Violence Jack

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バイオレンスジャック

Description

September 11, 197x, In the whole Kantou region a magnitude 8-9 violent earthquake occurred. Scholars called it the great destruction of the Showa Era, but the people called it the earthquake from hell! Volcanoes erupted, buildings crumbled, Tokyo became decimated in a single day. The government, after failing to recover the city, abandons Tokyo and moves the capital. The survivors form a society with no laws. In this harsh lawless world emerges Jack, a 10 foot giant who annihilates anyone and anything in his path. The manga details his journey.

Note: This was the serialization in the magazine Weekly Shounen Magazine and Monthly Shounen Magazine.

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Activities > Crimes
Cannibalism Terrorism Murder Mass
Character Archetype
Futanari Perverts Hero Anti-Hero
Locations
Slums Natural Desert
Narrative Tropes
Survival Battle Tropes Unrealistic Fighting Character Change Transformation
Sexual Content
Castration Child Rape Humiliation Nudity Sex Addict Sexual Abuse
Intensity
Ecchi Mature Ecchi Borderline H
Sexual Acts
Outdoor Intercourse Public Intercourse Rape Group Intercourse Rape Gang
Themes
Controversial Earthquake LGBTQ+ Violence GAR Philosophy Nihilism Violence Gore
Organized Crime
Gangs Gangs Gang Wars
Character Traits
Personality Traits Psychopaths
Appearance
Muscular Female Height Tall Male Lead Physique Muscular Male Lead
Hair
Hair Length Long-Haired Male Lead
Human Anatomy
Breasts Big
Species & Creatures
Monsters Divine Beings Satan
Work Info > Publication Format > Serialization Format
Episodic Interconnected
Settings
Apocalypse Post-Apocalyptic Alternate Reality Desertpunk Dystopian Weather Natural Disasters
Fantasy
Isekai Transported to Another World
Audience Demographics > Male Oriented
Seinen Shounen
Character Types
Supporting Cast Large Cast Victims Sex Slave
LGBTQ+ Characters
Bisexual Transgender Character
Male Lead
Personality Male Lead Cold Male Lead
Occupations
Armed Forces Samurai
Criminals
Terrorist Yakuza
Time Period > Period Piece
Late Modern & Contemporary 20th Century

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