How many episodes does Tsukasa Hojo have in total?

TV1: City Hunter All 49 Episodes TV2: City Hunter 2 All 65 Chapters.

TV3: City Hunter 3 All 13 episodes TV4: City Hunter'91 All 13 Chapters 89 Theatrical Version: City Hunter Love and Fate's Repeating Gun 90 Years Theatrical Version: City Hunter Beach City Battle.

'90 Theatrical Version: City Hunter A million-dollar conspiracy.

96 TV Special: City Hunter Plainclothes Female Detective 97 TV Special: City Hunter Goodbye my love.

1. Judging from the style of painting, the author is a **lover**, he has a large number of books and magazines on martial arts and hidden banquet vessels at home, and the ** involved in the work is comparable to**. And the background he depicts is carefully depicted after the author goes out to take pictures and shoots;

2. From the point of view of content, the author attaches great importance to inner excavation, various cases are exquisitely designed, and more importantly, the author focuses on shaping the villains except for the protagonist, the content is witty and humorous, the plot is gripping, and the inner drama of the main brigade Yinjiao is written to the limit of carrying divination;

3. From the perspective of popularity, "City Hunter" is the most popular purely realistic painting style work after "Fist of the Big Dipper" and before "Slam Dunk", and it is an excellent detective comic.

1. From the point of view of the style of painting, the author is a **lover**, he has a large number of ** books and magazines at home, and the ** involved in the work is comparable to**. And the background he depicts is carefully depicted after the author goes out to take pictures and shoots;

2. From the perspective of content, the author attaches great importance to inner excavation, various cases are exquisitely designed, and more importantly, the author focuses on shaping the villains of the nuclear macro in addition to the protagonist, the content is witty and humorous, the plot is exciting, and the inner drama of the protagonist is written to the limit; Change the guess book.

3. From the perspective of popularity, "City Hunter" is the most popular pure realistic painting style work after "Beidou God Fist" and before "Slam Dunk", and it is an excellent detective comic with a trillion imitations.

**Attending a meeting in Tanxiao Angshan was attacked, and the army's top brass secretly organized a counterattack and carried out a sweeping plan, and Wu Lie and Zhen Biao were on the organization list. However, there was a division of judgment within the high-level, and in order to take into account the international situation, the personnel who participated in the sweep plan were secretly killed, and Wu Lie lost his life in order to save Zhenbiao. Zhen Biao secretly took Wu Lie's child away and raised it, and trained the child Chongzhi to become a sharpshooter.

Log in to this**, you can see the plot of each Zhongdan episode, and you can also view the cast list selling fights, old photos of drama sales, etc.

After "Fist of the Big Dipper", "Slam Dunk" is a work of pure realistic painting style before "Slam Dunk", an excellent detective comic.

Before Angel Heart, Tsukasa Hojo's manga picture looks very greasy. After starting the ** Angel Heart, the picture of Tsukasa Hojo, who keeps up with the pace of the times, is also "clean and clear", and it doesn't give people the greasy feeling it used to be (it may also be a pirated ...... when I watched it）

How did Gintama and the protagonist Gintoshi Sakata evaluate Gintama before? When I mentioned this question, the feather fang (uh, I prefer that name) belongs to the kind of protagonist who usually hangs off but is very reliable at critical moments. Thinking about it further, the similar protagonist I know is the stars of "Lucky Star Kid", and it can be regarded as the pioneer of this kind of character, right?

If there is a similar protagonist earlier, please point out that I don't know 0 0).

Let's start with the style of painting. Tsukasa Hojo is a machine fanatic firearms enthusiast, and he has a large number of firearms books and magazines at home, and the firearms involved in his works are comparable to **. There is also the background he painted.

These are all things that Tsukasa Hojo went out with a camera on his back to take pictures and framed them, and then took them back and depicted them carefully. He is really a cartoonist who is full of work ethic and is admirable. As Nemo mentioned, the painting style of Tsukasa Hojo during the "Three Sisters of Cat's Eye" period was not very mature, and the body proportions of the characters were sometimes out of balance (not the kind of drawing, there is no problem with a single picture, but the character in the manga before and after will be seen to be a little different).