Tokyo Crazy Paradise Series
Tagged under Yoshiki Nakamura, Series.
The year is 2020 AD. The crime rate in Tokyo is now through the roof and crimes in the open are basically commonplace.
The police are swamped by the very high number of cases they have to solve, so most criminals either go free or return
to the streets shortly after being imprisoned. Most crimes, however, seem to be against women, as they are viewed as the
ideal prey: weak and unable to defend themselves.
In this world, four newly orphaned kids strive to
live. Tsukasa, Toshiyuki, Shou and
Takumi Kozuki's parents were killed in a battle between two rivaling mafia groups, so the kids are now on the streets.
They still have their pride as "cop kids" intact, but that doesn't help them much. As there's no way, out, Tsukasa asks
for help from Ryuuji Shirogami...who is none other than the leader of Kuryugumi, the biggest crime syndicate in the
region.
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Member Opinions
Definitely one of my favorite manga and one that I like to recommend simply because there's something for everybody. Even though it stands at 19 volumes I didn't feel like it was drawn out and enjoyed the plot.
Tsukasa is a great protagonist with an attitude that should be found more often in female leads: she is perfectly capable of protecting herself and does not shy away from helping others when they need it. The most intriguing aspect for me were the dynamics between her and the other characters, especially Asago; they don't feel forced and I had no problem believing why characters were behaving the way they were.
Only complaint I have is in regard to the art: sometimes, the characters look too mature and tall for their age - this is especially obvious in full-body shots, where the legs can get VERY long (so much that it actually pulled me out from the story).