Yuki Kaji and Soyo BON Get a Peach Momoko Illustration for Tokyo Comic Con Signing
Voice actor Yuki Kaji and Soyo BON, the voice AI character built from his voice, have been drawn by comic artist Peach Momoko.
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Why it matters
The pairing puts a voice actor and his AI-derived character in front of a Marvel cover artist at a convention marking its 10th anniversary, which is the kind of cross-industry commission Tokyo Comic Con has not had to lean on before.
Key Facts
- Peach Momoko drew Yuki Kaji and Soyo BON, the voice AI character from the Soyogi Fractal project.
- The signing event is scheduled for December 11, 2026 at the Tokyo Comic Con 2026 venue.
- Yuki Kaji said this will be his first appearance at a comic con held in Tokyo.
- Tokyo Comic Con's 10th anniversary since its first holding in 2016 is the occasion for the collaboration.
- A Tokyo Comic Con 2026 admission ticket is required in addition to a signing ticket.
A signing event using the new illustration is set for December 11, 2026 at the Tokyo Comic Con 2026 venue. Kaji said this is his first appearance at a comic con held in Tokyo. Signing ticket details are still to be announced.
Peach Momoko drew two figures for the commission: Kaji himself and Soyo BON, the voice AI character from Soyogi Fractal, the project Kaji launched in 2023 around voice synthesis software built on his voice. The artist, who works mainly with Marvel Comics in the United States, said the piece let her express a world she does not usually draw, and that she hoped to capture Kaji's gentle atmosphere and Soyogi's gracefulness.
Kaji, whose roles include Eren Yeager in Attack on Titan and Shoto Todoroki in My Hero Academia, has attended comic cons abroad. He said this will be his first at one held in Tokyo, and that he is honored to be invited for the 10th anniversary. Admission to the convention is required on top of a signing ticket, with the start time and sales method still to be announced.
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