Ahead! Coco
Udauda Yatteru Hima wa Nei
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Hideyuki Yonehara
米原秀幸
Born (1967-10-02) October 2, 1967 (age 58)
Tokyo
AreaManga artist
Notable works
Full Ahead! Coco
Udauda Yatteru Hima wa Nei
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Name Year Notes Refs
Springs 1989 Debut work, initially in Young Champion
Published by Shonen Champion Comics in 1999, 1 volume
[2]
Garakuta 1990 Series of short stories, serialized in Weekly Shonen Champion
Published by Shonen Champion Comics in 2002, 1 volume
[3]
Legend of Dou (ja:箕輪道伝説, Minowa dōdensetsu) 1990–92 Serialized in Weekly Shonen Champion
Published by Shonen Champion Comics, 8 volumes
[4]
Udauda Yatteru Hima wa Nei (ja:ウダウダやってるヒマはねェ!) 1992–96 Serialized in Weekly Shonen Champion
Published by Shonen Champion Comics, 22 volumes; Also Akita Top Comics, 3 volumes
[5]
Chocolate Blues (チョコレートぶるーす) 1994–2000 One-shots, originally published in Monthly Shonen Champion
Published by Shonen Champion Comics, 1 volume
[6]
Full Ahead! Coco (ja:フルアヘッド!ココ, Furuaheddo! Koko) 1997–2002 Published by Shonen Champion Comics, 30 volumes; Also New edition, 19 volumes [7][8]
Switch 2002–04 Serialized in Weekly Shonen Champion
Published by Shonen Champion Comics, 13 volumes
[9]
Hae! BunBun (ja:南風!BunBun, Hae! BunBun) 2005–06 Serialized in Weekly Shonen Champion
Published by Shonen Champion Comics, 4 volumes
[10]
Dämons 2006–08 Serialized in Weekly Shonen Champion
Original story by Osamu Tezuka, published by Shonen Champion Comics, 13 volumes
[11]
Kaze ga Gotoku 2008–10 Serialized in Weekly Shonen Champion
Published by Shonen Champion Comics, 8 volumes
[12]
Houdou Gang Absurd! (ja:報道ギャング ABSURD!, Hōdō gyangu Absurd!) 2010–13 Published by Play Comics, 5 volumes [13]
Cold Rush 2011 Story by Hideyuki Yonehara, illustrations by Yuki Kumada
Originally published in Princess Gold magazine
Published by Akita Comics Deluxe, 1 volume
First work in a shojo magazine.
[14]
Vision Noa 2011 Serialized in Young Champion
Published by Shonen Champion Comics, 4 volumes
[15]
Rock & Gem 2012–14 Published by Play Comics, 2 volumes [16][17]
Sunset Rose (サンセットローズ) 2013–Present Serialized in Bessatsu Shonen Champion
Published by Shonen Champion Comics, 16 volumes
[18][19]
Dragon Seekers (ドラゴンシーカーズ) 2015–Present Serialized in Gekkan Shonen Champion
Published by Shonen Champion Comics, 4 volumes
[20][21]
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