GTO Paradise Lost, tome 3

GTO: Paradise Lost #3

by Tōru Fujisawa (Contributor)

Eikichi Onizuka fait son grand retour dans l'enseignement : le voilà chargé de la classe des stars de l'école Kisshô ! Alors qu'il croyait commencer une vie paisible de prof au Paradis sur Terre, le voilà qui affronte Tetsuya Niizaki, le célèbre membre des boys band, dans un dernier face-à-face et qu'il se retrouve mêlé au kidnapping de Natsu Ooishi, une jeune actrice prometteuse. C'est le chaos au Paradis !

Genres: Manga, Seinen

208 pages, Paperback

First published August 6, 2015

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

[Viedefun]

Je suis fan du professeur Onizuka alors bien évidemment, cet énième tome le concernant m'a plu ! Cela dit, entre le GTO de la 1ère génération, à cette version "années 2010", l'auteur nous dessine des jeunes filles avec les tétés à l'air ! coquin, va !

[Stephen Nagy]

I honestly didn't really enjoy this volume. We get three random stories, starting with the conclusion to Sadako's story arc. Then an offbeat story that paints the formerly innocent Vice Principal's daughter as both a liar and a slutt (which was a shame because she was always one of my favorite characters up to this point). And finally, another tale about a celebrity girl that wants to run off with Onizuka. It's almost exactly like the chapters in GTO where Urumi ran off with him only she wanted to get away from home. And it was so much more heart felt because her and Onizuka formed a close student teacher bond at that point. But here this is about a girl who has an abusive manager and really has nothing to do with Onizuka. She's just trying to get away. Overall this isn't a bad book it's just not as entertaining or meaningful as the previous volumes.

[Stephen]

I actually read this in English, but I could only find this edition on here for some reason. GTO Paradise lost is a solid sequel to Fujisawa's previous GTO comics. It starts a bit slow, but goes into new territory pretty fast. Love it!

[Lila Pénible]

Lire les nouveaux GTO, c'est comme retrouver son amour de jeunesse : il est devenu lourd, prévisible et too much mais qu'est-ce qu'on était bien ! <3