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* DeathWail: In chapter 35, a book writer gets frustrated with how her neighbor Kumahige yells and tosses things around at night every so often. While he's helping her treat her hyperkalemia, she is told that's how he copes with the death of his patients. The chapter ends with her passing away and Kumahige [[BerserkerTears screaming in rage]] after learning she had dedicated her last book to him.
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* ThousandYardStare: [[https://cdn.readdetectiveconan.com/file/mangap/5329/10001000/1.jpeg A pretty impactful example]], considering the kind of attitude [[BunnyEarsLawyer Kumahige has on.]] Considering he's a medical doctor and the loss of close friends he could have helped, it's easy to imagine he's in fact plagued by SamaritanSyndrome in his more private moments.
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* ThousandYardStare: Practically every volume and chapter cover in the series is of the haunted protagonist vacantly staring into the horizon. [[https://cdn.readdetectiveconan.com/file/mangap/5329/10001000/1.jpeg A It's a pretty impactful example]], considering the kind of attitude [[BunnyEarsLawyer Kumahige has on.]] Considering he's a medical doctor and the loss of close friends he could have helped, it's easy to imagine he's in fact plagued by SamaritanSyndrome in his more private moments.
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* BittersweetEnding: The story for plenty of the chapters end wistfully, with key characters surviving to grow past its events albeit not with just a simple smile on their faces.
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* ManlyTears: Kokubu may be stoic but he's just as capable of weeping for lost friends.
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* ManlyTears: Of course, since this was written by the man who wrote ''Manga/HokutoNoKen''. Kokubu may be stoic but he's just as capable of weeping for lost friends.friends.
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* MotivationalLie: In Chapter 34, Kumahige saved a woman and her unborn child's life when she was feared to be at risk of DeathByDespair after her fiancé died in a motorcycle crash by doing this - while the man ''was'' working long and hard to provide for her university education, Kumahige still made up that he was found with good luck charms for an easy birth and for her to pass her university entrance exam in his clothes to convey that her fiancé would have wanted her to live proudly.
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* PerpetualPoverty: Every single indication about the finances of Kumahige's clinic makes it clear that they're rarely in the black, yet he never goes completely broke.
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* TheAtoner: Chapter 32 involves an old man who's been stealing from people to let his senile wife travel and draw paintings. He confesses to Kokubu that over the years he took out his frustrations on her, beating her and forcing her to get an abortion. Even after she got dementia he tried to strangle her, and only then did he [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone feel horrified at his own actions]] upon seeing her react with unresponsive, [[DissonantSerenity child-like glee]]. It is said that nobody bothers to arrest the man because they want him to keep his wife traveling and drawing for however long she lives.
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* FaceDeathWithDignity: The few people who Kumahige are unable to save don't go with fear, but rather appreciation for what the doctor has done for them prior, or beforehand doing what they loved.
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* LoveTriangle: A longstanding one between Kokubu, Shiho, and Mukai in the first chapter, but it soon ended with [[DeathOfTheHypotenuse Mukai's death]].
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* LoveTriangle: A longstanding one between Kokubu, Shiho, and Mukai in the first chapter, but it soon ended with [[DeathOfTheHypotenuse Mukai's death]]. However, Kokubu doesn't get with Shiho afterwards, too ashamed of failing to save his friend.
* ManlyTears: Kokubu may be stoic but he's just as capable of weeping for lost friends.
* ManlyTears: Kokubu may be stoic but he's just as capable of weeping for lost friends.
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* ThousandYardStare: [[https://cdn.readdetectiveconan.com/file/mangap/5329/10001000/1.jpeg A pretty impactful example]], considering the kind of attitude [[BunnyEarsLawyer Kumahige has on.]] Considering he's a medical doctor and the loss of close friends he could have helped, it's easy to imagine he's in fact plagued by SamaritanSyndrome.
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* SadClown: He's jovial and carefree but Kokubu is also a man plagued with regrets and is all too knowledgeable on how harsh the world can be.
* SelfMadeMan: One of Kumahige's patients is an elderly man who worked from the age of 15, eventually becoming moderately wealthy.
* ThousandYardStare: [[https://cdn.readdetectiveconan.com/file/mangap/5329/10001000/1.jpeg A pretty impactful example]], considering the kind of attitude [[BunnyEarsLawyer Kumahige has on.]] Considering he's a medical doctor and the loss of close friends he could have helped, it's easy to imagine he's in fact plagued bySamaritanSyndrome.SamaritanSyndrome in his more private moments.
* SelfMadeMan: One of Kumahige's patients is an elderly man who worked from the age of 15, eventually becoming moderately wealthy.
* ThousandYardStare: [[https://cdn.readdetectiveconan.com/file/mangap/5329/10001000/1.jpeg A pretty impactful example]], considering the kind of attitude [[BunnyEarsLawyer Kumahige has on.]] Considering he's a medical doctor and the loss of close friends he could have helped, it's easy to imagine he's in fact plagued by
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* AlmightyJanitor: Kumahige is a pretty remarkable doctor, able to make all the difference on something as spontaneous as a hit-and-run victim in the middle of the streets. However, rather than a high-rate hospital, he runs his own practise in a very rough town, seemingly out of choice and perhaps as a way of doing good to people who usually can't make it to a fancy hospital.
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* ThousandYardStare: [[https://cdn.readdetectiveconan.com/file/mangap/5329/10001000/1.jpeg A pretty impactful example]], considering the kind of attitude [[BunnyEarsLawyer Kumahige has on.]] Considering he's a medical doctor and the loss of close friends he could have helped, it's easy to imagine he's in fact plagued by SamaritanSyndrome.
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* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: Everyone seemed to call the titular character 'Kumahige' or similar other names, which is more of a description of him[[note]]Kuma (''bear'' from his towering build and the fact that he hailed from Hokkaido, a notorious bear country) + hige (''beard'')[[/note]].
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* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: Everyone seemed to call the titular character Dr. Kokubu with 'Kumahige' or similar other names, which is more of a description of him[[note]]Kuma (''bear'' from his towering build and the fact that he hailed from Hokkaido, a notorious bear country) + hige (''beard'')[[/note]].(''beard'')[[/note]] than an actual name.
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* LoveTriangle: A longstanding one between Kokubu, Shiho, and Mukai in the first chapter, but it soon ended with [[DeathOfTheHypotenuse Mukai's death]].
* MadeOfIron: Several of the patients can take a beating and survive. One in particular is the rugby player Kamiya, who was a ruffian when he's younger.
** DentedIron: An unfortunate side effect of rough living. Kokubu himself might have this (having played rugby himself in his youth), as he was shown stricken by debilitating lower back pain a few times.
* MadeOfIron: Several of the patients can take a beating and survive. One in particular is the rugby player Kamiya, who was a ruffian when he's younger.
** DentedIron: An unfortunate side effect of rough living. Kokubu himself might have this (having played rugby himself in his youth), as he was shown stricken by debilitating lower back pain a few times.
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* GoodCopBadCop: Detective Tamiya is definitely the relative Bad Cop to other cops in Shinjuku.
* OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent: Kumi Ishida, who sometimes hung out at the clinic after the first chapter.
* OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent: Kumi Ishida, who sometimes hung out at the clinic after the first chapter.
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* GoodCopBadCop: Detective Tamiya GentleTouchVsFirmHand: Dr. Saburou is definitely the relative Bad Cop Gentle Touch compared to other cops in Shinjuku.
Detective Tamiya and Dr. Kokubu. Between the latter two Kokubu is the gentle hand, almost to a GoodCopBadCop dynamic.
* OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent: Kumi Ishida, who sometimes hung out at the clinic after the firstchapter.chapter.
* WretchedHive: Shinjuku in the manga is quite a rough town. Kokubu even had to deal with numerous break-ins in the beginning of his practice before Tamiya's presence curbed them.
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* WretchedHive: Shinjuku in the manga is quite a rough town. Kokubu even had to deal with numerous break-ins in the beginning of his practice before Tamiya's presence curbed them.
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In Shinjuku, there's this small clinic tucked between the buildings. It is a bit shabby and unkempt, but the doctor is top-notch. This is the tale of the physician in residence, and all sorts of people around him.
Dr. Kumahige is a manga series written by Shou Fumimura (more widely known as BURONSON of ''Manga/HokutoNoKen'' fame) and drawn by Takumi Nagayasu. It ran from 1985 to 1988 in Kodansha's ''Young Magazine'' and later compiled into 5 bound volumes.
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* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: Everyone seemed to call the titular character 'Kumahige' or similar other names, which is more of a description of him[[note]]Kuma (''bear'' from his towering build and the fact that he hailed from Hokkaido, a notorious bear country) + hige (''beard'')[[/note]].
* GoodCopBadCop: Detective Tamiya is definitely the relative Bad Cop to other cops in Shinjuku.
* OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent: Kumi Ishida, who sometimes hung out at the clinic after the first chapter.
Dr. Kumahige is a manga series written by Shou Fumimura (more widely known as BURONSON of ''Manga/HokutoNoKen'' fame) and drawn by Takumi Nagayasu. It ran from 1985 to 1988 in Kodansha's ''Young Magazine'' and later compiled into 5 bound volumes.
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* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: Everyone seemed to call the titular character 'Kumahige' or similar other names, which is more of a description of him[[note]]Kuma (''bear'' from his towering build and the fact that he hailed from Hokkaido, a notorious bear country) + hige (''beard'')[[/note]].
* GoodCopBadCop: Detective Tamiya is definitely the relative Bad Cop to other cops in Shinjuku.
* OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent: Kumi Ishida, who sometimes hung out at the clinic after the first chapter.
