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* TooBleakStoppedCaring: It is, without a doubt, Creator/OsamuTezuka's darkest work, barring possibly ''Manga/{{Ayako}}'', and it shows. Our main "hero" is an [[VillainProtagonist outright villain]], with other characters not being much better, and those who are genuinely good going through horrifying [[BreakTheCutie breaking of their spirit]] and the ending [[spoiler: almost crosses over the Kill Em' All territory]]. The nihilistic and despairing tone can make it a very difficult read, specially for those who know Tezuka for his somewhat-bittersweet-but-still-hopeful creations like Unico, Kimba, Black Jack and Astro Boy. Ironically, Tezuka himself agrees that he went too far with the dark tone, with him disliking writing characters like [[HateSink Rock]].
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* TooBleakStoppedCaring: It is, without a doubt, Creator/OsamuTezuka's darkest work, barring possibly ''Manga/{{Ayako}}'', and it shows. Our main "hero" is an [[VillainProtagonist outright villain]], with other characters not being much better, and those who are genuinely good going through horrifying [[BreakTheCutie breaking of their spirit]] and the ending [[spoiler: almost [[spoiler:almost crosses over the Kill Em' All territory]]. The nihilistic and despairing tone can make it a very difficult read, specially for those who know Tezuka for his somewhat-bittersweet-but-still-hopeful creations like Unico, Kimba, Black Jack Jack, and Astro Boy. Ironically, Tezuka himself agrees that he went too far with the dark tone, with him disliking writing characters like [[HateSink Rock]].
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* TooBleakStoppedCaring: It is, without a doubt, Creator/OsamuTezuka's darkest work, barring possibly Ayako, and it shows. Our main "hero" is an [[VillainProtagonist outright villain]], with other characters not being much better, and those who are genuinely good going through horrifying [[BreakTheCutie breaking of their spirit]] and the ending [[spoiler: almost crosses over the Kill Em' All territory]]. The nihilistic and despairing tone can make it a very difficult read, specially for those who know Tezuka for his somewhat-bittersweet-but-still-hopeful creations like Unico, Kimba, Black Jack and Astro Boy. Ironically, Tezuka himself agrees that he went too far with the dark tone, with him disliking writing characters like [[HateSink Rock]].
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* TooBleakStoppedCaring: It is, without a doubt, Creator/OsamuTezuka's darkest work, barring possibly Ayako, ''Manga/{{Ayako}}'', and it shows. Our main "hero" is an [[VillainProtagonist outright villain]], with other characters not being much better, and those who are genuinely good going through horrifying [[BreakTheCutie breaking of their spirit]] and the ending [[spoiler: almost crosses over the Kill Em' All territory]]. The nihilistic and despairing tone can make it a very difficult read, specially for those who know Tezuka for his somewhat-bittersweet-but-still-hopeful creations like Unico, Kimba, Black Jack and Astro Boy. Ironically, Tezuka himself agrees that he went too far with the dark tone, with him disliking writing characters like [[HateSink Rock]].Rock]].
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* HarsherInHindsight / HilariousInHindsight: HarsherInHindsight[=/=]HilariousInHindsight: The idea of a black man using chemicals to turn himself white but only turning freakish-looking as a result will bring many to mind the story of Music/MichaelJackson.
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: It is, without a doubt, Creator/OsamuTezuka's darkest work, barring possibly Ayako, and it shows. Our main "hero" is an [[VillainProtagonist outright villain]], with other characters not being much better, and those who are genuinely good going through horrifying [[BreakTheCutie breaking of their spirit]] and the ending [[spoiler: almost crosses over the Kill Em' All territory]]. The nihilistic and despairing tone can make it a very difficult read, specially for those who know Tezuka for his somewhat-bittersweet-but-still-hopeful creations like Unico, Kimba, Black Jack and Astro Boy. Ironically, Tezuka himself agrees that he went too far with the dark tone, with him disliking writing characters like [[HateSink Rock]].
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: HarsherInHindsight / HilariousInHindsight: The idea of a black man using chemicals to turn himself white but only turning freakish-looking as a result will bring many to mind the story of Music/MichaelJackson.
* TooBleakStoppedCaring: It is, without a doubt, Creator/OsamuTezuka's darkest work, barring possibly Ayako, and it shows. Our main "hero" is an [[VillainProtagonist outright villain]], with other characters not being much better, and those who are genuinely good going through horrifying [[BreakTheCutie breaking of their spirit]] and the ending [[spoiler: almost crosses over the Kill Em' All territory]]. The nihilistic and despairing tone can make it a very difficult read, specially for those who know Tezuka for his somewhat-bittersweet-but-still-hopeful creations like Unico, Kimba, Black Jack and Astro Boy. Ironically, Tezuka himself agrees that he went too far with the dark tone, with him disliking writing characters like [[HateSinkRock]].
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* TooBleakStoppedCaring: It is, without a doubt, Creator/OsamuTezuka's darkest work, barring possibly Ayako, and it shows. Our main "hero" is an [[VillainProtagonist outright villain]], with other characters not being much better, and those who are genuinely good going through horrifying [[BreakTheCutie breaking of their spirit]] and the ending [[spoiler: almost crosses over the Kill Em' All territory]]. The nihilistic and despairing tone can make it a very difficult read, specially for those who know Tezuka for his somewhat-bittersweet-but-still-hopeful creations like Unico, Kimba, Black Jack and Astro Boy. Ironically, Tezuka himself agrees that he went too far with the dark tone, with him disliking writing characters like [[HateSink
* HarsherInHindsight / HilariousInHindsight: The idea of a black man using chemicals to turn himself white but only turning freakish-looking as a result will bring many to mind the story of Music/MichaelJackson.
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: It is, without a doubt, Creator/OsamuTezuka's darkest work, barring possibly Ayako, and it shows. Our main "hero" is an [[VillainProtagonist outright villain]], with other characters not being much better, and those who are genuinely good going through horrifying [[BreakTheCutie breaking of their spirit]] and the ending [[spoiler: almost crosses over the Kill Em' All territory]]. The nihilistic and despairing tone can make it a very difficult read, specially for those who know Tezuka for his somewhat-bittersweet-but-still-hopeful creations like Unico, Kimba, Black Jack and Astro Boy. Ironically, Tezuka himself aggres agrees that he went too far with the dark tone, with him disliking writing characters like [[HateSink Rock]].
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: It is, without a doubt, Creator/OsamuTezuka's darkest work, barring possibly Ayako, and it shows. Our main "hero" is an [[VillainProtagonist outright villain]], with other characters not being much better, and those who are genuinely good going through horrifying [[BreakTheCutie breaking of their spirit]] and the ending [[spoiler: almost crosses over the Kill Em' All territory]]. The nihilistic and despairing tone can make it a very difficult read, specially for those who know Tezuka for his somewhat-bittersweet-but-still-hopeful creations like Unico, Kimba, Black Jack and Astro Boy. Ironically, Tezuka himself aggres that he went too far with the dark tone, with him disliking writing characters like [[HateSink Rock]].Rock]].
* HarsherInHindsight / HilariousInHindsight: The idea of a black man using chemicals to turn himself white but only turning freakish-looking as a result will bring many to mind the story of Music/MichaelJackson.
* HarsherInHindsight / HilariousInHindsight: The idea of a black man using chemicals to turn himself white but only turning freakish-looking as a result will bring many to mind the story of Music/MichaelJackson.
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: It is, without a doubt, Creator/OsamuTezuka's darkest work, barring possibly Ayako, and it shows. Our main "hero" is an [[VillainProtagonist outright villain]], with other characters not being much better, and those who are genuinely good going through horrifying [[BreakTheCutie breaking of their spirit]] and the ending [[spoiler: almost crosses over the Kill Em' All territory]]. The nihilistic and despairing tone can make it a very difficult read, specially for those who know Tezuka for his somewhat-bittersweet-but-still-hopeful creations like Unico, Kimba, Black Jack and Astro Boy. Ironically, Tezuka himself aggres that he went too far with the dark tone, with him disliking writing characters like [[HateSink Rock]].
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: It is, without a doubt, Creator/OsamuTezuka's darkest work, barring possibly Ayako, and it shows. Our main "hero" is an [[VillainProtagonist outright villain]], with other characters not being much better, and those who are genuinely good going through horrifying [[BreakTheCutie breaking of their spirit]] and the ending [[spoiler: almost crosses over the Kill Em' All territory]]. The nihilistic and despairing tone can make it a very difficult read, specially for those who know Tezuka for somewhat-bittersweet-but-still-hopeful creations like Unico, Kimba, Black Jack and Astro Boy. Ironically, Tezuka himself aggres that he went too far with the dark tone, with him disliking writing characters like [[HateSink Rock]].
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* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: It is, without a doubt, Creator/OsamuTezuka's darkest work, barring possibly Ayako, and it shows. Our main "hero" is an [[VillainProtagonist outright villain]], with other characters not being much better, and those who are genuinely good going through horrifying [[BreakTheCutie breaking of their spirit]] and the ending [[spoiler: almost crosses over the Kill Em' All territory]]. The almost nihilistic and despairing tone can make it a very difficult read, specially for those know Tezuka for somewhat-bittersweet-but-still-hopeful creations like Unico, Kimba, Black Jack and Astro Boy. Ironically, Tezuka himself aggres that he went too far with the dark tone, with him disliking writing characters like [[HateSink Rock]].
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