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After the point where the anime leaves off, the manga gets...weird. And it only gets weirder as it goes on, first turning into a hentai and then getting stranger from there to the point where Kintaro becomes so obsessed with a particular girl that he gives up his own life and personality to basically become a copy of her. For fans of the anime it's a serious case of MoodWhiplash, and it doesn't take long for it to stop feeling even remotely like the same character and story.
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After the point where the anime leaves off, the manga gets...weird. And it only gets weirder as it goes on, first turning into a hentai and then getting stranger from there to the point where Kintaro becomes so obsessed with a particular girl that he gives up his own life and personality to basically become a copy of her. For fans of the anime it's a serious case of MoodWhiplash, and it doesn't take long for it to stop feeling even remotely like the same character and story.
story. [[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=d7PWW4zALTY&pp=ygUQZ29sZGVuIGJveSBtYW5nYQ%3D%3D A video by OtakuDaiKun]] goes into depth about it.
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* AuthorFillibuster: As the manga slowly but surely shifted away from its lighthearted comedy roots, it became clear that author Tatsuya Egawa started using his manga to voice some of his personal beliefs regarding society in Japan at the time.
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* AuthorFilibuster: As the manga slowly but surely shifted away from its lighthearted comedy roots, it became clear that author Tatsuya Egawa started using his manga to voice some of his personal beliefs regarding society in Japan at the time.
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* AuthorFillibuster: As the manga slowly but surely shifted away from its lighthearted comedy roots, it became clear that author Tatsuya Egawa started using his manga to voice some of his personal beliefs regarding society in Japan at the time.
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* NoEnding: The manga abruptly ends with [[spoiler:Kintaro stuck in a virtual reality simulation that gets caught in a power outage]].
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In 2010, Tatsuya came back with ''Golden Boy II - Sasurai no Obenkyou Yarou Geinoukai Ooabare-hen'', which ran in ''Business Jump'' until 2011. As the name implies it's a sequel of the original series, but it remains fairly unknown, in contrast to the original boom.
In 2010, Tatsuya came back with ''Golden Boy II - Sasurai no Obenkyou Yarou Geinoukai Ooabare-hen'', which ran in ''Business Jump'' until 2011. As the name implies it's a sequel of the original series, but it remains fairly unknown, in contrast to the original boom.
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After the point where the anime leaves off, the manga gets...weird. And it only gets weirder as it goes on, first turning into a hentai and then getting stranger from there to the point where Kintaro becomes so obsessed with a particular girl that he gives up his own life and personality to basically become a copy of her. Yeah. For fans of the anime it's a serious case of MoodWhiplash, and it doesn't take long for it to stop feeling even remotely like the same character and story.
In 2010, Tatsuya came back with ''Golden Boy II - Sasurai no Obenkyou Yarou Geinoukai Ooabare-hen'', which ran in ''Business Jump'' until 2011. As the name implies it's a sequel of the original series, but it remains fairly unknown, in contrast to the originalboom.
series.
In 2010, Tatsuya came back with ''Golden Boy II - Sasurai no Obenkyou Yarou Geinoukai Ooabare-hen'', which ran in ''Business Jump'' until 2011. As the name implies it's a sequel of the original series, but it remains fairly unknown, in contrast to the original
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* {{Expy}}: At least in terms of design and her motorcycle hobby, Reiko Terayama is [[https://twitter.com/Kintariyo/status/1622694167641001997 one to Mari Ooaya]] from Tatsuya Egawa's previous series, ''Manga/MagicalTarurutoKun''.
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* ArtEvolution: Golden Boy II is this in all aspects, considering it began serialization more than ''a decade'' after the original Golden Boy's ending, Tatsuya really evolved his art style.
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* ArtEvolution: Golden Boy II is this in all aspects, considering it began serialization more than ''a decade'' after the original Golden Boy's ending, Tatsuya Egawa really evolved his art style.
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* AsHimself: The series' creator Tatsuya Egawa voiced himself in episode 6 of the OVA adaptation.
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* ADateWithRosiePalms: Reiko, the woman with the motorcycle fetish mentioned below.
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* CastingGag: Creator/SakikoTamagawa (Reiko) previously played a biker, except the last time, [[Manga/YoureUnderArrest she was a police officer]].
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* TheCameo: Taruruto, from Tatsuya Egawa's previous series, ''[[Manga/{{MagicalTaruruto-Kun}} Magical Taruruto-Kun]]'' makes a small cameo towards the end of the first episode as "the wizard", serving as the office assistant-esque UI in Kintaro's newly built computer software.
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* TheCameo: Taruruto, from Tatsuya Egawa's previous series, ''[[Manga/{{MagicalTaruruto-Kun}} Magical Taruruto-Kun]]'' ''Manga/MagicalTarurutoKun'' makes a small cameo towards the end of the first episode as "the wizard", serving as the office assistant-esque UI in Kintaro's newly built computer software.
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* TheCameo: Taruruto, from Tatsuya Egawa's previous series, ''Magical Taruruto-Kun'' ''[[Manga/{{MagicalTaruruto-Kun}} Magical Taruruto-Kun]]'' makes a small cameo towards the end of the first episode as "the wizard", serving as the office assistant-esque UI in Kintaro's newly built computer software.
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* TheCameo: Taruruto, from Tatsuya Egawa's previous series, ''Magical Taruruto-Kun'' makes a small cameo towards the end of the first episode as "the wizard", serving as the office assistant-esque UI in Kintaro's newly built computer software.
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%%* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Kintaro.
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* RunningGag: Kintaro hugging a toilet bowl when imagining that a beautiful woman sat on it. During his fantasizing, said woman will surprise him. HilarityEnsues.
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* RunningGag: Kintaro hugging a toilet bowl when imagining that a beautiful woman sat on it. During his fantasizing, said woman will surprise him. HilarityEnsues.[[PlayedForLaughs Hilarity ensues]].
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* TheTease: Naoko.
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* IndulgentFantasySegue: Madame President's reaction to Kintaro [[WhatAnIdiot shutting off her computer]] went considerably better in his head.
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* IndulgentFantasySegue: Madame President's reaction to Kintaro [[WhatAnIdiot shutting off her computer]] computer went considerably better in his head.
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* GagBoobs / {{Gainaxing}}: The boss of the software company in Episode 1. The mere act of ''standing up'' is enough to get her chest swaying.
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* AccidentalKiss: Kogure's erm [[BrainBleach moment]] with, unbeknownst to him, Kintaro.
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* AccidentalKiss: Kogure's erm Kogure's… erm… [[BrainBleach moment]] with, unbeknownst to him, Kintaro.
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* YamatoNadeshiko: Reiko is a {{subversion}}, given her secret love of [[BikerBabe riding motorcycles]] and [[TheImmodestOrgasm getting off on them,]] while doing her level best to embody all of the trappings of this trope in public and around her household.
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* YamatoNadeshiko: Reiko is a {{subversion}}, given her secret love of [[BikerBabe [[BadassBiker riding motorcycles]] and [[TheImmodestOrgasm getting off on them,]] while doing her level best to embody all of the trappings of this trope in public and around her household.
