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"'''''Soul of the Hermit'''''" is the third chapter (of six total) of the [[Go! Go! Ackman (Cel Comic)|''Go! Go! Ackman'' cel comic sequel manga series]] written by [[Takao Koyama]], illustrated by [[Satoru Iriyoshi]], and with editorial supervision by [[Akira Toriyama]]. It was exclusively published in Japan in the January 1995 issue of Shueisha's ''[[V-Jump]]'' magazine, released '''21 November 1994'''.<ref name="chp03serialized">"GO! GO! ACKMAN". ''V-Jump'', January 1995. Japan: Shueisha, 21 November 1994. (pp. 55-59)</ref> | "'''''Soul of the Hermit'''''" is the third chapter (of six total) of the [[Go! Go! Ackman (Cel Comic)|''Go! Go! Ackman'' cel comic sequel manga series]] written by [[Takao Koyama]], illustrated by [[Satoru Iriyoshi]], and with editorial supervision by [[Akira Toriyama]]. It was exclusively published in Japan in the January 1995 issue of Shueisha's ''[[V-Jump]]'' magazine, released '''21 November 1994'''.<ref name="chp03serialized">"GO! GO! ACKMAN". ''V-Jump'', January 1995. Japan: Shueisha, 21 November 1994. (pp. 55-59)</ref> | ||
Splash text on the title page states 仙人の魂は1000人分 そんなバカな!? ("That's insane — the soul of a hermit is worth 1,000 regular souls?!"). | Splash text on the title page states 仙人の魂は1000人分 そんなバカな!? ("That's insane — the soul of a hermit is worth 1,000 regular souls?!").{{efn|The play on words all chapter long is that 仙人 (''sen'nin'') meaning "hermit" (or "immortal" or "sage"; the same as in the "[[Turtle Hermit]]") and 千人 (''sen nin'') meaning "1,000 people" are homophones.}} | ||
==Summary== | ==Summary== | ||
While Ackman taps away at video games, his father comes in with good news: if all goes well, he has a way to get what's worth 1,000 souls all at once! Gordon can't believe this. A "Wanted Posters for the Demon World" is cracked open, showing a 1,500 year old hermit who likes milkshakes and is good at calligraphy. Ackman's father breaks it down: the soul of this kind of hermit is worth 1,000 souls all on its own. If Ackman goes out and kills him, he'll get a 100,000 yen allowance! Ackman is shook at this amount of money. | |||
==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
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| Premiered | V-Jump, January 1995 | ||
| Sale Date | 21 November 1994 | ||
| Issue Date | January 1995 | ||
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| Pages | Pages 1-5 (Full Color) | ||
"Soul of the Hermit" is the third chapter (of six total) of the Go! Go! Ackman cel comic sequel manga series written by Takao Koyama, illustrated by Satoru Iriyoshi, and with editorial supervision by Akira Toriyama. It was exclusively published in Japan in the January 1995 issue of Shueisha's V-Jump magazine, released 21 November 1994.[1]
Splash text on the title page states 仙人の魂は1000人分 そんなバカな!? ("That's insane — the soul of a hermit is worth 1,000 regular souls?!").[a]
Summary
While Ackman taps away at video games, his father comes in with good news: if all goes well, he has a way to get what's worth 1,000 souls all at once! Gordon can't believe this. A "Wanted Posters for the Demon World" is cracked open, showing a 1,500 year old hermit who likes milkshakes and is good at calligraphy. Ackman's father breaks it down: the soul of this kind of hermit is worth 1,000 souls all on its own. If Ackman goes out and kills him, he'll get a 100,000 yen allowance! Ackman is shook at this amount of money.
Cast
Availability
This chapter is exclusively available via its original serialization within the January 1995 issue of Shueisha's V-Jump magazine.
Legacy
The Go! Go! Ackman cel comic sequel manga series continues onward from Toriyama's original 11-chapter manga series (published over the course of 1993-1994 in the same magazine), coinciding with and promoting the first Go! Go! Ackman video game for the Nintendo Super Famicom. It was followed by a second and third cel comic series, serving the same purpose in the same magazine.
External Links
- TBD
References
- ↑ "GO! GO! ACKMAN". V-Jump, January 1995. Japan: Shueisha, 21 November 1994. (pp. 55-59)
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