Tsugumi Ohba

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Tsugumi Ohba (大場 つぐみ Ōba Tsugumi) is a fictional writer credited with writing the manga Death Note. The person's real identity (and gender) is a closely guarded secret. Some fans believe that Tsugumi Ohba is just a pen-name for Hiroshi Gamou.

The VIZ English graphic novel's profile Tsugumi Ohba as:

  • Tsugumi Ohba.
  • Born in Tokyo.
  • Hobby: Collecting teacups.
  • Day and night, develops manga plots while holding knees on a chair (reminiscent of one of the main characters in Death Note, L.)

Works

Death Note

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