Dynamite Tetsu
List of works by Dynamite Tetsu
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Dosanko
Sports
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Animals
Go Kitakaze, the ace of the Hokkaido non-professional baseball world, was the heir to a farm in the countryside. He heard rumors about Australia and came to Kintetsu, where he was scouted by the manager of the professional baseball team "Kintetsu Buffaloes'' and decided to join Kintetsu. Will Australia be able to show the "soul spirit'' of Hokkaido residents in the professional baseball world? An exciting professional baseball manga begins with a bang!!
1983
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Hard Ball Alone
Sports
Japanese-American pitcher Gokyu Takeda joined the Pirates, the lowest-ranked team in the Pacific League, as a supporter. As his name suggests, he uses a hard pitch to win his first game in the game, creating a sensation in the baseball world!! His teammates, who had lost their motivation, are inspired by his hard pitch, and the Pirates escape from last place. Can the hardball be the savior of the Pirates? An exciting professional baseball manga!!
1978
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Ultraman Taro (Dynamite Tetsu)
Action
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Adaptation
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Aliens
1973
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Emergency Directive 104/1010
Action
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Adaptation
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Monsters
1973
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Return of Ultraman (Dynamite Tetsu)
Action
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Oneshot
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Aliens
1972
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Ultraman Ace (Dynamite Tetsu)
Action
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Adaptation
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Aliens
1972
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Artist
Turnmark Hawk
Sports
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Delinquents
A hot-blooded youth boat racing comic in which Gosuke Ichijo, the leader of a motorcycle gang, becomes a boat racer and confronts his destined rival. Gosuke Ichijo, who was riding out of control on his motorcycle, challenges Hayato Hongo, the driver of a sports car that passed in front of him, to a deadly chicken race. After being defeated by Hongo's drive technique, Gosuke later learns that Hongo is a boat racer and heads to the world of boat racing to challenge him once again...!?
1983
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Youth Horse Racing Jockey
Sports
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Animals
1978
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Moonlight Mask (Shonen Sunday)
Action
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Adaptation
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Monsters
Published in Shonen Sunday
1972
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Straight to Judo
Martial Arts
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Sports
1964 Tokyo Olympics. The father of the main character, Naoya Ichijo, loses a judo match and loses his life. After that, under the strict guidance of Shusaku Kuruma, Naoya uses special techniques such as "Hell Kuruma" and "Ebi Kuruma" to fight against foreign judoka and Japanese rivals in the original hot-blooded sports manga! In 1968, a TV drama version starring Keiichi Sakuragi was aired (produced by TBS and Toei) and was a huge hit. The scene in which Masaomi Kondo, who plays his rival Shingo Yuuki, jumps up onto the piano keys and plays with his feet is so famous that it became the basis for the later special effects drama \`\`Kamen Rider.''
1967
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