Obata Shunji
List of works by Obata Shunji
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Scrum Youth
Sports
1976
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Evil Mask
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Martial Arts
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School Life
Evil can only be defeated with evil!! The first book of professional wrestling action that combines the passion and agony of a fighting man and powerful fighting scenes!! Hurricane, the most evil wrestler in history, was killed by a bloodthirsty demon in a despicable manner. Katsuki. Seven years later, Shun Kazuki, the Kyushu high school judo champion, steps into the ring to avenge his father's death! This was the birth of "Evil Mask," a wrestler from hell who fights evil with even more evil for revenge.
1976
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Getabaki Koushien
School Life
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Sports
1976
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Shunji Obata Short Stories: Esper Whirlwind [Complete Edition] + Dark Beast + Skull Gate
Sci-Fi
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Supernatural
Shun Asaoka, a boy who has no sense of exercise and hates vegetables, awakens to supernatural powers when he eats green peppers for the first time in his life, and manifests an alter ego with superhuman abilities . Shun 's other self appears when he is in trouble , and he beats up the delinquents, plays an active role in the baseball team, and becomes the school's hero who charms the girls. Before he knows it, Shun begins to rely on his other self who can do anything ... In addition to the title work "Esper Whirlwind'', "Dark depicts a brother and sister who follow in their father's footsteps behind the lost custom of head-hunting. A total of three short stories from "Mon'' were published in book form for the first time. We want you to enjoy Obata World, which has been revived after more than 30 years!
1970
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Hitokiri Bungo
Adventure
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Oneshot
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Animals
1967
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Captain Ultora
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Sci-Fi
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Adaptation
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Aliens
Hirohisa Nakata's live-action version is nostalgic. The phantom "Ultra Series" is back. In 1962, Toei's space adventure drama Captain Ultra began airing in the same Sunday night program slot at 7 p.m. as the third installment in the series following Tsuburaya Productions' Ultraman. If the previous work was a monster-slaying story set on Earth, "Captain Ultra'' was a story in the future where Earthlings flew into space. Shunji Obata's comic adaptation serialized in Shogakukan's "Shonen Sunday'' is based on the first part, the Bandel Alien edition. In order to protect the peace of the universe, Captain Ultra, along with his subordinate Cicero Alien Joe and the robot Huck, continue to fight to the ends of the galaxy, driving the super spaceship "Spiegel" which disassembles into three parts.
1967
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Bloody Blood Rule
Crime
1966
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Beastman
Horror
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Monsters
The nine short stories included in this book are mainly written in the late 1960s by Shunji Obata, the author of many hit works such as "Captain Ultra'' and "Guts Jun.'' The works collected under the theme of "horror" perfectly express the ugliness and beauty in the human heart with delicate lines. He is an author with a strong, but he has also demonstrated an extraordinary ability in the horror genre. The illustration used for the cover this time was drawn by Obata himself.
1966
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Artist
Gakuran Youth
Drama
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School Life
1976
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Matt's Lion King - Antonio Inoki Story -
Martial Arts
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Sports
A fantastic semi-documentary comic about Antonio Inoki's roots with Ikki Kajiwara, Hisao Maki, and Shunji Obata!! Synopsis: February 7, 1976, Nippon Budokan. In a match that was billed as the "world's best martial arts match," Antonio Inoki defeated judo open weight gold medalist Williem Ruska with three consecutive backdrop shots! He kept it close to his heart and planned his next fight against world heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali. A young boy, Hiroji Inoki, was determined by his grandfather to immigrate his family to Brazil in search of a new world. Despite facing the death of his grandfather on the way, he manages to arrive in Brazil, which is nothing more than a new world in name, and turns out to be a hellish farm ruled by fear and violence... The Inoki family lives a positive life despite being forced into a life of slavery, and the evil hand of a cruel farm owner approaches! Commentary Antonio Inoki is a symbol of the Japanese professional wrestling world and the "burning fighting spirit" who laid the foundation for mixed martial arts. There is a phantom work that takes its roots and turns it into a graphic novel. Yes, it's the "Matt's Lion King" you're holding in your hands right now. The work was announced in May 1976. It was a time when the public's expectations for Inoki were high, as he was about to compete against Muhammad Ali to determine the world's best martial arts title (although it ended up being harshly criticized as the "Mediocre Fight of the Century"). It was in this favorable mood that this work began serialization in Weekly Shonen King magazine. The story focuses on his success in Japanese professional wrestling since his days as a Brazilian immigrant, and many star wrestlers of yesteryear who made their names in the early days of professional wrestling, such as Rikidozan, Toyoto, Giant Baba, and Kintaro Oki, also appear. However, the highlight is that the original story and composition were written by brothers Kajiwara Ikki and Maki Hisao, who were closely connected to the professional wrestling and martial arts worlds of the time. In an episode in which Inoki's family immigrated to Brazil when he was a boy, an evil farm owner unleashes a group of menacing assassins called the Black Power Killer Trio, and the brothers fight against it, and Rikidozan watches over Inoki's growth as kindly as a Buddha. This semi-documentary comic is sprinkled with Kajiwara and Maki's tastes that fuse fact and fantasy. In recent years, masterpieces such as \`\`Antonio Inoki's Autobiography'' (Shinchosha) and "Antonio Inoki in 1976'' (Bungei Shunju) have been published and become a hot topic, but let's enjoy the roots of Antonio Inoki, which are a little different from those works. I want it.
1976
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Love Warrior Rainbow Man
Action
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Adaptation
1973
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Ironman Tiger Seven
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Animals
1973
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Neo Mask
School Life
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Sci-Fi
I am Shiro Ibuki, another name is Neomask! Masaki Tsuji & Shunji Obata's science fiction action is reprinted in \[complete edition]!! The transformed hero Neomask confronts a mysterious superhuman corps that plans to take over the earth!
1972
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Maskman 0
Action
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Delinquents
1971
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Guts Jun
School Life
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Sports
Play Ball!! The curtain rises on the heated battle between baseball players aiming for Koshien! An unconventional new member joins the prestigious Meio High School baseball club! Jun Sawamura, a fastball pitcher who was active in junior high school baseball, is also known as Guts Jun. Jun thinks he has achieved the position of ace with his natural guts, but there is a big pitfall! It has flow on both sides. In addition, it was made into a TV drama at the same time as the manga series, and it gained popularity. Shiro Jimbo, the author of the original work, is also the original author of "Sign is V'' and is a driving force behind the sports fan boom. Jimbo and Obata worked together on sports works such as "Red Fighter'' in the year before this work and "Otoko no Mound'' in the same year, and their compatibility with sports-based manga is excellent. Also, after this work, Shunji Obata worked on a number of youth manga. First published work to be made into a book at the same time Includes "Tears of Black Belt"
1971
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