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 Posted: Fri Feb 18, 2022 7:35 am
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For some context, Toilet Hakase is the longest Shonen Jump manga, at 30 volumes, to never receive any sort of anime adaptation, with only Rokudenashi Blues being a longer jump manga to never get a TV anime (Rokudenashi at least got two movies in the early 90s). Allegedly, despite being a gag series about scatology, Toilet Hakase is also the origin of Jump’s motto of “Friendship, Effort, Victory”, though I have no idea how, exactly.
Anyway, RIP to Kazuyoshi Torii.
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Posted: Fri Feb 18, 2022 11:14 am
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RIP Torii-san.
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Posted: Sat Feb 19, 2022 12:57 am
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Allegedly, despite being a gag series about scatology, Toilet Hakase is also the origin of Jump’s motto of “Friendship, EffortVictory. |
Not sure if I want to ask what this series meant by “effort”. Or victory 
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Posted: Sat Feb 19, 2022 4:44 am
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| Lord Geo wrote: |
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For some context, Toilet Hakase is the longest Shonen Jump manga, at 30 volumes, to never receive any sort of anime adaptation, with only Rokudenashi Blues being a longer jump manga to never get a TV anime (Rokudenashi at least got two movies in the early 90s). Allegedly, despite being a gag series about scatology, Toilet Hakase is also the origin of Jump’s motto of “Friendship, Effort, Victory”, though I have no idea how, exactly.
Anyway, RIP to Kazuyoshi Torii. |
Thanks for the info. Never knew that this series was so tied to Shonen Jump.
RIP Kazuyoshi Torii
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