History Creator / FujikoFujio

* ''Manga/LaughingSalesman''

* SuperDrowningSkills: The KidHero, if it's a boy, is totally helpless in water. He'll start drowning in a matter of seconds after getting in a pool/river. Many stories revolve about them asking the Magical Helper to use their magic powers/gadgets to learn how to swim, or pretend that they can if they need to impress their LoveInterest and/or friends.

* StrictlyFormula: They have a pretty {{Troperiffic}} thing going on. The fact that it always stars with a KidHero is just a tip of the iceberg. There's also the star's personalities, relationships, and crushes. Also a staple, their Magical Helpers capable of fantastic feats, usually they ask for their help only for things to [[HilarityEnsues not go as all that is planned]]. Though this is averted with other works like ''Manga/EsperMami'' (the protagonist is a psychic girl while her Magical Helper(s) are a ordinary but intelligent human boy and her tanuki-looking pet dog) or ''Manga/TheLaughingSalesman'' (the Magical Helper is the titular salesman, except he [[JackassGenie screws over his clients if they betray him or refuse his help]]).

* {{Crossover}}: Fujiko Fujio loved crossing over their works.
* The old Fujiko Fujio comic, Super-Weapon Guh Mk. I, have Gulliva, a giant-sized human from outer space, crashing in 1940s Japan. After spooking off some Japanese soldiers, he picks up one of them - the human protagonist, Officer Kaido - by the collar using two fingers and asks what planet is he on.
* FandomRivalry: Or rather a fandom civil war as some of their fans didn't get well with each other. Otherwise, they are mostly act friendly with each other.
** Examples include: Doraemon fans vs. Chimpui fans, Fujiko F Fujio fans vs. Fujiko Fujio A fans, etc.

* NoExportForYou: Some of their works have been really successful outside Japan, but Japan is the only country that's received their complete works.
** NoDubForYou: Due to the trope above, their works were only dubbed in some international languages or have no international dubs at all despite most of them being for children. To this day, the Doraemon franchise is the only work from the author to be dubbed in more languages than expected, since it was more well-known in international countries than the other works. For example, only very few of their works were dubbed in Italian, while the rest was left undubbed and unreleased there.
* PuppyLove: The Fujios love this trope. Their KidHero protagonists are around 9 to 11 years old and usually have romantic feelings for their female (or male) classmate.
** Examples include: Nobita and Shizuka From Doraemon, Eiichi and Miyoko from Kiteretsu Daihyakka, Eri and Shou from Chimpui, etc.

* StrictlyFormula: They have a pretty {{Troperiffic}} thing going on. The fact that it always stars with a KidHero is just a tip of the iceberg. There's also the star's personalities, relationships, and crushes. Also a staple, their Magical Helpers capable of fantastic feats, usually they ask for their help only for things to [[HilarityEnsues not go as all that is planned]].
** Averted with other works like ''Anime/EsperMami'' or ''Manga/LaughingSalesman''.

But should one take the time to read and observe their works, one could find the visible use of StrictlyFormula. Also, most if not all, their works are all [[Kodomomuke for children]]. Well, at least when it concerns Fujiko F. Fujio while Fujiko Fujio (A) concentrated on work incorporating more BlackHumor.

But should one take the time to read and observe their works, one could find the visible use of StrictlyFormula. Also, most if not all, their works are all for children. Well, at least when it concerns Fujiko F. Fujio while Fujiko Fujio (A) concentrated on work incorporating more BlackHumor.

** NoDubForYou: Due to the trope above, their works were only dubbed in some international languages or have no international dubs at all despite most of them being for children. To this day, the Doraemon franchise is the only work from the author to be dubbed in more languages than expected, since it was more well-known in international countries than the other works. For example, only very few of thier works were dubbed in Italian, while the rest was left undubbed and unreleased there.

* NakedPeopleAreFunny: If a girl, she'll usually be prone to a panty shot. If a boy, he'll be seen naked all through. And [[HilarityEnsues it's usually with good, inexplicable reason]].

* NakedPeopleAreFunny: If a girl, she'll usually be prone to a PantyShot. If a boy, he'll be seen naked all through. And [[HilarityEnsues it's usually with good, inexplicable reason]].

'''''Fujiko Fujio''''' (藤子不二雄) was a nom de plume of a manga writing duo formed by two Japanese manga artists. Their real names are Hiroshi Fujimoto (藤本 弘 1933–1996) and Motoo Abiko (安孫子 素雄 1934–). They formed their partnership in 1951, and used the Fujiko Fujio name from 1954 until dissolution of the partnership in 1987. From the outset they adopted a collaborative style where both worked simultaneously on the story and artwork, but as they diverged creatively they started releasing individual works under different names, Abiko as Fujiko Fujio (A) (藤子不二雄Ⓐ), and Fujimoto as Fujiko F. Fujio (藤子・F・不二雄). The company Fujiko-Pro continued their legacy.

** NoDubForYou: Due to the trope above, thier works were only dubbed in some international languages or have no international dubs at all despite most of them being for children. To this day, the Doraemon franchise is the only work from the author to be dubbed in more languages than expected, since it was more well-known in international countries than the other works. For example, only very few of thier works were dubbed in Italian, while the rest was left undubbed and unreleased there.

'''Works with their own page(s):'''

Their most internationally well-known work (and probably most successful) would most likely be ''Anime/{{Doraemon}}'', though ''Manga/LittleGhostQTaro'' was the first to come out in America. Other than that, the rest of their works aren't quite that prolific in the Anglosphere and are mostly reserved for Japanese audiences. Though they've had followings in other non-English speaking countries.

* ''Anime/{{Doraemon}}''

* ''Anime/EsperMami''

* BarbieDollAnatomy: Averted quite a lot. But because it appears in kid-oriented works and {{Fanservice}} isn't incorporated, it's usually looked over.

** Examples include: Doraemon fans vs. Chimpui fans, Fujiko F Fujio fans vs. Fujiko Fujio A, etc.

* StrictlyFormula: They have a pretty Troperiffic thing going on. The fact that it always stars with a KidHero is just a tip of the iceberg. There's also the star's personalities, relationships, and crushes. Also a staple, their Magical Helpers capable of fantastic feats, usually they ask for their help only for things to [[HilarityEnsues not go as all that is planned]].

* ReusedCharacterDesign: Their protagonist bear resemblance to some of their other protagonists in other works. Best example would be [[Anime/{{Doraemon}} Nobita Nobi]] and [[http://ident.c.yimg.jp/res/ident-3mn5lmczhpi343a53zx6cb663a/profile/icon_sr?1289920025 Kenichi Mitsuba]] from ''Ninja Hattori-kun'' if not pointing out the visible differences like the shape of their glasses.