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English: Master Keaton
Japanese: マスターキートン
Autor:
Urasawa, Naoki
Modelo:
Mangá
Volumes:
18
Capítulos:
144
Status:
Finished
Publicar:
1988-11-06 to 1994-08-06
Serialização:
Big Comic Original
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English: Master Keaton
Japanese: マスターキートン
Japanese: マスターキートン
Autor:
Urasawa, Naoki
Modelo:
Mangá
Volumes:
18
Capítulos:
144
Status:
Finished
Publicar:
1988-11-06 to 1994-08-06
Serialização:
Big Comic Original
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Taichi Keaton-Hiraga—born of Japanese and British descent. A former SAS agent with remarkable skills in military tactics and archaeology. Keaton is a single father with a part-time job as a world history teacher in Japan. But when certain international issues arise, he is called upon by Lloyd's of London as a special insurance investigator.
(Source: ANN)
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Master Keaton review
Master Keaton is one of the best manga I’ve ever read and I highly recommend it.
The story it deviates from his other well-known works such as “Monster” and “20th Century Boys” that are all plot heavy but it retains the strong main character also present on the said series. This instead maintains the lighthearted mood despite the heavy background themes. It’s nice to be able to enjoy Urasawa without the constant fear of unknown. It does not follow any set plot, instead focusing Keaton's short adventures that in most case last for a chapter. Most characters only feature for one chapter only. Keaton is multilingual, knowledgeable in archaeology, and most impressively a former elite soldier. Nearly a perfect human being, and yet stays humble and has his vulnerable side that keeps him within an approachable range for the audience. The art isn’t for everyone I guess. It definitely has variety that I think a lot of manga is lacking in though. I'm definitely a fan. For me the key word in the series would be “relatable”. Urasawa incorporates everyday occurrences into the story and manages to end them in a moral way, and this is what makes the series stand out for me. Although you could say this applies to many manga, I’ve often found that Master Keaton is the series where I’m nodding in reaction to the events/characters’ emotion. |