Indo e Baka ga Yattekita (Stupid Guy Goes to India)

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Japanese: インドへ馬鹿がやって来た

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Type: Manga

Volumes: 1

Chapters: Unknown

Status: Finished

Published: Jul 26, 2005 to Oct 26, 2007

Genre: Comedy

Demographic: Seinen

Serialization: Manga Goraku Nexter

Authors: Yamamatsu, Yukichi (Story & Art)

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Ranked: #46568²

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Synopsis

Yukichi Yamamatsu travels to India. He is on a mission to sell his manga comics in India, a country where they are yet to gain popularity. As he attempts to navigate his way as a stranger in a strange land, hilarity ensues.

As he slowly recovers from the culture shock that he was highly unprepared for, he gets back on track to focus on his original mission. His problems seem never-ending as he struggles to find a translator for his books, deal with a printing press, and find a vendor for the printed comics.

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Background

Indo e Baka ga Yattekita was published in English as Stupid Guy Goes to India by Blaft Publications.

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Dec 11, 2018

T3Deliciouz

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Yukichi Yamamatsu a 50 year old person from a developed country going to a developing country. Do not expect a culturally sensitive person. He depicts many problematic situations and ideas and shouldn't be looked at in positive light, but looked at in fascination of how he interacts with the new world around him as it chews him out.

Being an autobiographical and that the protagonist is in a foreign country where he doesn't speak the language, he stands as the only real character in the series. Most of everyone else doesn't need further characterization, but at times it feels like the other key reoccurring characters around ...