Oton is a great martial artist and an even greater father, I could easily read countless pages about his youth, his training, or even how he raised Kiibo and how he met his late wife. The art is fantastic, the action is complex but still easy to follow for anyone familiar with the series or martial arts. The action is a lot less hot blooded than Tough but Oton's more methodical and levelled-headed approach makes for a great alternative to the frantic and often perilous battles we see Kiibo face in Tough.
It's genuinely a shame this is only two volumes, the only downside of this little aside is that it's little and ends rather abruptly.
