In the latest issue of Champion RED, a monthly manga magazine published by Akita Shoten, it is predicted that a spin-off manga from Osamu Tezuka's classic "Three-Eyed Child" will be serialized in the magazine starting next month.
"Three-Eyed Child" is a well-known work of Japanese manga master Osamu Tezuka, serialized in Weekly Shonen MAGIC from 1974 to 1978, with a bright and lively plot, which contrasts with the heavy and gloomy tone of "Doctor Strange Black Jack" serialized in weekly shonen drama, and the characters between the two works are often intertwined. Last year, the spin-off comic "Young Black Jack" of "Doctor Strange Black Jack" launched a TV animation, which brought the characters in "Doctor Strange Black Jack" back to people's vision, and this year, "Three-Eyed Child" also began to launch derivative comics.
The spin-off manga was written by novelist Yūki Fujisawa, and the manga artist Koguchi was the manga artist. Fans who know the male protagonist of Osamu Tezuka's original work, Wiraku Hosuke, should know that Wachiko's appearance is a child with a three-headed body ratio, but the manga trailer has become a handsome guy of normal proportions. In addition, in the trailer, you can also see the picture of Shuraku's girlfriend and Nobori Chiyoko's explosive shirt.
For this upcoming master's derivative manga, Japanese netizens commented: "Can you not forcibly draw Shule as a handsome guy?" "The normal proportions of the writing feel so disgusting, and Den's Oupai has become bigger." "Look at that pop shirt picture, are you going to draw a Gongkou comic?" Can you stop letting the Gongkou cartoonists draw general comics? "Digging a grave like this, the masterpiece will be stinked by you!"