Guwanbare Kintaro

Guwanbare Kintaro
ぐわんばれ金åĪŠéƒŽ

Origination: Manga
Demographic: Shounen
Published: 1986
Status: 📗 Completed
Translation: Unknown
Final Chapter: Volume 1, Chapter 6
Ranked: #91,476
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The early works of Mr. Osamu Uoto, who sent hits such as "Iesai no Hito", which was later made into a TV drama, were works for boys. Jajamaru is a boy ninja who tries to save Princess Sakura, who has been kidnapped by Catfish Tayu. In "Ikki", two poor peasants who have nowhere to get a wife are tempted by the gods to start a revolt and confront the evil magistrate. In "Mighty Bon Jack", Jack confronts the demon king Beelzebub party on behalf of his brother who fell into the hands of evil. In "Kanshaku Tama Throw Kantaro's Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido", Kantaro, who has completed his fireworks training, rushes to Edo to show his beloved Momoko a sunny appearance. However, Gozaemon, who aims at the scroll of the manufacturing method that Kantaro has, goes after Kantaro. In "Guwanbare Kintaro", a strong judo club who came to a training camp in a mountain temple. Kintaro, who lives in a temple, is a wild child who can even follow a bear. Kintaro is challenged by the handsome captain of the judo club. Whereabouts of the decisive battle that was held while everyone was watching?

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Authors: Uoto Osamu
Artists: Uoto Osamu
Genres: Sports
Theme: Martial Arts
Format: Adaptation

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