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Dokgo

Alternative Titles

Japanese: 독고


Information

Type: Manhwa
Volumes: 6
Chapters: Unknown
Status: Finished
Published: Dec 7, 2012 to Feb 7, 2014
Genres: Action Action, Drama Drama
Themes: Delinquents Delinquents, School School
Serialization: Sports Today Webtoon
Authors: Baek, Seung Hoon (Art), Meen (Story)

Statistics

Score: 7.731 (scored by 25822,582 users)
1 indicates a weighted score.
Ranked: #16602
2 based on the top manga page. Please note that 'R18+' titles are excluded.
Popularity: #3462
Members: 6,006
Favorites: 103

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Preliminary Spoiler
Feb 19, 2017
There is no review there so I'll try to write something out.

This manwha is an action manwha with a lot of fight scenes, but there are also good relationships development and emotionnal parts. I felt really bad for the characters at the beginning of the story, felt really close to them and their misadventures.

I really appreciated this manwha since the initial plot was smart. Classic but smart. It s about a revenge story in a school, and the plot is really exciting at the beginning. The main character is a great fighter and you would think he would win easily but he s not always ...
Mar 1, 2018
Dokgo's story is set in the same universe as a few other stories written by the same author. The stories are Dokgo, Tong and Blood Rain, all of which have the same artstyle and are pretty much about the same thing - violence.

Violence is the main theme of Dokgo, but more than just one definition of violence it shows many kinds of ways to how it can be used. Some keywords to as what words pop up in your head whilst reading Dokgo are Power, Subordinance through fear/respect, Anger and revenge.

The artstyle of Dokgo is very characteristic. It's very simplistic, unrefined and has dull colors ...
Jun 12, 2017
I don't usually write review but there is only one review on this manhwa so here I am.
The first thing that caught my eyes was the unique art style of Dokgo. As I said it's unique and beautiful but to be honest sometimes I had problems figuring out who is who and what is happening.
I have to say I didn't see any character developments. The characters are exactly what you see they are either on the good side or on the bad side and nothing in between.
Remember not to expect any romance from this manhwa which is something that I really loved about it.
There were ...
Jan 23, 2022
Mixed Feelings
Dokgo had interesting start, however it follows way too much clichés of the genre.

To take revenge for his brother’s death, the protagonist pretends to be the brother and raises hell. Sounds interesting, right? It certainly sounded. Unfortunately, what you get is fights with few small fries that the the MC mostly bulldozers through, with no real threat. The final fight is completely underwhelming, with protagonist downgraded not thanks to their own inability, but thanks to cheap tricks applied to supporting cast, with a forgettable finale. Added with the near-unbeatable protagonist is the usual “adults/authorities are useless”, and you get the usual Riki-Oh-esque beat-them-up plotline.

One huge ...
Jun 19, 2022
TL;DR:

1. Easily the best series (dokgo/tong/BR) i've read in the past 10 years. Dokgo, while decent/good, is easily the weakest part of the series. Never boring but needs Dokgo Rewind support to be considered "complete".

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2. Dokgo can by far be the most confusing part of the series (at least until dokgo 3) for new readers. While the story formula does work, you get no real references of who the characters are. BUT once you read dokgo rewind everything fits 8/8 m8.

3. The art will put some people off the series. It's understandable but also a shame. The art in this series contributes ...