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|occupation=Freelance Writer, Author | |||
|period=1997- | |||
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}}'''Masahi Ooka''' (大岡政志), is a Japanese freelancer writer. He has often collaborated and co written Grasshopper Manufacture projects alongside Goichi Suda. | |||
==Biography== | |||
Masahi Ooka has spent his lifetime as a freelance writer, having worked on both books, videogame strategy guides, and articles throughout his early career. His services would be comissioned by [[Human Entertainment]] in 1997 for work on [[Moonlight Syndrome Truth File]], creating original characters and mock style newspaper articles, as inspired by his at the time editor. Ooka's work on the Truth Files impressed Goichi Suda, who contacted him to work on [[The Silver Case]], his first time writing for a videogame. From this point onward, Grasshopper Manufacture would frequently contract Ooka to work on their other games, often serving as co writer to Suda himself. His involvement after 2005 with Grasshopper was greatly reduced, but he returned for work on [[Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes]] in 2019, maintaining a good relationship with the company. | |||
==Grasshopper Manufacture work== | ==Grasshopper Manufacture work== | ||
* '' | * ''Moonlight Syndrome Truth File'' | ||
* ''[[The Silver Case]]'' (Placebo writer) | * ''[[The Silver Case]]'' (Placebo writer) | ||
* ''[[Flower, Sun, and Rain]]'' (co-writer) | * ''[[Flower, Sun, and Rain]]'' (co-writer) | ||
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* ''[[The 25th Ward: The Silver Case]]'' (Placebo writer) | * ''[[The 25th Ward: The Silver Case]]'' (Placebo writer) | ||
* ''[[Samurai Champloo: Sidetracked]]'' (co-writer) | * ''[[Samurai Champloo: Sidetracked]]'' (co-writer) | ||
* '' | * ''Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes'' (Badman Strikes Back writer) | ||
==Trivia== | |||
*Ooka's favorite character in the [[Placebo]] chapters of The Silver Case is [[Yuu]]. | |||
[[Category:Personnel]] | [[Category:Personnel]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:56, 22 August 2025
Masahi Ooka (大岡政志), is a Japanese freelancer writer. He has often collaborated and co written Grasshopper Manufacture projects alongside Goichi Suda.
Biography
Masahi Ooka has spent his lifetime as a freelance writer, having worked on both books, videogame strategy guides, and articles throughout his early career. His services would be comissioned by Human Entertainment in 1997 for work on Moonlight Syndrome Truth File, creating original characters and mock style newspaper articles, as inspired by his at the time editor. Ooka's work on the Truth Files impressed Goichi Suda, who contacted him to work on The Silver Case, his first time writing for a videogame. From this point onward, Grasshopper Manufacture would frequently contract Ooka to work on their other games, often serving as co writer to Suda himself. His involvement after 2005 with Grasshopper was greatly reduced, but he returned for work on Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes in 2019, maintaining a good relationship with the company.
Grasshopper Manufacture work
- Moonlight Syndrome Truth File
- The Silver Case (Placebo writer)
- Flower, Sun, and Rain (co-writer)
- Hand in killer7 (Jaco's Report)
- The 25th Ward: The Silver Case (Placebo writer)
- Samurai Champloo: Sidetracked (co-writer)
- Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes (Badman Strikes Back writer)