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Young Black Jack جاك الأسود اليافع Young Black Jack ヤング ブラック・ジャック (漫画) Young Black Jack 영 블랙 잭 Young Black Jack Young Black Jack 青年怪醫黑傑克

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Young Black Jack (ヤング ブラック・ジャック, Yangu burakku jakku) est un manga écrit par et dessiné par s'inspirant de l'œuvre Black Jack d'Osamu Tezuka. Il est prépublié entre novembre 2011 et juin 2019 dans le magazine Young Champion de l'éditeur Akita Shoten et est compilé en un total de 16 tomes. La version française est publiée par Panini Manga depuis janvier 2015. Young Black Jack (Japanese: ヤング ブラック・ジャック, Hepburn: Yangu Burakku Jakku) is a Japanese manga series written by Yoshiaki Tabata and illustrated by Yūgo Ōkuma. It is based on Black Jack by Osamu Tezuka and serves as its prequel. It was serialized in Akita Shoten's Young Champion magazine between November 2011 and June 2019. An anime adaptation aired in Japan from October to December 2015. The story follows Black Jack as a medical student in the 1960s. جاك الأسود اليافع (ヤング ブラック・ジャック Yangu Burakku Jakku) هي مانغا يابانية مقتبسة من مانغا لمؤلّفها تيزوكا أوسامو، وهي من تأليف تاباتا يوشيياكي ومن رسم أوكوما يوغو. تم نشرها في مجلّة البطل اليافع التابعة لدار أكيتا شوتين للنّشر في نوفمبر من سنة 2011. بدأ عرض نسخة أنمي عن السلسلة في اليابان في الثاني من أكتوبر سنة 2015. تدور أحداث القصة حول وهو طالب طبّ في ستّينات القرن العشرين. 《青年黑傑克》（日语：ヤング ブラック・ジャック，英語：Young Black Jack）是手塚治虫原作、田畑由秋創作劇本、大熊由護繪畫的日本漫畫作品，手塚製作公司負責協助、後藤伸正擔任醫學編審。《青年黑傑克》是《怪醫黑傑克》的前傳，於2011年開始在秋田書店漫畫雜誌《》連載，2015年第11號上發表動畫化消息，於同年10月至12月播放動畫。2019年本作完結。 Young Black Jack (ヤング ブラック・ジャック Yangu Burakku Jakku?, lit. "O Jovem Black Jack") é uma série de manga escrita por Yoshiaki Tabata e ilustrada por Yūgo Ōkuma, com base no manga homónimo Black Jack de Osamu Tezuka. Foi serializada pela primeira vez na revista Young Champion da editora Akita Shoten em novembro de 2011. A série de animé foi exibida no Japão entre 1 de outubro e 17 de dezembro de 2015, e no Brasil foi transmitida simultaneamente pela Crunchyroll. 《영 블랙 잭》(ヤング ブラック・ジャック 영 부랏쿠 쟛쿠[*])은 각본은 타바타 요시아키, 그림은 오오쿠마 유고가 맡은 일본의 만화이다. 테즈카 오사무가 창작한 만화 《블랙 잭》(ブラック・ジャック 부랏쿠 쟛쿠[*])를 원작으로 하는 만화로, 2011년부터 아키타 쇼텐의 만화 잡지 《영 챔피언》에서 연재 중이다. Young Black Jack (ヤング ブラックジャック ''Young Black Jack''?) es un manga japonés basado en la obra Black Jack de Osamu Tezuka, relatando los años en que Kurō Hazama era estudiante de medicina. Esta nueva historia es escrita por Yoshiaki Tabata y el arte está a cargo de Yū-Go Ōkuma. En el año 2015 ha sido adaptado a una serie de anime de 12 episodios.​​ 『ヤング ブラック・ジャック』は、手塚治虫（原作）、田畑由秋（脚本）、大熊ゆうご（作画）による日本の漫画作品、およびそれを原作としたテレビアニメ（詳細はの節を参照）。医療監修は後藤伸正。手塚治虫の『ブラック・ジャック』を原作とした漫画で、『ヤングチャンピオン』（秋田書店）にて、2011年No.24から2019年No13まで連載された。 本作は原典同様、ブラック・ジャック (BJ) こと間黒男を主人公としているが、彼の若かりしころを舞台とした前日談的な物語で、時代背景には1960年代後半の世相や国際情勢（大学闘争やベトナム戦争など）が多く取り入れられており、社会派の様相を呈している。間が医大在籍中に医師免許を取得するための勉強をしていた当時のエピソードを中心とし、さまざまな事情や成り行きにより、無免許で手術を行うことになる過程が描かれるほか、彼の高校生時代やBJとして活動し始めてからのエピソードも描かれる。 なお、本作の内容はあくまでも田畑や大熊の創作物であり、原典へ直接続くわけではないが、その登場人物のほか、『ミッドナイト』や『七色いんこ』といった手塚の他作品の登場人物や、スター・システムとして他作品の登場キャラクターをモチーフとした登場人物が多数登場しており、それらは単行本巻末の「手塚ワールドのキャラクター紹介」で具体的に紹介されている。 Young Black Jack (ヤング ブラック・ジャック Yangu Burakku Jakku?, lett. "Il giovane Black Jack") è un manga scritto da Yoshiaki Tabata e disegnato da Yūgo Ōkuma, ispirato all'opera Black Jack di Osamu Tezuka. Serializzato sul Young Champion di Akita Shoten dal numero del 22 novembre 2011 a quello dell'11 giugno 2019, in Italia è edito da Star Comics. Un adattamento anime, prodotto da Tezuka Productions e acquistato in Italia da Dynit, è stato trasmesso in Giappone tra il 1º ottobre e il 17 dicembre 2015. La storia segue le vicende di Black Jack, uno studente di medicina degli anni sessanta.

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Hazama and Okamoto, along with other interns, are in Chicago to observe the surgeries of Dr. Risenberg, a renowned expert. They encounter Okamoto's old friend Tiara and her friend, the civil rights activist Johnny Bassett. Later, two Black Power activists attempt to recruit Johnny into their cause, but he remains committed to nonviolence. Johnny is beaten up while Tiara is accidentally shot. They are both brought to the hospital where Risenberg operates on Johnny's fractured arm, assisted by Hazama and Okamoto. After the surgery, Hazama diagnoses Johnny with congenital analgesia—based on his delayed reaction to his injury, and his reputation of tolerating police beatings during protests. However, Tiara reveals that Johnny could feel pain back when he was younger. Hazama offers to research for a proper diagnosis and possible cure within his three remaining days in Chicago, to which Johnny stubbornly acquiesces. Meanwhile, Yabu and his patient Tommy Williams arrive in Chicago. Hazama travels to South Vietnam after Yabu went missing there. A month earlier, Yabu moved to Saigon to restart his medical career, but two weeks after his arrival, the hospital he worked at was bombed by terrorists. Hazama meets with photojournalist Takayanagi, the man who referred Yabu to the hospital, who tells him that Yabu's last known whereabouts is a village called Da Lat. Takayanagi invites Hazama to join him in the American military convoy heading to Da Lat. They board an armored personnel carrier with the convoy's commander, U.S. Army officer Bob, as well as the Vietnamese guide and interpreter Phan. On the way, they are ambushed by the Viet Cong and in the midst of firefight, Hazama attends to Steve, a wounded soldier. However, they are all captured by the Viet Cong. Steve regains consciousness, but is delirious and paranoid. He wanders into the fields where he is killed by a land mine. Steve's death causes Bob to become mentally unstable, and he becomes angry and vengeful when the villagers and doctors attend to a badly wounded guerrilla—the one who helped them escape and is revealed to be Phan's childhood friend. Judging their actions as traitorous, Bob calls for an airstrike on the village. The villagers evacuate, but the three doctors continue the surgery despite the impending attack, with Hazama and the doctor developing respect for each other's skills. The doctors manage to finish the operation just before the bombs drop. Afterwards, they part ways: Hazama returns to Japan while Yabu remains in Vietnam. They both realize that they never knew the army doctor's name, who is revealed to be Kiriko. Hazama and his companions are tortured and imprisoned by the Viet Cong for several days. When Phan is taken out to be tortured, a guerrilla slips her a key. The group escapes through the jungle, and Phan explains that the guerrilla's friend was recently saved by a Japanese doctor—possibly Yabu. The escapees faint from exhaustion, but are rescued by villagers and brought to Yabu's clinic where the two friends reunite. However, the wounded Steve needs urgent surgery, but the clinic lacks medical equipment. Bob arranges for a U.S. Army doctor to parachute into the village. The doctor has excellent skills and technique and successfully treats Steve. The doctor and Hazama develop a rivalry but grudgingly acknowledge each other's abilities. Hazama continues to accept money from Tachiiri for operating illegally. One day, he comes across an anti-war protest and assists a young girl who sprains her ankle. He recognizes her as Eri Imagami whom he treated some time earlier when he relieved a cerebral edema on the deserter, Johnny. Hazama applies first-aid to some of the other protesters and again sees Aoyama from that time. Later, Hazama receives a postcard from Eri who is undertaking training with militant revolutionaries in the mountains of Gunma and decides to visit her. Hazama arrives and is shocked to see Imagami suffering from a beating and Aoyama also beaten and tied up after wanting to quit. Hazama is also taken prisoner, but when Imagami has a seizure from her injuries, the rebel leader relents and allows Hazama to treat her and he operates all night, fixing a hemothorax, rib fractures, nose and orbital fractures, and an injured liver. Suddenly, police surround the cabin and fire smoke grenades to cloud the rebels' vision. Eri staggers outside to stop the confrontation, but she is shot in the chest and falls into the snow. Hazama tells the dying girl that he will fix her again as she dies in his arms. After his graduation, Hazama repays his debts to Tachiiri who offers him more black market deals, but Hazama declines, saying that those jobs will come to him anyway. This is the beginning of Hazama's transformation into Black Jack. Police find a car that has crashed through a guardrail and burst into flames, incinerating the driver but his left arm was noticeably missing. Hyakki is coincidentally missing in action and takes a family sword named Hyakkimaru to be reforged. Meanwhile Miyo reveals that her wedding reception reservation with Hyakki has been cancelled, Detective Ban reveals to Takara that the dead driver was Professor Tano. Hyakki tracks down Takara and reveals that he killed Tano who said that Takara was behind the accident which made him a quadriplegic. Hyakki then severs Takara's left arm. Hazama and Okamoto find Takara on the street bleeding to death, and they perform a quick ligation of the brachial artery to save him. Hyakki later finds Professor Sabame on the rooftop of a building and cuts off his leg, leaving him to bleed to death. Takara wakes up three days later in the hospital and after Detective Ban informs him of Sabame's death, Takara has a nervous breakdown. Ban informs Hazama, Okamoto, and Miyo that Hyakki's motive for the attacks is related to how Director Daigou's faction forced Hyakki out of the University. However, Hazama suspects that there is another reason for the murders. Hazama tracks Hyakki to an old temple filled with statues of demons in the forest, and is shocked at the change in Hyakki's character. Okamoto visits Hazama's apartment to learn the secret of his surgical skills. She finds out that he has been practicing on his pet fish and on cuts of pork. When they hear a groan next door, they find out that Hazama's neighbors, Tamura and Aoyama, are anti-war activists sheltering two American deserters avoiding the Vietnam War. One of the deserters, Smith, is suffering from a severe headache. In an OB/GYN clinic owned by Tamura's family, Hazama diagnoses a cerebral edema and insists that Smith should undergo emergency treatment in a proper hospital. The activists pressure Hazama into treating Smith, but he is unmoved. However, he is suddenly haunted by his conscience and changes his mind, performing a decompressive craniectomy with the help of Okamoto. After Smith awakens, Hazama is arrested, as the former is actually a CIA operative monitoring deserters and their accomplices. The CIA covers up the incident and frees Hazama, who ponders why he risked his future career to save someone he did not know. Hazama, Yabu, and four other men are kidnapped by the loan shark Tachiiri, to whom they owe large debts. Tachiiri offers to clear the debts of the man who donates his heart for a transplant needed by the cult leader Tomezō Kanayama. The donor screening tests reveal two candidates: Hazama and Raymond. The rest of the men are freed, and Kanayama personally chooses Hazama to be his donor. However, when the black market surgeon that Tachiiri hired fails to show up, the cult members threaten them and Hazama is forced to perform what would be the first-ever heart transplant in Japan. Raymond, an illegal immigrant, offers his heart in exchange for money to be sent to his family for the treatment of his young daughter's leukemia. Yabu returns and assists Hazama, but tries to convince him to cancel the surgery as it will require Raymond's death. Hazama is tempted to proceed, but before he can begin, Kanayama dies from cardiac arrest. Hazama then decides to perform plastic surgery to make Raymond resemble Kanayama. As a result, Raymond survives albeit in the guise of Kanayama, and money is sent to his family allowing his daughter to recover. Yabu and Tommy are in Chicago at the invitation of Risenberg, who is researching on PTSD and combat stress reaction—which Tommy, a Vietnam veteran, currently has; while Yabu, a World War II veteran, has recovered from. Yabu and Hazama are reunited, while Tommy reveals that he and Johnny were in the same platoon, but Johnny was never deployed to Vietnam, contradicting the latter's claim. Hazama tricks Johnny into confessing that he was part of a secret military experiment. Risenberg meets with Hugo, a CIA official, who reveals that they tried to create soldiers who are unable to feel pain, and that the program was based on Risenberg's past work as a Nazi doctor. Hugo also admits that Johnny, Hazama, and Risenberg may be eliminated to keep the program's secrecy. Risenberg destroys Hazama's files on Johnny, then goes on to cure the latter. Hazama and Johnny are angry at Risenberg, not knowing that he saved their lives. Hyakki divulges to Hazama that Takara and his associates were part of Assistant Director Kagemitsu Daigo's faction at the university, but when Daigo was involved funds mismanagement, control was transferred to Assistant Director Meio's faction which included Hyakki. Daigo's faction planned to discredit Meio by making him miss an important scheduled operation by sabotaging his car to delay him. However, Meio took ill and sent Hyakki instead, but the mechanic had tampered with the brakes and thus Hyakki was involved in his career-ending accident. Shortly afterwards, Meio died of his illness and Daigo became Director. Hyakki leaves the temple and attacks Daigo in his office, succeeding in severing Daigo's left leg. Hazama asks Takara to confess to the conspiracy, but Takara blames Hazama for giving Hyakki the ability to seek revenge. Hazama finds the injured Hyakki and patches him up, repairing his right eye in the process. Hyakki is eventually apprehended and is sentenced to death, but escapes jail thanks to a robotic eye implant Hazama had fitted to him. Some time later while still a student, Hazama secretly accepts money to replace a surgeon during an operation. Hyakki unexpected visits Hazama, noting the illegal path he has now chosen. Hazama replies that he understands the ruthless nature of the medical field, and is willing to become an enemy of the law to save patients Hazama meets a lecturer, Maruo Hyakki, a quadruple amputee, who was originally one of the surgeons who operated on him alongside Dr. Honma. Reference is made to the story of Dororo and Hyakkimaru by Osamu Tezuka in which Hyakkimaru lacked 48 parts of his body which was given to demons. Hazama learns of Hyakki's unfortunate fate, his research in advanced mechanical prostheses, and his plans to return as a surgeon. Hyakki wants to have the new prostheses implanted on his body, but can't find anyone willing, and so Hazama risks his future career by offers to do it himself. The surgery is successful and Hyakki proceeds to rebuild his reputation, gaining a request to do an operation by his former institution, Teito University. However, the plan is cancelled after being sabotaged by the circulation of photographs of him carrying out an autopsy wearing his prostheses. Shaken, Hyakki goes to bid his friend professor Takara goodbye, only to overhear him talking with Professor Tano indicating they were behind the sabotage.

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Betonamu nite sono 1 Muzanchō sono 2 Kutsū naki kakumei sono 1 Betonamu nite sono 2 Muzanchō sono 3 Kutsū naki kakumei sono 2 Kyōsō no kisetsu Rachi Muzanchō sono 1 Betonamu nite sono 3 Dassōhei

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Tōru Nozaki Tomoko Konparu Mayumi Morita

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Yoshiaki Tabata

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Cover of the first volume, released in May 2012.

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Seinen

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1 12

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2011-11-22 2015-10-01

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Yūgo Ōkuma

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ヤング ブラック・ジャック

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Yangu Burakku Jakku

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2019-06-11 2015-12-17

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2011-04-23

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The Season of Mania In Vietnam Part 1 Painless Revolution Part 1 Abduction The Gruesome Chronicle Part 1 The Gruesome Chronicle Part 2 Painless Revolution Part 2 In Vietnam Part 2 The Gruesome Chronicle Part 3 In Vietnam Part 3 Deserter

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16

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《青年黑傑克》（日语：ヤング ブラック・ジャック，英語：Young Black Jack）是手塚治虫原作、田畑由秋創作劇本、大熊由護繪畫的日本漫畫作品，手塚製作公司負責協助、後藤伸正擔任醫學編審。《青年黑傑克》是《怪醫黑傑克》的前傳，於2011年開始在秋田書店漫畫雜誌《》連載，2015年第11號上發表動畫化消息，於同年10月至12月播放動畫。2019年本作完結。 جاك الأسود اليافع (ヤング ブラック・ジャック Yangu Burakku Jakku) هي مانغا يابانية مقتبسة من مانغا لمؤلّفها تيزوكا أوسامو، وهي من تأليف تاباتا يوشيياكي ومن رسم أوكوما يوغو. تم نشرها في مجلّة البطل اليافع التابعة لدار أكيتا شوتين للنّشر في نوفمبر من سنة 2011. بدأ عرض نسخة أنمي عن السلسلة في اليابان في الثاني من أكتوبر سنة 2015. تدور أحداث القصة حول وهو طالب طبّ في ستّينات القرن العشرين. Young Black Jack (ヤング ブラック・ジャック Yangu Burakku Jakku?, lit. "O Jovem Black Jack") é uma série de manga escrita por Yoshiaki Tabata e ilustrada por Yūgo Ōkuma, com base no manga homónimo Black Jack de Osamu Tezuka. Foi serializada pela primeira vez na revista Young Champion da editora Akita Shoten em novembro de 2011. A série de animé foi exibida no Japão entre 1 de outubro e 17 de dezembro de 2015, e no Brasil foi transmitida simultaneamente pela Crunchyroll. 《영 블랙 잭》(ヤング ブラック・ジャック 영 부랏쿠 쟛쿠[*])은 각본은 타바타 요시아키, 그림은 오오쿠마 유고가 맡은 일본의 만화이다. 테즈카 오사무가 창작한 만화 《블랙 잭》(ブラック・ジャック 부랏쿠 쟛쿠[*])를 원작으로 하는 만화로, 2011년부터 아키타 쇼텐의 만화 잡지 《영 챔피언》에서 연재 중이다. 『ヤング ブラック・ジャック』は、手塚治虫（原作）、田畑由秋（脚本）、大熊ゆうご（作画）による日本の漫画作品、およびそれを原作としたテレビアニメ（詳細はの節を参照）。医療監修は後藤伸正。手塚治虫の『ブラック・ジャック』を原作とした漫画で、『ヤングチャンピオン』（秋田書店）にて、2011年No.24から2019年No13まで連載された。 本作は原典同様、ブラック・ジャック (BJ) こと間黒男を主人公としているが、彼の若かりしころを舞台とした前日談的な物語で、時代背景には1960年代後半の世相や国際情勢（大学闘争やベトナム戦争など）が多く取り入れられており、社会派の様相を呈している。間が医大在籍中に医師免許を取得するための勉強をしていた当時のエピソードを中心とし、さまざまな事情や成り行きにより、無免許で手術を行うことになる過程が描かれるほか、彼の高校生時代やBJとして活動し始めてからのエピソードも描かれる。 なお、本作の内容はあくまでも田畑や大熊の創作物であり、原典へ直接続くわけではないが、その登場人物のほか、『ミッドナイト』や『七色いんこ』といった手塚の他作品の登場人物や、スター・システムとして他作品の登場キャラクターをモチーフとした登場人物が多数登場しており、それらは単行本巻末の「手塚ワールドのキャラクター紹介」で具体的に紹介されている。 本作に先んじて2011年に同名のテレビドラマ『ヤング ブラック・ジャック』が放送されているが、若かりしころのBJを主人公にしている点こそ同じであるものの本作とは無関係である。 Young Black Jack (ヤング ブラックジャック ''Young Black Jack''?) es un manga japonés basado en la obra Black Jack de Osamu Tezuka, relatando los años en que Kurō Hazama era estudiante de medicina. Esta nueva historia es escrita por Yoshiaki Tabata y el arte está a cargo de Yū-Go Ōkuma. En el año 2015 ha sido adaptado a una serie de anime de 12 episodios.​​ Young Black Jack (Japanese: ヤング ブラック・ジャック, Hepburn: Yangu Burakku Jakku) is a Japanese manga series written by Yoshiaki Tabata and illustrated by Yūgo Ōkuma. It is based on Black Jack by Osamu Tezuka and serves as its prequel. It was serialized in Akita Shoten's Young Champion magazine between November 2011 and June 2019. An anime adaptation aired in Japan from October to December 2015. The story follows Black Jack as a medical student in the 1960s. Young Black Jack (ヤング ブラック・ジャック Yangu Burakku Jakku?, lett. "Il giovane Black Jack") è un manga scritto da Yoshiaki Tabata e disegnato da Yūgo Ōkuma, ispirato all'opera Black Jack di Osamu Tezuka. Serializzato sul Young Champion di Akita Shoten dal numero del 22 novembre 2011 a quello dell'11 giugno 2019, in Italia è edito da Star Comics. Un adattamento anime, prodotto da Tezuka Productions e acquistato in Italia da Dynit, è stato trasmesso in Giappone tra il 1º ottobre e il 17 dicembre 2015. La storia segue le vicende di Black Jack, uno studente di medicina degli anni sessanta. Young Black Jack (ヤング ブラック・ジャック, Yangu burakku jakku) est un manga écrit par et dessiné par s'inspirant de l'œuvre Black Jack d'Osamu Tezuka. Il est prépublié entre novembre 2011 et juin 2019 dans le magazine Young Champion de l'éditeur Akita Shoten et est compilé en un total de 16 tomes. La version française est publiée par Panini Manga depuis janvier 2015. Un film live est diffusé sur la chaîne NTV le 23 avril 2011. Une adaptation en anime par le studio Tezuka Productions est diffusée entre octobre et décembre 2015 sur TBS au Japon et sur J-One et Anime Digital Network dans les pays francophones.

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Hiromichi Matano Shinichi Shōji Yorifusa Yamaguchi Kenichi Nishida Kenichi Maejima Fumio Maezono dbr:Yorifusa_Yamaguchi

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6 7 4 5 2 3 12 10 11 8 9

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無残帳 その3 ベトナムにて その1 拉致 無残帳 その1 狂騒の季節 苦痛なき革命 その2 ベトナムにて その2 脱走兵 無残帳 その2 ベトナムにて その3 苦痛なき革命 その1

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ja

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2015-11-20 2015-11-27 2015-12-04 2015-11-06 2015-11-13 2015-10-09 2015-12-18 2015-10-23 2015-12-11 2015-10-16 2015-10-30

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wikipedia-en:Young_Black_Jack?oldid=1118114288&ns=0

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26403

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2011-11-22

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2019-06-11

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16

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dbr:Young_Champion

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dbr:Akita_Shoten

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dbr:Manga

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wikipedia-en:Young_Black_Jack