If you had turned around, you would have been saved…

Super close!

This child, who doesn’t give off any presence even when I get this close, is amazing.

*This is a highly skilled person who was able to take the back of Golgo, even so.*

“The nickname ‘Blank Paper Guild’ is cool.”

This story has too many plot holes in the developments that follow…

>>10

An earthquake twist is the worst!

What’s terrible is that up to this point, various human relationships have been intertwined, making the story progress quite complicated.

>>16

>>10

The previous development was quite engaging because multiple people’s intentions were intertwined… but the punchline is quite something.

I have memories of dying while saying “Pihyu!”

Knife Kids!

Folk kids!

>>14

Well, this person’s goal isn’t Golgo in the first place.

>>14

The person explaining the paperback edition seems to really praise Golgo but also makes quite a few comments.

On the contrary, I wonder why Golgo is in such a rush.

Children’s behavior is rather the savior, isn’t it?

>>15

I didn’t expect someone to do something like this…

I thought you were just a regular guide.

>>15

If we’re noticed in a clumsy way, they’ll respond immediately, so isn’t it a gaze that also serves as support?

It seems even you can be shaken by something like this, Golgo.

(Is there really someone there…?)

…Until when are you going to keep watching?

This incredibly powerful mysterious assassin is a kid, and everything becomes unclear due to the earthquake. What is this story all about?

The proud professional is finished… is that what you’re saying?

This old man is also aiming for the same target as Golgo, so aside from the issue of their faction taking care of it, there isn’t enough of a grudge to warrant killing each other.

>>28

Actually, it’s not like I’m trying to kill Golgo or anything.

I’m threatening you by saying I’m going to do this job, so could you step back?

Extracting just one page feels like a sketch.

>>29

Hehehe… I won’t fall for that taunt, Golgo 13!

Hehe… somehow, I’m starting to get interested.

Golgo has about 500 to 600 episodes already.

Many people choose the thread image as the worst episode among them…

>>35

Super human Eskimo is quite something…

>>35

It seems that there are even those who are well-known as the worst among fans; it’s quite profound!

>>35

I thought for sure it would have over 1000 episodes like Cooking Papa, but it’s surprisingly not that many.

But it seems I can’t read it.

>>92

To begin with, the episodes are long.

If this brat weren’t here, would I give up and go home, or would I fight through this situation?

That Eskimo can’t win without cheating.

>>41

I think it’s a type of enemy that is rather overdone.

I want them to release a paperback like “Gokusen Kasugorugo.”

I want to read a summary.

>>42

The enraged earth (in the image), the Eskimo thing, and the bowling ball bomb are probably confirmed.

Rape! Rape!

Well, it actually had a huge effect.

Uuu~~~~~~~n…

This person died while escaping after completely defeating Golgo.

Is the Eskimo that crazy!?

>>45

Since the psychic can read minds over a considerable radius and lives alone in a snowy mountain area, they never come into the search range of Golgo. So, I played the recording tape of my sister’s assault at full volume to the mountains to force a surrender.

It should have been like that…

>>80

I think it’s good to consider that they won’t hesitate to use any means to kill.

If you insist on a killer’s aesthetic like Golgo, I guess it’s an out judgment.

>>104

When I’m told that way, I wonder if that person has an aesthetic, because they do various things to that extent.

I feel like it’s not completely out of the question, though.

>>104

Personally, I think it’s not bad to be a hitman who does anything.

I get that the main character in the manga shouldn’t do that.

I think there isn’t really any aesthetics in Golgo.

You can find the rankings of Golgo’s worst episodes by searching for them.

Well, it makes me realize that there are quite a few strange stories out there…

In the sudden earthquake that occurs afterwards, everyone dies except for Golgo.

>>48

What is that?

Isn’t it a shitty episode if it’s real?

The Eskimo that comes to mind first is indeed impressive.

The continuation and conclusion of the story of Golgo being cornered inside the airport…

The high tension of the first half is truly a masterpiece, which makes the underwhelming nature of the second half stand out.

A situation where there are various factors like the target, mysterious bodyguards, and rival competitors, but no one is able to clearly defeat anyone, ending the episode.

Does even a skilled kid die…?

>>58

To be exact, their status is unknown.

The scene ends with everyone fleeing in panic as an earthquake occurs, and then it’s resolved with narration…

If I seriously turn around now, I’d probably get killed by Golgo anyway…

It’s checkmate.

The conversation hit a dead end, so it was settled with an earthquake.

This story really has a strong feeling of being chosen as the worst episode… which is not good.

>>62

In that sense, the Eskimo’s story is just too extreme, but it’s easy to understand.

The bowling ball time bomb had a high possibility of killing even Golgo, didn’t it…

In that sense, I understand Golgo’s belief that luck is also important for survival.

People, children, and others die in the earthquake.

It would be troubling if you couldn’t confirm the target’s death with Golgo… that’s how I felt.

As expected, they will probably look it up later.

>>54

That may be a story that symbolizes good luck in a way.

It’s seriously crazy that Golgo is totally defeated and dies so easily.

If they were to release a worst selection, it would be way too different from the current image of Golgo! So it seems they might even include the Big Safe operation.

I think it’s amazing that settings like being uncomfortable with someone standing behind you and complete cash prepayment have been established since the first episode.

That character is so different from my image…

It feels like a storyline from a Western movie, but it’s overloaded with elements and ends up chaotic, culminating in everyone being wiped out by an earthquake…

By the way, the kid was also not spotted by the agent who happened to be on site.

If I grow, I could become a super big-time assassin.

The early Golgo talks quite a bit, doesn’t he?

From the middle part onward, Golgo is no longer a character but more of a situation or concept, lacking human qualities.

>>72

The scene progresses with the guest characters solely discussing the targets and situations, going back and forth about it.

I feel like there will be more instances where Golgo just appears briefly at the end and kills with his amazing marksmanship.

>>77

Since around the time the number of pages was reduced due to Dr. Saito’s health issues

It feels like there are more episodes with a human touch.

Famous for being a subtle episode where Golgo has almost no role, “Niokomaado.”

>>73

It’s a strange work where various intentions intertwine but remain completely unblended, leaving only a sense of discomfort and lingering urination.

The story about the kid who doesn’t know the proper way to make a formal request and threatens Golgo, exchanging his life for the request, is more about the kid’s courage than anything else.

I feel like there could have been a better way to do it.

Well, you should forgive the very early Golgo… that’s why.

If the theory of succession of the roots is true, it would be a bit interesting if they were actually dead.

Miss Fire!

(What is that weapon…?)

Hearing footsteps from 1km away in a blizzard is already beyond being a perfect soldier, right?

It seems like it’s about those hockey things where the sniper that shouldn’t be found out is actually being exposed, right?

There are several instances where superpowered individuals appear on the enemy side.

A man who can escape from Golgo’s assassination because he has the ability to feel his hand go numb when danger approaches.

What the heck is this guy?

I think it was a lover, not a sister.

Either way, it’s bad.

Golgo has quite a few episodes that are so forgettable they wouldn’t even make it onto a worst collection, almost like the Strait of Tartary.

>>88

The Niokamado is also an example of the void side… is that so?

>>88

A story where street children with crisis detection abilities are easily taken down by Golgo.

The worst episode of Golgo that I immediately think of is just indescribable.

I wonder if an episode with a clearly defined superpowered person and complete fantasy elements is a good idea.

>>93

I know about winning with oil salmon and winning through meditation.

When you actually read it, there are quite a few places that differ from the image you had of the manga.

>>96

Isn’t this out according to Golgo’s line? But sometimes it’s safe, and that’s where you can feel the difference in the screenwriters.

Specifically, I feel like the old detective from the No. 7 cottage incident is quite out there.

>>99

I think how to handle being watched at work is quite arbitrary.

>>141

Although the shooting scene was drawn in detail, the owner says they won’t show it to others… It was surprising that it was put aside for now.

I collected it when I had the chance.

Penis penis penis penis!

AI having a sense of self.

The character of Golgo changes depending on the time it was drawn…

>>103

There is a relatively recent episode called “Beyond Coincidence” where, completely unrelated to work, a character prevents a baby’s fall accident and even provides follow-up care, showcasing an embodiment of kindness.

I have my own rules, but I think I have enough flexibility to break them if I can’t accomplish the requests I’ve received.

>>107

It feels like we try not to kill people unrelated to the target as much as possible, but if the client doesn’t specify that, it’s reasonable to kill to a manageable extent.

To prevent bacterial terrorism, they caused a bird strike to bring down a small aircraft, killing a pilot who was unaware of the situation.

What is consistent is that whether it is beautiful or dirty, money is still money.

Is it that you won’t accept duplicate requests or that you require advance payment?

I think I’ll try to avoid getting involved with ordinary people as much as possible.

When you get hit here, it feels like a sudden “whoosh.”

>>111

A prostitute who was made to wear a bomb-equipped wristwatch and unconsciously turned into a hitman.

It’s possible that I could have been helped, but I was left to die helplessly.

Sometimes I help in similar situations, so it makes me even more hesitant.

It feels different from aesthetics, but I think this target is the culprit who killed my daughter. However, since I have no evidence, please observe carefully; if they are innocent, let it go, and if they are guilty, please take action!

I think it’s pretty attentive service to check on me even if it means getting locked up in a cell for that request…

>>112

How was it really?

>>119

Guilty

>No.1288108544

I’ll quote it by number since it’s long, but just because he had superhuman physical abilities doesn’t mean he’s a superpowered person!

I only used the sound of the rape to lure people in.

I don’t know the extent of their abilities since I haven’t fought against Golgo, but that way of dying definitely suggests that they’re heading towards a strong sea.

The story of the bowling bomb, in the anime, has the pacing turned into a gag to the extent that it doesn’t ruin the serious atmosphere of Golgo, and personally, I honestly find it quite impressive.

The aesthetic of Golgo seems to be when he avoided a fallen bird chick while running (although he does not help it up).

I will not interfere with life outside of work.

Wasn’t there a top-notch gag episode of Golgo? Was it the man who was mistaken?

>>118

That’s a masterpiece that has been aiming for gags from the beginning, so it doesn’t fit this thread right now.

>>122

In the same volume, there is a story about a person who is above the communists, which is luxurious.

An over-the-top shitty episode would be something like the thread’s image Eskimo bowling ball bomb.

I think episodes where guests endlessly engage in long talks are less likely to come up in conversation, but they are boring.

There’s nothing to see!

After being outside for a long time, my eyes hurt from the sand carried by the wind.

Let’s take down Golgo by putting him through the same experience.

When I set a trap and proudly stepped forward, Golgo was calmly wearing goggles and had a countermeasure ready.

>>125

There are actually quite a lot of episodes with such a straightforward and unsatisfying ending.

>>127

“Just like the ‘Air on the G String,’ clients also tend to like worthless guys.”

If the violin string breaks just like mine while playing, the rival’s reputation will also fall! So I asked Golgo to take care of it, and while the string did indeed break, he calmly handled the accident and continued with a perfect performance.

>>159

“The Air on the G String has foreshadowing that things won’t go as the client’s wishes.”

Isn’t it a beautifully ironic conclusion that the shortcomings of the client are highlighted even more by the fact that a true professional made an immediate recovery?

>>125

It seems like a story about someone whose violin string broke.

I actually like that the bowling bomb is like Golgo saying it’s 40% luck.

The fact that the research around the target is lacking and one could easily get caught up in it is not good, yeah.

I remember thinking, “Let’s make sure to prepare in advance!” because I happened to receive a heat pack from a Japanese elderly gentleman I met while working in a cold country, which saved me.

Since there was a specification that Eskimos are the strongest in the snowfields…

I love breaking all the surveillance cameras of the impenetrable defense shelter and causing a heart attack out of fear to kill.

But how did they confirm the death again…

In terms of ranking, where should the blind laser episode be placed?

The Eskimos seemed more realistic as superpowered individuals.

I was startled by the cats and dropped my empty cartridge, putting me in a big pinch, but there’s no way I could succeed in sniping in such a situation! I could say that the times I managed to get through were somewhat empty as well.

“I like the detective’s conclusion: ‘How could someone who makes such a precise shot drop a shell casing…?’ ‘He was just messing with us…'” so I quite like it.

In the early stages, the concentration of Koike Kazuo is high.

It’s not to the extent of being terrible, but…

Send a fool with a belt that has a silly decoration and make them charge in like a kamikaze.

I remembered a part where it felt like it was too convoluted, using a ridiculous decoration to slide a bullet and change its trajectory to kill.

>>137

Huh? It’s an accidental death caused by the bullets fired by the bodyguards bouncing off the buckles, right?

Episodes where Golgo has already taken care of his enemy countermeasures tend to end up being “I won easily since I had already taken care of it! What were those enemies talking about until now? Ta-da!” So, episodes where he shows a bit of weakness are more interesting as a story.

If I turn around, I’ll get killed by Golgo, so it’s checkmate.

The end due to the earthquake is not about the early Golgo or anything like that…

So it’s the theater version of Golgo, which takes the best parts of interesting episodes!

It has some kind of hand-drawn style and features early-stage 3DCG characters like an otherworldly assassin…

Even though there was a person who said “penis penis penis!”, the superpowers of the Soviet Union were rendered nonexistent.

>>146

Just like Golgo’s telepath, there was actually serious military research on superpowers back in the day… ha.

It can be felt when reading various manga, but in a factual sense, I don’t have the realization of whether it’s true or not.

>>149

In old occult programs, it was common to see the Soviet Union’s psychic research and the psychics that came from there.

Looking back now, it might have been such a “setting.”

There is a story about the assassination of the founder of Voodoo in the early days, but…

Gorge is cursed and on the verge of dying.

A story where you counter that with a protective doll is quite a strange tale that doesn’t really feel like Golgo.

The early GOLGO had a lot of mistakes and did some silly things, but that was entertaining in its own way…

In the early days of Golgo, there was a story where he killed at a murder scene while clearly suffering from being seen by a woman he had allowed his body to.

>>150

I think it’s a story that is unique to the early Golgo, which later led to the image of Golgo that we have now.

The later version of Golgo isn’t that cold either, which is something to talk about.

>>150

“White Night is a famous episode that was also adapted into an anime!”

>>154

I want you to also see Eva heading towards the sea.

That one has been animated as well, I’m sure.

The episode with the thread image was really intense; it’s just a story about having survived by sheer luck.

Gogo doesn’t talk, but his expressions are quite rich.

The story of the now-popular daughter is interesting, but that’s not what Golgo is like!

Well, foolish clients usually end up backfiring or being abandoned by Golgo due to their inflated attitudes.

Huh…? You make that kind of face, Golgo?