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Desert Eagle
Synopsis
Ichigo Washio is a young man with a bright future—a bright future, that is, within the gangs of Shinjuku. When he meets Ringo Takamizawa, a fellow student hell-bent on revenge on those who took everything from his mother, the gregarious Ichigo doesn't think twice about helping Ringo—even when it means it’ll pit Ichigo against men he's looked up to his whole life. But Ichigo knows he's in the right, and with his new friends and a healthy dose of stupidity to guide him, he's ready to return justice to Shinjuku's streets! From the author of Tokyo Revengers!
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(Contains minor spoilers for the ending of Tokyo Revengers)
I saw that there aren't any reviews for this manga. So I figured I'd write one.
Desert Eagle is written by Ken Wakui, the same author as Tokyo Revengers, with Desert Eagle being written a few years before. After reading this, it's clear that Wakui was testing his ability to write manga centered around delinquents, as Desert Eagle is much shorter and has a much more linear plot than Tokyo Revengers. The main character, Ichigo, is not super fleshed out, but he is fairly likable. As far as the plot goes, it did seem a little bit rushed, read more
I saw that there aren't any reviews for this manga. So I figured I'd write one.
Desert Eagle is written by Ken Wakui, the same author as Tokyo Revengers, with Desert Eagle being written a few years before. After reading this, it's clear that Wakui was testing his ability to write manga centered around delinquents, as Desert Eagle is much shorter and has a much more linear plot than Tokyo Revengers. The main character, Ichigo, is not super fleshed out, but he is fairly likable. As far as the plot goes, it did seem a little bit rushed, read more