- Daisuke Igarashi (Kaijuu no Kodomo) drew the series Kimetsu no Yaiba.
- Rensuke Oshikiri (Hi Score Girl) drew the series Akai Hana.
- Katsuya Terada (Blood: The Last Vampire) drew the Golden Gold series.
- Natsume Ono (ACCA 13-Ku Kansatsu-Ka) drew the series Nazo no Kaijin Shinkirou.
- Kazuhiro Fujita (Ushio to Tora) drew the series Semai Sekai no Identity.
In his illustration from the Kimetsu no Yaiba series, Igarashi added the following comment: “I love all the characters that appear in this manga: the Pillars, the Demon Hunters, the demons, and everyone else. In particular, Tanjiro's pure heart and strength always feels warm in my heart. Thank you. Thank you. Tanjiro. What a big big brother he is. But my absolute favorite is, without a doubt, Inosuke. It is so cool! It's adorable how much he hates to lose. So yes, I drew this illustration based mainly on Inosuke as the king of the beasts, along with his minions. Thank you very much to all."
The image Igarashi posted shows Inosuke surrounded by animals, including two mice showing off their muscles, while Tanjiro and Nezuko are off to the side. Celebrities and professionals from different entertainment industries in Japan also posted comments on their favorite manga. Interviews in the magazine included comedian Akira Kawashima, model Saya Ichikawa, author Shunji Enomoto, stage director Suzuki Matsuo, novelist Sayaka Murata, Asian Kung-Fu Generation drummer Kiyoshi Ijichi, and playwright Toshiki Okada.
Brutus magazine also included some comments from American celebrities who had previously revealed information about their favorite manga, such as Avril Lavigne, Megan Fox, Hayley Williams, Michael B. Jordan, and John Cena.
Source: Brutus June 15 issue via Nijimen
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