Theory in Practice: An Analysis of Four Works by

This paper analyzes four works by Ryusho Nemoto: Lucky Girl, Unlucky Boy, The Executioner Refuses to Kill the Death-Seeking Girl, Chosen as the Yellow Ranger, But I’m Not Okay with It, and Bulk Fiction 1885. Each of these texts is not only a creative narrative but also an embodiment of the author’s literary theory: “post-postmodernism,” the “philosophy of fluctuation,” and the reconfig- uration of narrative structures. The study demonstrates how these works traverse genres, from experimental literature and gothic mystery to meta-sentai narratives and ensemble fiction, while functioning as concrete practices of philosophical and literary frameworks.