Guys, where can I buy this bear? I need it plushy too.

never a dime break given

She's cruel but right, the perfect virtual gf for 50% manga readers imho. 

This artist is very good at drawing young kids' expressions; they look so lively. 

My only complaint is that it is slow here, but we must learn to be patient. Their progression is portrayed realistically here; good things don't come easy.

you know, Communication is so important and highlighted so well in most Japanese mangas. As they are quite reserved in expressing their thoughts and feelings. Don't miss out out shame or maybe fear to voice out what you want to say

so much hate from her. I thought she's only a lady who wears hermes and prada. 

Just to sum things up, they're probably the only bunch of adults together who think about their childhood to the point of needle in the haystack and ezpz abandon their wives.
Ochiai "shogun" abandoned his wife.
Yoshitsune forsakes his wife and kid.
Maruo left his wife and child. nods that they're presumedly "dead." 
Keroyon abandoned his wife.

You know, the reveal in the first few panels also shows that she saw his intent in Chapter 1. It's great to see changes in people for the better.

20th century boys is a masterclass of its own. It deserves to be made as series, not anime in my humble opinion.

Urasawa is masterclass in making almost all his characters useful. 

GIGACHAD, for real they are really good people both minds and hearts

what an author, great manga 

Kyoko was probably the most unlucky character of the year when this manga was published.

He's like Professor Hojo and Kiriko definitely fits Lucrecia, a beautiful researcher. 

This scene is so Oppenheimer. 

Guilt is a badass feeling. Life's experience taught me that it's paramount to avoid mistakes with all the fibres you could possess.

Her 'Oh Crap' reactions are always priceless.

I'm just going to write this down:
Kanna is a highly intellectual kid, for her to understand her uncle's deep ramblings at such a tender age is no small feat, and she on her own took the trains to reach precisely a place in Tokyo to meet her uncle is another. Kanna has all the IQs she needs; she's lucky to have her uncle as her upbringing figure. Kenji has all the humanity qualities she needs to be a decent human. 
I'm upset with Kenji's sister. But there's one flaw mistake she made when she was younger, which may point to what she may resorted to in future: she could date a person she didn't fond of to get her younger brother a guitar. It's not a huge red flag but for that age to make such a decision is a very huge red flag. I'm glad Kenji stepped in to be a parental figure for Kanna and he did influence this bright kid to her positive best. 

GIGACHAD BEST TEACHER AWARD