Mamoru Yokota was, once again, one of the guests of honor at FanimeCon in 2012. Having attended some of his panels and stood in most of his autograph lines, there are certain things I've come to expect with Yokota. And one of them is Twitter.

Mamoru Yokota is an absolute fan of the social media site. If he's awake, he's posting something on his account. While most of his comments highlight the meals he's eaten or his favorite drawings, during conventions, Yokota posts his location on his account, and whether or not he's willing to take commissions.

A couple days prior to the convention, I had been going through Yokota's Twitter feed, as well as trying to see what else he's worked on. Most of Yokota's prior projects involved lots of big breasted women, and..that really doesn't interest me. But, to my pleasant surprise, I noticed that Yokota had been working on a lot of Tiger & Bunny images, despite his aversion to drawing men. Being a fan of Wild Tiger, I figured I'd ask him to draw this character.

I was one of the first ones in Yokota's line, so, I'm guessing he wasn't completely warmed up by the time he got to me. But, for free, I guess I can't complain too much.