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renamed to Clone Angst
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* CloningBlues: [[spoiler:Every Shou]] is a clone of [[spoiler:a mega-syndicate boss called Hiroshii Jinguuji]], who funded all the cloning- and memory-related researches they're using now. But, luckily, none of them inherited his degenerate memories.
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* AnAxeToGrind: Akumetsu has used axes a few times.
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** Later on, another Akumetsu (or was it the same one?) pulls a larger-scale DecapitationPresentation by presenting [[UpToEleven several heads]] ''[[UpToEleven on a rotating conveyor belt!]]''
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** Later on, another Akumetsu (or was it the same one?) pulls a larger-scale DecapitationPresentation by presenting [[UpToEleven several heads]] ''[[UpToEleven on heads ''on a rotating conveyor belt!]]''belt!''
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Published in ''Weekly Shonen Champion'' from 2002 to 2006, ''Akumetsu'' is a very violent series, but also boasts a realistic art-style. The story department, though, is a tad polarizing. The first plot line explores where and how "evil" can thrive in a modern society; in this case, the author chose politics and economy as its breeding grounds. The second plot line is about Akumetsu's plan to rid Japan of evil and the government's attempts to apprehend him and stop his terrorist acts. Those politically conscious might have a chance to pause and ponder on the facts the first plot line presents, whereas a casual reader will probably be more interested in the second. Bottomlined, it has MultipleDemographicAppeal which may also appeal to some of the {{shonen|Demographic}} audiences.
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Published in ''Weekly ''[[Magazine/ShonenChampion Weekly Shonen Champion'' Champion]]'' from 2002 to 2006, ''Akumetsu'' is a very violent series, but also boasts a realistic art-style. The story department, though, is a tad polarizing. The first plot line explores where and how "evil" can thrive in a modern society; in this case, the author chose politics and economy as its breeding grounds. The second plot line is about Akumetsu's plan to rid Japan of evil and the government's attempts to apprehend him and stop his terrorist acts. Those politically conscious might have a chance to pause and ponder on the facts the first plot line presents, whereas a casual reader will probably be more interested in the second. Bottomlined, it has MultipleDemographicAppeal which may also appeal to some of the {{shonen|Demographic}} audiences.
