History Creator / Boichi

* BleachedUnderpants: Subverted completely! The guy doesn't hide the fact that he did porn, even in a fan AMA, he said he'd like to work at it again!

As of today, Boichi is currently working on the weekly release of ''Manga/{{Origin}}'' in Kodansha’s Young Magazine and the weekly release of ''Manga/DrStone'' in Shueisha’s Shonen Jump.

Boichi was also the artist of ''Raqiya'' written by Creator/YajimaMasao and published by Kodansha from 2008 to 2010 as well as for the Manga/TerraFormars Asimov spin-off of 2016 published by Shueisha. Similarly, he was the artist of the oneshots ''Brutality'' by Creator/TakedaYuusuke in 2007 and ''Eques'' by Creator/KengoMiyatani in 2012.

* {{Workaholic}}: His work etiquette is amazing. And he has drawers full of pictures to use as references. In a volume of Sun Ken Rock, he talks about how he and his assistants took photos of themselves posing silly for the fight scenes. The process was worth it.

Intended to be a manga artist from his childhood days, Mujiki Park (Moo-Jik Park, ボイチ, born January 29, 1973 ) aka Boichi majored college in physics as preparation to draw science fiction works and also to learn the technology of performance and imaging. He went on to graduate school to major in image technology.
In 1993, while still enrolled, he debuted in a Korean shoujo manga magazine. Since then, he is gaining popularity releasing a number of works, and publishing books on how to draw manga targeting a wide range of reader. He also published books focusing on the art of manga as well as the use of computer assisted tools.

He rejoins Japan in 2004 and steps into the world of Japanese manga with Space Chef Caisar published in the monthly Comic Gum. Since then he published many manga and one-shots.

In 2005, he publishes Lovers in Winter. A compilation of 9 out of his 11 hentai oneshots serialized in the adult magazine Comic Aun.

In 2006, he publishes 2 scifi oneshots: Hotel (Lucca 2011’s award for Best Oneshot) and Present, both in the magazine Morning. Along with All for the Tuna, Stephanos and Diadem, they’ll be compiled in 2008 in the Hotel tankoubon.

''Manga/SunKenRock'' was in 2006 his first long serialization, becoming his flagship series until its completion in 2016. It was published in the bi-weekly magazine Young King by Shonen Gahosha. Several spin-off were also published in Young King such as one focusing on Yumin in 2011 or Pickaxe in 2012. A third one titled Feed Yumin was published monthly in 2012 in the Monthly Young King of Shonen Gahosha.

Boichi was also the artist of Raqiya written by YAJIMA Masao and published chez Kodansha from 2008 to 2010 as well as for the Manga/TerraFormars Asimov spin-off of 2016 published by Shueisha. Similarly, he was the artist of the oneshots Brutality by Takeda Yuusuke in 2007 and eques by Kengo Miyatani i 2012.

Boichi is also an accomplished humanitarian. As to express his sentiment toward Vietnam and apologize for Korea’s action during the war, Sun-Ken Rock volume 2’s royalties were donated to the NPO Children of Vietnam. Among other actions, he also initiated actions such as Korean mangakas drawing a support page for Japan’s 2011 March 11th Tōhoku earthquake by giving the royalties to the Red Cross. It’s also with the will to help the reconstruction of Japan following this traumatic event that he begins at the end of 2011 up till 2013 the publication of H.E the Hunt for Energy in Shueisha’s Jump X magazine.

As of today, Boichi is currently working on the weekly release of Origin in Kodansha’s Young Magazine and the weekly release of ''Manga/DrStone'' in Shueisha’s Shonen Jump.

** ''Dr.Stone reboot: Byakuya'', spin-off miniseries written and illustrated by Boichi.

%%* HumbleHero: He knows he's come a long way, but he's always happy to know that he can improve and feels happy about how his fans feel about his art.

* BleachedUnderpants: Subverted completely! The guy doesn't hide the fact that he did porn (among his works, a doujinshi of ''Literature/HarryPotter''), even in a fan AMA, he said he'd like to work at it again!

Intended to be a manga artist from his childhood days, Mujiki Park (Moo-Jik Park, ボイチ ) aka Boichi majored college in physics as preparation to draw science fiction works and also to learn the technology of performance and imaging. He went on to graduate school to major in image technology.

* AuthorAvatar: Ken's inmate looks like a parodied version of himself, and at one point he [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] it by stating:"I should start working and follow my dreams" while it's shown a picture of a [[StylisticSuck crudely drawn]] manga called "[[IncrediblyLamePun Moon]]-[[Manga/SunKenRock Ken Rock]]"
* AuthorAppeal: In the same token, he loves ass shots, he has an ass fetish, he even admitted so. In the non-sexual way, brunette girls and blond guys.
* BleachedUnderpants: Subverted completely! The guy doesn't hide the fact that he did porn, even in a fan AMA, he said he'd like to work at it again!
* HumbleHero: He knows he's come a long way, but he's always happy to know that he can improve and feels happy about how his fans feel about his art.

** ''Manga/{{Origin}}'', set in the same universe as SKR.

* AwesomeArt: His quality, even in his one-shots has always been breath-taking.

* RatedMForManly: His work employs a heavy feel of masculinity, with many characters having well detailed muscles, and pretty attractive characters. His intensity is on par with some 80's manga, like Manga/HokutoNoKen and the early parts of Manga/JojosBizarreAdventure.

* AwesomeArt: his quality, even in his one-shots has always been breath-taking.
* BleachedUnderpants: Subverted completely! The guy doesn't hide the fact that he did porn, even in a fan AMA he'd like to work at it again!

* RatedMForManly: Oh boy.. his intensity is on par with early parts of Jojo.
* {{Workaholic}}: His work etiquette is amazing. And he has drawers full of pictures to use as references.

[[Manga/SunKenRock Sun-Ken Rock]] was in 2006 his first long serialization, becoming his flagship series until its completion in 2016. It was published in the bi-weekly magazine Young King by Shonen Gahosha. Several spin-off were also published in Young King such as one focusing on Yumin in 2011 or Pickaxe in 2012. A third one titled Feed Yumin was published monthly in 2012 in the Monthly Young King of Shonen Gahosha.

As of today, Boichi is currently working on the weekly release of Origin in Kodansha’s Young Magazine and the weekly release of [[Manga/DrStone Dr. Stone]] in Shueisha’s Shonen Jump.