Having the name of Shigeo Nagashima is hard enough. People always expect me to be as good as that Mr. Giants. But, I don’t even have the talent. One day, I stuck in some weird shop. The owner offers me God Bat. He said it can hit any kind of ball. But, I have to put money in my right pocket to make it work. Well, though I’m broke, now I can answer their hope. We’re going to Koshien!!
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Yaiba is raised by his martial art maniac father in the mountain.
He is trained to be great fighter, too. One day, the father took him to his friend’s house in the city. Yaiba, then, is left there.
He’s a straight hearted boy and will fight for virtues. But, the stronger someone is, the more jealous people get. Yaiba faces many opponents while he waits for his missing father.
This series was published long before Metantei Conan, but it wasn’t very successful till that detective story was released. Well, Aoyama Gosho sensei surely made a lot of profit from them. He was listed as one of the tenths highest tax payer in Japan.
My Rating: 
This is the best detective comic ever since. Shinichi Kudo is a popular High School’s detective.
His father is a novelist and his mother used to be a famous actress. They spend most of their time abroad, leaving their only child alone in Japan.
As a famous person, Shinichi gets a lot of girls’ attention, but he’s in love with his childhood friend, Ran Mouri. Ran’s father, Kogoro, runs a detective agency, while her separated mother, Eri Kisaki, is famous lawyer.
On a trip to tropical land, Shinichi peeps in to a Black Men’s transaction. Unfortunately, they found him and give him drug that shrinks his body. He has a new mission now: to find the Black Men and get back to his old body. He lives with Ran, hoping that he could get information from Kogoro’s agency.
His appearance is a first grade student, but his mind still is the brain of the famous High School detective.
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anyway, Heiji is my favorite character here. what about you?
Ima wa aitakatta...
I guess they're right: you can't trust love till you've been burnt.
 | sakuramochi on Ore wa Teppei |
| sakuramochi on Kamenashi Kazuya |
 | Iwan Awaludin on Ore wa Teppei |
| Iwan Awaludin on Ore wa Teppei |
 | Chibi on Kamenashi Kazuya |
