The Climber

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Kokou no Hito
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孤高の人

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Transfer student Buntaro Mori starts his first day at his new school already on the administration’s radar. He’s withdrawn and sullen, and the teachers are just waiting for him to explode. When his annoying classmate Miyamoto promises to leave him alone forever if he climbs to the top of the school, Mori eagerly takes up the challenge and shocks everyone when he makes it all the way to the roof. Flushed with the victory of his first successful climb, Mori can’t resist the lure of the local peak, despite warnings from more experienced climbers about the risks of climbing alone. But Mori doesn’t care. A little danger is nothing in the face of his new obsession. (Source: VIZ Media)

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Audience Demographics
Male Oriented Seinen
Character Archetype
Hero Anti-Hero
Locations
Wilderness Foreign Himalayas School Asia Japan Natural Snowscape
School
High Clubs
Sexual Content
Nudity Reverse Rape Intensity Mature
Work Info > Art Style
Realistic Elaborate
Themes
Coming of Age Philosophy Classic Literature Sports Death Courtship Romantic Subplot Death Suicide Emotions Loneliness Kinship Fatherhood
Philosophy
Reflections on Human Existence Reflections on Human Nature
Sports
Bodybuilding Fitness
Occupations
Criminals Delinquents
Time Period > Period Piece
Late Modern & Contemporary 21st century
Activities
Rock Climbing
Leisure
Outdoor Activities Travel
Outdoor Activities
Hiking Mountaineering Mountain Climbing
Character Traits
Search For Oneself Dishonest Character Studious Character
Character Types
Deliberate Loner Hikikomori Male Lead Male Lead Strong
Cast
Primarily Adult Primarily Male
Protagonists
Loner Protagonist Anti-Social Protagonist Dedicated Protagonist Stubborn Protagonist
Narrative Tropes
Survival Character Change Character Growth Death Tropes Dead Friend Mental Manipulation Dissociative Identities
Plot Structure
Time Manipulation Time Skip

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