Monokuma’s background antics made this episode. But there was definitely a lot to like elsewhere.
Somewhere out there, a terrible writer is making a joke about not being allowed to bring pot in a courtroom
Monokuma’s background antics made this episode. But there was definitely a lot to like elsewhere.
Somewhere out there, a terrible writer is making a joke about not being allowed to bring pot in a courtroom
Ten-Tenna Toori no Kaidanji (hereafter referred to as Ten) is a manga that ran in Monthly Kindai Mahjong for a 14-year period from 1989 to 2002, and the work that catapulted the award-winning mangaka Nobuyuki Fukumoto into the Japanese spotlight. Though it is less well-known in western circles than the author’s other works (Gambling Apocalypse Kaiji, Akagi), it is by no means an inferior product. Indeed, it is in many ways his best work, a sublime combination of the author’s trademark gritty, greasy yakuza storylines with dynamic storyboarding and a quasi-religious journey through the author’s philosophy on life.