They call him the beautiful assistant guy.

The early Golgo was picaresque, but now it feels more professional.

I love how intense Golgo is in his fight against the neo-Nazis in the early episodes.

Do you know why?!!

Since around this time, the client has been doing unnecessary things… I had prepared after-sales service…

First of all, at the very beginning, the client is trying to kill.
However, the early Golgo does not go as far as killing clients.

I made it to the Icebound Strait, but it really has been terrible the whole time!

The thread image is not Golgo!
Who is that brother!

>Due to the campaign, 3079 episodes are free.Cut it out!!!

I thought I read quite a bit, but I’ve only read 1/10 of it.

The Gestapo’s balls talk a lot, but logically, I was quite surprised that it’s just like Golgo’s usual operation.

I have a memory of being treated like a young punk until about the time I entered the desert prison.

It’s quite common for clients to do unnecessary things, so when someone says they want to believe in Golgo even if he’s being set up…!! it feels refreshing.

You talk a lot, don’t you?

Which episode is the one about the daughter (not actually a daughter)?

I laughed at how different it was from later characters when I was self-questioning, “What are you going to do when surrounded by Freemasons, Golgo 13?”

I thought I had read quite a bit, but it was only chapter 113.

Looking at it this way, you can see that Golgo’s evolution solidifies its hardboiled style.
A world where making light of things was proof of toughness has become a world where silence is eloquence.
From then on, as society moved away from hardboiled themes, silence became justice and remained unchanged.

And now that the image has become stable, it’s about time that a moment comes when it’s okay to break it occasionally…

After the client completely finished without any complications, the one who was bombed out of spite was indeed left dumbfounded and it was no good.

Don’t post unrelated general manga.

Once the character is solidified, explanations become unnecessary.

The early Golgo has quite a bit of Koike-sensei’s elements in it.
The art style and quirks combine to make Golgo youthful and loquacious, and his trivia is extremely lengthy.

I understand why one would stop saying unnecessary things, as clients often do extra things or the requests themselves are often part of a conspiracy.

I wonder where the vacation talk is.

If Dr. Golgo were here, he would understand, but this thread has absolutely nothing to do with a yakuza manga…

It might be more accurate to say, “Who is this old man?” I read up to that point.

Isn’t the mortality rate of the women Golgo has embraced amazing?
Prostitutes are quite expensive, and if you’re an agent, you’re almost certain to die…

Hehe… it seems they still think they’re in wartime.

I want to read the book “The Mistaken Man,” but I wonder if I can make it that far…

In recent works, there’s a rare episode where Golgo tells a joke, titled “The Target is the Cheerful Demon.” I recommend it!

I felt a sense of cruelty at the way the Japanese reporter I was following died in a completely unrelated manner to Golgo.

Before the discussion progresses and the character is finalized, it may differ from the initial image, right?

I specifically went to meet the girl who was my psychotherapist to rape her.

Well, well, it’s often the case that due to a sense of duty or human affection, I find that there are more interesting old men than I expected…
There is no guilt in the infant, so the infant rescue rate is almost 100%.

Occasionally, I take on murders that are completely without justice.

I enjoy sarcastically telling the client that the wine is terrible!

The Rio funeral series has Golgo becoming an overall passionate man.

The early enemy, the neo-Nazis.

The cuteness of female characters changes before and after the height.

Since the artist from Jesus joined, the touch of the characters has significantly become more like Jesus.

It’s not uncommon to hear stories about using Golgo for revenge against Golgo.

Look…
The lesbian women of Lesbos instinctively fear the R.O.D. (phallus)…

It’s obvious, but we’ve exhausted all the ideas that an average person might think of…

I don’t know why, but it seems like the Yakuza has become unreadable with Z.

When I see East and West Germany being separated, it really makes me feel the era.

The Fanette-chan series is fun because you can see a parent-like Golgo.
It’s fun to see a Giorgo with such rich expressions in the Ivanova-chan series.

Runaway kids and fellow workers who were turned into spectacles and forced to kill each other.
There are many patterns that are influenced by duty and human feelings.
Also, the pattern of getting involved in things unrelated to the mission.

Which story features a ship that is rocking violently with Roshiu jumping aboard?

I guarantee that it will leave a bad aftertaste… here’s my recommendation.

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It’s surreal to see Golgo talking on the phone alone on the beach in the southern French coast during the Ixion episode.

“It’s beautiful to have the stance of ‘I’ll make the woman die, but the child in her womb is innocent, so I’ll wait until the child is born!’… Is it really beautiful?”

You probably don’t need a receipt, right?
It has a taste reminiscent of characters like Unutori Zanpei or Kagegari Nikkō.

I want them to organize the Fanette-chan series episodes and make a normal 1-cour anime…

There are too many people in the military or police who act and make mistakes by saying, “That Jap!!”

You can read the manga from the thread on platforms like Sukima and Manga Library Z, so I recommend it.
Although there is a large outbreak of Golgo clones, the story is interesting with a Yakuza theme.
The main character is a shitty yakuza who completely throws away all the duty and human feelings, opposite to Golgo.
I like how the end is a mixture of sadness and absurdity.

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I want you to stop laughing because your outfit looks just like a yakuza from a gangster movie.

From halfway through, I really almost stop talking, but I think that’s the most interesting part.

Call a lawyer…

Deadly battle! I love the diamond-cut diamond-crushing uncle.
Also, in Chinatown, “This is my main job, you know…”

It’s just interesting because it’s doing kung fu action.

Please provide a list of recommendations.

Masaharu and things like sniping related to science shouldn’t be trusted; Masaharu’s scriptwriting reveals his thoughts too much.
Be careful because the scientific reasoning is basically nonsense, just dressed up to sound plausible!

I wonder what Ash will do with that money on Ash’s best day.

It’s impressive how clients keep trying to assassinate Golgo regularly.
Moreover, it was generally countered and it was terrible that everything was overheard by wiretaps.

I feel that Golgo’s tension changed quite a bit around the time when Takao was switched to Yoshihide in the second half.
I keep saying this, but even though she’s a comrade, it’s strange how naturally you’re treating Ivanova-chan like this!

When I think of a bad aftertaste, I remember the story about procuring lumber.

Could it be that Golgo is free right now?
Thank you

The Inspector Janoo series has thrilling deductions on par with an armchair detective.
It’s a bit sad that as time goes on, the methods become indiscriminate and everything is lost.

“Please take revenge on the enemies of the Arab royalty.”
The prince manipulated by hypnosis is the culprit?
Even though Golgo himself could resolve it with a stop order… that scene where he is monologuing is cowardly!
Say it! That!

The episode of Golgo’s birth, the guy wielding the stick is more boring than I thought; the story only progresses with the delusions and conclusions of the obsessed old man!

There are so many clients trying to attack Golgo, even though there are a lot of people getting countered.

The story of the Serizawa family murder case, which is said to be regarded as a great episode in the Roots series, makes me wonder if that’s really true.

I like the slightly kind-hearted mob security guard who is worried about missing the good parts of the night of the murder play.

The currently popular T…Clamp is going to be killed.

The rise of the white dragon should always be tense and interesting, right…?

I feel like a weasel getting framed by the mastermind without even the client knowing, just like a perfect soldier…
The Japanese client really knew nothing, right?

When it comes to personal masterpiece episodes, I guess it’s the one with the woman holding the boomerang.

The Serizawa family murder case is more enjoyable when read in the style of suspense horror rather than as an episode of Golgo.
It’s clever and good to shoot when you reach the middle of the stick.
But it’s long and gloomy.

A former detective whose fiancée was killed takes revenge on a gang.
Gorugo doesn’t appear at all until the very end…

There are a lot of threads, so I’m checking them out and searching for recommended episode URLs.

I like episodes where other professionals besides Golgo appear.
It could be a fellow industry player or someone like Dave.

How many people are pretending to be Trump?

Right after Trump was the target of an assassination attempt, when a comic came out featuring a story about the fake assassination and sniping of Trump, I was like, “What the hell!?”

I just realized that the part about being able to speak dozens of languages is based on something weird.

You can see a confused Golgo when the target is a futanari quite early on.

I understand that Shogakukan has a strong liberal stance, but isn’t it harsh that even Biden’s clients rarely appear?

The Serizawa family is an assassination family!!
The son, who felt resentment after his mother was killed due to a failure, executed everyone in the household!!
The remaining daughter had her own corpse disposed of in preparation for her resolve as an assassin!
When you think about it carefully, it’s slowly dawning on me that there isn’t a single piece of evidence.

I think it’s well done how the Alpine Style captain is turned around by Golgo using the unorthodox polar method that he dismissed.
I feel the pride of a climber.

An unsuccessful actor, who is somewhat different from a professional, has been made the shadow double of Hussein (not Hussein).
A faceless man showing pride at the very end, that’s great, I recommend it.

Captain Rin is a strong opponent who cornered Golgo by using the terrain to his advantage.

Something suddenly feels like a little story has been inserted, but what is this…

There are many absurd episodes, but
The queen of mystery is absurd from the beginning to the end, truly in a class of her own…

I like 33+G ordering Calorie Mate while trapped due to a landslide.

Gorugo feels like he is one step below the highest rank in that field.
Winning through ingenuity and luck.

Spartacus…

Recently, there seem to be many “dream girls” related to Golgo.

I read it because it was free, but I’m surprised at how interesting it is.
Also, Ivanova is a beautiful woman.
It’s cute to become completely like a maiden upon reuniting with Golgo.

How many shadow fixers from the Japanese economic world are there in old stories that come up so frequently?

I love the bittersweet ending of the karate girl who ended up helping the amnesiac Golgo.

(……………)

The episode where Garinpeiro wipes out all the evil beings is really satisfying.
Do we need that preparation along the way…?