Hitoma Iruma

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Hitoma Iruma (入間 人間, Iruma Hitoma; born 1986) is a Japanese writer and light novel author, best known for creating Ground Control to Psychoelectric Girl and the yuri series Adachi and Shimamura,^[1] both of which have received anime and manga adaptations.^[2][3] He is also known for having written Regarding Saeki Sayaka, a light novel spinoff series of Nio Nakatani's manga Bloom Into You.^[4][5] He was born in Gifu Prefecture.

• Usotsuki Mii-kun to Kowareta Maa-chan (嘘つきみーくんと壊れたまーちゃん) (June 2007 - June 2017, 12 volumes. Illustrator: Hidari)
• Ground Control to Psychoelectric Girl (電波女と青春男) (January 2009 - April 2011, 9 volumes. Illustrator: Buriki)
• Tamako-san to Kashiwa-kun (多摩湖さんと黄鶏くん) (July 2010. Illustrator: Hidari)
• Tokage no Ō (トカゲの王; "The Lizard King") (July 2011 - July 2013, 5 volumes. Illustrator: Buriki)
• Crocro-Clock (クロクロクロック) (August 2012 - January 2016, 3 volumes. Illustrator: Misaki Kurehito)
• Adachi and Shimamura (安達としまむら) (March 2013 - Present, 13 volumes. Illustrator: Non, raemz)
• Tsuyokunai Mama New Game (強くないままニューゲーム) (May 2013 - October 2013, 2 volumes. Illustrator: Ueda Ryō)
• Fuwafuwa-san ga Furu (ふわふわさんがふる) (April 2014. Illustrator: loundraw)
• Nijiiro Alien (虹色エイリアン) (November 2014. Illustrator: Hidari)
• Otomodachi Robo Choco (おともだちロボ チョコ) (April 2015. Illustrator: loundraw)
• Bishōjo wa, Kiru Koto to Mitsuketari (美少女とは、斬る事と見つけたり) (August 2015. Illustrator: Coffee Kizoku)
• Imōto Life (いもーとらいふ) (July 2016 - September 2016, 2 volumes. Illustrator: Fly)
• Sekai no Owari no Niwa de (世界の終わりの庭で) (September 2018. Illustrator: Tsukuzu)
• Bloom Into You: Regarding Saeki Sayaka (やがて君になる 佐伯沙弥香について) (November 2018 - March 2020, 3 volumes. Illustrator: Nio Nakatani)
• Umi no Kanaria (海のカナリア) (September 2019. Illustrator: Tsukuzu)
• End Blue (エンドブルー) (December 2020. Illustrator: Nio Nakatani)^[6]
• My First Love's Kiss (私の初恋相手がキスしてた) (January 2022 - December 2022, 3 volumes. Illustrator: Fly)
• Hitozuma Kyōshi ga Oshiego no Joshikōsei ni Dohamari Suru Hanashi (人妻教師が教え子の女子高生にドはまりする話) (September 2024. Illustrator: Nekoyashiki Pushio)

• Boku no Shōkibo na Kiseki (僕の小規模な奇跡) (October 2009)
• Bocchies (ぼっちーズ) (November 2011. Illustrator: Atsuya Uki)
• Shūmatsu ga Yatte Kuru! -La La La Shūmatsuron. I- (しゅうまつがやってくる！ ―ラララ終末論。I―) (December 2015. Story: sasakure.UK, illustrator: usi)
• Bokura no 16bit Sensō -La La La Shūmatsuron. II- (ぼくらの16bit戦争 ―ラララ終末論。II―) (October 2016. Story: sasakure.UK, illustrator: usi)

• Tantei Hanasaki Tarō wa Hiramekanai (探偵・花咲太郎は閃かない) (December 2009. Illustrator: Hidari)
• Tantei Hanasaki Tarō wa Kutsugaesanai (探偵・花咲太郎は覆さない) (February 2010. Illustrator: Hidari)
• 660 Yen no Kijō (六百六十円の事情) (May 2010. Illustrator: Atsuya Uki)
• Baka ga Zenra de Yattekuru (バカが全裸でやってくる) (August 2010)
• Boku no Shōkibo na Kiseki (僕の小規模な奇跡) (May 2011. Illustrator: Atsuya Uki)
• Baka ga Zenra de Yattekuru Ver.2.0 (バカが全裸でやってくるVer.2.0) (September 2011)
• Kinō wa Kanojo mo Koi Shiteta (昨日は彼女も恋してた) (November 2011. Illustrator: Hidari)
• Ashita mo Kanojo wa Koi o suru (明日も彼女は恋をする) (December 2011. Illustrator: Hidari)
• Jikan no Otoshimono (時間のおとしもの) (January 2012. Illustrator: Niwa)
• Kanojo o Sukininaru 12 no hōhō (彼女を好きになる12の方法) (August 2012. Illustrator: Atsuya Uki)
• Tatta Hitotsu no Negai (たったひとつの、ねがい) (November 2012. Illustrator: Non)
• Hitomi no Sagashimono (瞳のさがしもの) (September 2013. Illustrator: Niwa)
• Boku no Shōkibo na Jisatsu (僕の小規模な自殺) (December 2013. Illustrator: loundraw)
• Europa no Soko kara (エウロパの底から) (March 2014. Illustrator: loundraw)
• Sabaku no Boys Life (砂漠のボーイズライフ) (July 2014. Illustrator: Izumi)
• Kami no Gomibako (神のゴミ箱) (February 2015. Illustrator: Ueda Ryō)
• Bocchies (ぼっちーズ) (April 2015. Illustrator: Atsuya Uki)
• Dead End: Shini Modori no Kenkyaku (デッドエンド 死に戻りの剣客) (May 2016. Illustrator: hakus)
• Shōjo Mōsō Chū (少女妄想中) (February 2017. Illustrator: Nio Nakatani)^[7]
• Kitto Kanojo wa Kami-sama Nanka Janai (きっと彼女は神様なんかじゃない) (August 2017. Illustrator: Fly)
• Mō Hitotsu no Inochi (もうひとつの命) (December 2017. Illustrator: Kuro no Kuro)
• Mō Hitori no Majo (もうひとりの魔女) (April 2018. Illustrator: Kuro no Kuro)
• Usotsuki Mii-kun to Kowareta Maa-chan Kanzenban: Shiawase no Haikei wa Fukō (嘘つきみーくんと壊れたまーちゃん 完全版 幸せの背景は不幸) (March 2023. Illustrator: Hidari)

• Hitoma Iruma's personal website (in Japanese) (archived September 16, 2019)