GTO: Great Teacher Onizuka, Volume 18

GTO: Great Teacher Onizuka #18

by Tōru Fujisawa

Où l'on assistera à trois histoires parallèles mettant en jeu de nobles sentiments en but à l'égoïsme, la détresse et la perversion. Onizuka pour sa part, fera la connaissance de la fille de son sous-directeur et de la petite sœur d'Azusa avec qui il jouera les détectives pou retrouver sa collègue préférée qui semble avoir été enlevée par un dangereux pervers. Entre ces deux rencontres, notre héros laissera la place à une jolie histoire d'amitié entre deux élèves où sera bientôt révélé un terrible secret...

Genres: Manga, Graphic Novels, Fiction, Shonen, Comics Manga, Comedy, Comics

192 pages, Paperback

First published December 15, 2000

About the author

Tōru Fujisawa (japanese: 藤沢とおる; also Toru, Tôru Fujisawa or Tooru Fujisawa) began his career as mangaka in 1989 with Adesugata Junjou Boy serialized in the Weekly Shonen Magazine.

Reviews

[✨Sky✨ ♏ · Rating 3 out of 5]

3,5 stars

[Abeer Albossany · Rating 2 out of 5]

This volume was pretty nice except for the whole Azusa and that creepy teacher part. I specially loved the story about Fugiyoshi and Mieaby although I still dislike her a lot.

[Kurtis Burkhardt · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great series, Definitely top 3 in comedy/that will make you laugh your lungs out😂😂

[Daniel Mosalev · Rating 3 out of 5]

Окончание абсурдной арки с двумя глупыми школьницами.
Парочка неплохих глав про онидзуку и завуча.
Странная история про малолетних преступников.
Начало мерзкой арки про помешанного учителя.

[Maxime Facon Lisiak · Rating 4 out of 5]

Intelligente la sœurette.

[David Doel · Rating 5 out of 5]

This volume was not quite as good as volume 17 but it was still very good. The ending story will continue in volume 19.

[Paulo Sousa · Rating 5 out of 5]

"No. However bad you say you are, you are my friend. And I am your friend. And I believe friends are to be trusted."

[Stephen Nagy · Rating 5 out of 5]

Teshigawara Exposed! This is the GTO volume fans have been waiting for! Don't miss out on this explosive manga!

[Carta Book · Rating 4 out of 5]

Ce tome commence par une action de grande classe d'Uchiyamada, logique au vu de son développement dans les autres tomes , lui aussi, influencé par le GTO. le tome se scinde en deux : on en apprend plus sur Miyabi, son secret de polichinelle commence à s'effriter sans nous en dire plus. Fujiyoshi est mis à l'honneur. Décidément, Fujisawa arrive bien à développer les relations entre ses collégiens, sans tomber dans l'excès ou dans le pathos.
Le reste de l'histoire se concentre sur Onizuka et la soeur de Azusa , qui se mettent à la recherche de cette dernière. La fin, explosive, promet un tome 19 riche en rebondissements.
Un bon tome, qui n'arrive pas à la hauteur du tome précédent, exceptionnel. On sent la fin arriver : les derniers secrets comment être traités. Un bon tome, dans la lignée des autres, moins impactant.

[Sara · Rating 5 out of 5]

Funniest Series EVER! My absolute favorite!! In this volume, Onizuka isn't fired, he turns all the water in the school into green tea (hilarious!), goes on a date with Uchiyamada's daughter at the Uchiyamada's home, and we see Urumi's relationship with her mother is healing. That annoying little twit, Teshigawara still has Miss WinterMoon (Fuyutsuki-san, sorry) stashed at his apartment aka shrine (which is conveniently located right next to hers). Lil Fujiyoshi sweetly (and insanely) steals a BMW and sneaks Miyabi out of the hospital in the middle of the night to sweep her away on an adventure to the coast. They get lost, see a ghost, and she tells him her big secret. Dun Dun DUN! Meanwhile, the kidnapped Fuyutsuki's lil sis arrives on the scene and oh yeah, she's a junior detective. She and Onizuka start nosing around for Miss Fuyutsuki, leaving all other side stories behind until next time.

[William Hayman · Rating 4 out of 5]

Read this series first back in adolescence, and as I go through the same books this present day I find how resonant some themes that the author touches upon remain. Surely at face value the series might come across as silly or over the top; but it is in fact deeply rooted in everyday themes, troubles, vulnerabilities, passions among other threads. A real depiction of human connection as a manga can get.