History Manga / CyberBlue

* JustForFun/XMeetsY: This is ''Manga/FistOfTheNorthStar'' meets ''Film/TheTerminator'' and a bit of ''Film/RoboCop'' sprinkled in.

* TokenMotivationalNemesis: Blue kills the corrupt police officer Weiser early on, noting his real enemies are elsewhere.

''Cyber Blue'' (CYBERブルー) is a 1988 Magazine/ShonenJump manga by BOB and Ryuichi Mitsui with artwork by Tetsuo Hara of ''Manga/FistOfTheNorthStar'' fame. In 2035 on the dystopic Tinos planet, we meet a youth named Blue who is tricked by a police officer into committing murder and is then executed on the spot. However, Blue had just made friends with a 300-years old machine known as Fatso, who decides to revive him as an extraordinary cyborg. By receiving Fatso's knowledge and memories, Blue realizes the roots of the evil plaguing Tinos go much deeper than the crooks who had him killed and sets out to decide the fate of the galaxy itself.

The series had a 2011 remake called ''Cyber Blue - Ushinawareta Kodomo-tachi'' which got a 2012 sequel called ''X Battlers - Cyber Blue the Last Stand''.

** [[spoiler:Joe-K then far too easily dies by Galgo's hand, and he only gets one hit in because the lion warrior [[WorthyOpponent sympathizes with him]].]]

* JustForFun/XMeetsY: This is ''Manga/FistOfTheNorthStar'' meets ''Film/TheTerminator'' and a bit of ''Film/RoboCop'' sprinkled in.

** [[spoiler:Joe-K then far too easily dies by Galgo's hand, and he only gets one hit in because the lion warrior [[WorthyOpponent sympathizes with him]].]]

''Cyber Blue'' is a 1988 manga by BOB and Ryuichi Mitsui with artwork by Tetsuo Hara of ''Manga/FistOfTheNorthStar'' fame. In 2035 on the dystopic Tinos planet, we meet a youth named Blue who is tricked by a police officer into committing murder and is then executed on the spot. However, Blue had just made friends with a 300-years old machine known as Fatso, who decides to revive him as an extraordinary cyborg. By receiving Fatso's knowledge and memories, Blue realizes the roots of the evil plaguing Tinos go much deeper than the crooks who had him killed and sets out to decide the fate of the galaxy itself.

* DieLaughing: Joe-K remarks that on Sieg, laughing is everyone's last words. He laughs his own defeat off as he attempts to detonate on Blue. [[spoiler:When he's killed by Galgo, Joe sheds tears over his opponent's tragic circumstances, but passes away with a laugh.]]

** At one point Joe-K is beaten up offscreen by some dude who then gets instantly killed by Blue without ''getting to do anything''.
** [[spoiler:Joe-K then dies by Galgo's hand, and he only gets one hit in because the lion warrior [[WorthyOpponent sympathizes with him]].]]

* PrecisionFStrike: Something of a CatchPhrase for Blue since he merged with Fatso.
** While dismantling the bad guys' operations, Blue asks Alan to write a graffiti message to let them know what happened. But Alan is illiterate, so he just writes "[[GratuitousEnglish Fuck You]]" instead.

* BattleStrip: Shila the Silver Medusa fights Blue while topless.

* RatedMForManly: Of course!

** Blue is just plain old Kenshiro... as a [[Film/TheTerminator T-800]]!

''Cyber Blue'' is a 1988 manga by BOB and Ryuichi Mitsui with artwork by Tetsuo Hara of ''Manga/FistOfTheNorthStar'' fame. In 2035 on the dystopic Tinos planet, we meet a youth named Blue who is tricked by a police officer into comitting murder and is then executed on the spot. However, Blue had just made friends with a 300-years old machine known as Fatso, who decides to revive him as an extraordinary cyborg. By receiving Fatso's knowledge and memories, Blue realizes the roots of the evil plaguing Tinos go much deeper than the crooks who had him killed and sets out to decide the fate of the galaxy itself.

* BrickJoke: Alan keeps writing "Fuck You" in grafitti as a calling card to his and Blue's attacks, so, when one hapless mook has to report it to his [[BadBoss boss]]...

** The planet Sieg is said to be one of warriors who were in perpetual war until the planet was destroyed by Earth's forces.

** Blue defeats and spares Joe-K, realizing he's a noble guy at heart. In return, Joe comes to his aid in latter battles.

* ManlyTears: Blue certainly isn't ashamed of [[TenderTears crying for others]]. Fatso specifically notes that the capacity to express sadness that way is one thing he looks foward to when working to fuse with Blue.
* MoreDakka: Blue can't perform Hokuto Shinken, but sure can fire his Salamander machine gun at several different directions instanteneously like he's performing the Hundred Crack Fists.

* TheObiWan: Fatso and [[spoiler:Stan]] exist within Blue's mind and [[SpiritAdvisor give him advice]] or talk through him from time to time. Blue is later able to project them to let they talk to other people.

** While dismantling the bad guys' operations, Blue asks Alan to write a grafitti message to let them know what happened. But Alan is illiterate, so he just writes "[[GratuitousEnglish Fuck You]]" instead.

** Tinos was never a nice place to begin with. [[spoiler:It was a barren planet where the founders had to fight against aliens for the profit of the Earth goverment... only to realize the aliens were actually human rebels and it was all a set up.]]

** [[spoiler:Joe-K then dies by Galgo's hand, and he only gets one hit in because the lion warrior [[WorthyOpponent symphatizes with him]].]]

* NotSoDifferent: Blue despises the rulers of Tinos, but learns that those families' mad revenge plan [[spoiler:all started out with a group of kind youths who got forced into killing innocents much like how he was at the start of the story]].

* MoreDakka: Blue can't perform Hokuto Shinken, but sure can fire his Salamander machine gun at several different directions instanteneously like he's performing the Hundred Cracking Fists.