Were you a habitual offender of rape and murder?

I wasn’t a virgin.

I’m 14 years old, okay? I’m in the second year of middle school!

Is it a chameleon character?

Isn’t it just about pachinko at most?

Arson too, huh?

Are you committing murder? Huh? Seriously?

This Urameshi Yusuke is labeled as a delinquent.

Isn’t it just a rumor?

Ahahaha, there’s no way Yusuke could do something like that!

I feel like I used to gamble and smoke.

I realized I stopped smoking without noticing.

But most mangas featuring yankees from this era had rape developments.

I often saw it in shoujo manga.

I’m glad I died.

This is worse than a delinquent; it’s a criminal.

Isn’t it just things like cigarettes and pachinko?

It’s fine because they both have feelings for each other, but Yukiko’s parents trying to set them up are pretty out there too…

Worse than Caesar.

Robbery and shoplifting are both pretty trashy.

It’s a crime.

If it were Kuwahara, I would be like, “Would Kuwahara-san really do something like that besides fighting?!”

Is there such a thing as a habitual offender for murder?

Drinking, smoking, and pachinko can be excused as being the way of the times…

Extortion and shoplifting are unavoidable.

If I save a boy who almost got hit by a car, that cancels everything out!

That’s evil! Isn’t it worse than Toguro?

I’m glad.

When I checked, it was a collab.

There are hardly any Jump protagonists who commit as many crimes as Ryotsu.

It’s good to be like a child of the Yakuza.

They don’t gather in groups to bully the weak, but it seems like they would kick the ass of someone who just happens to be around when they’re in a bad mood.

Even though there was a funeral attended by school officials, they came back to life and returned to school, but how did they publicly explain that?

It was just that a truck happened to crash into me while I was kicking a child when I died.

I haven’t read Yu Yu Hakusho, but is the favorability from readers better than Killua’s?

In shonen manga, the position of the mischievous yet straightforward delinquent boy is owned by Kuwahara, while Urameshi is a strong-style delinquent who doesn’t shy away from bullying the weak or shoplifting.

I feel like there were quite a few manga from the 90s where the protagonist’s crimes were overlooked.

The bodyguard fee will be exorbitant.

If you were committing murder, it would ruin the outcome of the doctor battle!

I chose a serious righteous person, but things got really complicated.

This time I made them a fool and a villain.

The depiction of the Uraimi family’s lower class in Volume 1 is truly compelling.

On top of that, there’s the power of some crazy guy who rules over the demon world.

Mom is quite a mystery.

What do you make a living from? Is it a snack bar?

But Caesar committed all sorts of crimes other than murder…

The rate of delinquents among the protagonists in jump manga was too high until just recently.

Jotaro is also a habitual offender of dining and dashing.

The thread image is a collage, but the original was also a respectable delinquent that just didn’t fit in.

Caesar specifically mentions that he took out a part to say it’s complete.

When I chased after a kid who shoplifted, the shoplifter got hit by a car, and the bookstore was criticized to the extent that it went out of business. There were so many idiots back then who would get worked up over something like shoplifting.

What I found rare for a manga of this era is that the delinquent Yusuke is extremely unpopular.

General public absolutely dislikes it regardless of age or gender.

Completely disliked at school.

It’s not that I’m a misfit who can’t adapt to student life.

He’s completely an outlaw, you know…

Going to a prestigious school doesn’t mean it’s a different world, as there were still cases of bullying for money happening normally in the town.

That department store is a hangout for students from that high school, so it’s dangerous.

The reality only knows what is around itself.

In the past, the protagonists of manga often had a high delinquent rate, and there were quite a few people who admired them.

Caesar is now categorized as a national enemy…

Shoplifting and drunk driving are not crimes in this era.

Isn’t it normal for delinquents to be acknowledged by teachers and other students?

Isn’t it that they were isolated from delinquents and fought back against the yakuza?

Isn’t it a dangerous person when combined with theft?

I’ve never seen a protagonist for whom rape is acceptable.

I grew up in the countryside and went to a local rural high school, but Nakao-kun, who was always the class representative and studied well, became the kind of guy who bragged about shoplifting when I ran into him about six months after he transferred to a school in the city…

Only Kuwahara and Hotako are worried about Urame.

If it were the leftist movements during the student struggles, I could still understand it.

There has never been an era when delinquents were the object of admiration for regular students.

There was a tendency to treat shoplifting lightly, but I honestly don’t know of any trend where the media is actually endorsing it.

The properly designed font collage…

The strict punishment for drunk driving came about quite a bit after the serialization of the thread image in the mid-1990s.

Well, it was a relaxed and easygoing time for everything.

At the company drinking party I attended for the first time, the senior guys were casually driving home.

Even after the severe punishment was enforced.

It’s meaningless to pretend that such a time never actually existed.

When I look at old manga, it’s really interesting how different the culture is.

The impression is that I punch anyone who annoys me, regardless of whether they are strong or weak.

Mr. Takenaka, trembling before the memorial portrait of Yusuke…

Sounds good…

It felt like other magazines were slow to catch up with the trend of delinquent manga that was popular in the magazine sector…

Underage drinking and smoking is depicted in the old manga Dr. Slump.

If we’re talking about magazines, Kindaichi is quite the delinquent too, isn’t he?

However, I wonder why… I just don’t feel like praising at all…

It’s nice, isn’t it…?

I think it was just that if they wanted something, they would steal it, and if they got irritated, they would hit anyone.

Why am I becoming isolated…?

Has the anime become quite mild?

According to my mother, it was probably really bad around the time we met Kuwahara and the others…

I thought that face was seriously terrible back then, but now it’s different, right? Mom said that… ?

They start saying they’ll kidnap two or three humans.

I feel a similar vibe to Gon.

Even now, criminal acts weren’t considered so back in the day.

Shoplifting, dining and dashing, and lifting skirts.

In Slam Dunk, there were gags depicting habitual offenders of dine-and-dash buying thousands of yen worth of shoes for just 10 yen or destroying cars while dozing off while driving.

It’s cute to have a longing for delinquents.

Until around the early 1980s, it wasn’t uncommon to find fools who admired the Yakuza.

It’s a story from another country now.

Conan, which started around the same time as Kindaichi Case Files, has a protagonist with exemplary behavior.

Our local area was more or less seriously engaged in hunting for Bontan.

It was like a serious hostage situation and conflict!

I’ve also helped with the guy who stretches fishing line at the bottom of the hill to trip bikes.

Works from that time often depicted a delinquent society as something that was just naturally close to life, even if the protagonist was not a delinquent.

It’s almost like there are scenes where I get involved with delinquents.

So, it’s not that I’m a delinquent or anything like that, but I’m not being looked down upon.

The protagonist doesn’t win, but their best friend is at the top of the delinquents.

It depicted some kind of connection, didn’t it?

Being a bit of a loser makes it easier to portray them as a relatable character and to showcase growth through the contrast.

Well, thirty years ago, drunk driving, shoplifting, and racing on mountain passes were all pretty lax.

In Mama Yuusuke’s recollection, when Yuusuke was troubled, his face completely looked like that of a murderer…

I think your hometown was probably particularly unsafe even among places in Japan at that time.

It might sound like a stretch because it’s so disconnected, but that’s really the vibe.

It was common to go home after randomly being extorted because I forgot my train fare.

Even Initial D and Wangan Midnight had everyone buying 86s and 911s to imitate, but that’s illegal.

I was thinking that Holy Land was a fantasy, but was Tokyo really like that back then?

It’s undeniable that it was already obsolete by the time of Yu Yu Hakusho.

If you take into account that it’s in a manga, it would just barely be acceptable.

By the time of JoJo’s fourth part, it felt like they were seriously dealing with grave food even within the manga.

Why do you want to carelessly deny something without knowing about that time?

I know you’re attention-seeking, but…

I think he’s much more of a delinquent than the protagonists in poorly made delinquent manga.

The family environment feels incredibly real.

Even if you get caught for drinking and driving, the penalty points were about the same as a speeding violation, right?

1990 Yu Yu Hakusho

1999 Gachi◯ko Fight Club

At this time, Takehara is already…

“Recently, boxers who come from a rough background don’t make it anymore.”

“Of course, the one who has been practicing seriously is stronger, so don’t get it twisted.”

Because they were saying that…

Well, extortion is quite common.

The senior is shaking down the junior for money.

The hell of that junior extorting from their classmates.

When I was young, what was popular was the Shonan Bakusozoku…

It seems that groping and peeping are still prevalent, so most shonen manga used to have plenty of jokes and tropes about it, but now even characters like Yokoshima-kun have a hard time getting re-animated.

Many people seem to misunderstand, but both otaku and delinquents are weak “chiibu” (chubby nerds).

There is no definitive right or wrong on either side.

Both are crap, or rather the same.

The current boxing world has really eradicated delinquents.

Isn’t it easy to understand, like with street gangs?

I think it’s probably just you guys who believed you were admired.

It was better back in the day! I’m not saying that.

It was just that kind of era…

People from the era that was admired are probably in their fifties now…

It might be just my subjective opinion, but I feel that the security has improved drastically since the release of Princess Mononoke.

I think there’s no point in explaining the social situation at the time since you probably just want to respond contrarily.

The reason Tough started is quite trivial, as it was because delinquent products were trending at the time.

Bebop High School was seriously popular back then…

Some wannabe delinquent who was feeling tough back then

It only looks like you’re writing that everyone was longing to justify themselves.

Julio, oh Julio.

I never said I admired you.

They say that in the 90s, delinquents were everywhere.