Black Jack (Japanese: ブラック・ジャック , Hepburn: Burakku Jakku ) is a Japanese manga series writt and illustrated by Osamu Tezuka in the 1970s, dealing with the medical advtures of the title character, doctor Black Jack. Black Jack consists of hundreds of short, self-contained stories that are typically about 20 pages long. Black Jack has also be animated into an OVA, two television series (directed by Satoshi Kuwahara and Tezuka's son Makoto Tezuka) and two films.
Most of the stories involve Black Jack doing some good deed, for which he rarely gets recognition—oft curing the poor and destitute for free, or teaching the arrogant a lesson in humility. They sometimes d with a good, humane person during hardship, oft unavoidable death, to save others.
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Pinoko is Black Jack's loyal assistant/adopted daughter, who was actually a Teratogous Cystoma (a growth more commonly known as a teratoma). As se in Volume 1 Chapter 3: Teratogous Cystoma, she was a rare type of parasitic twin, living as part of a patits' body for eighte years. Wh the presce of the twin was evidced from a grotesque distortion in the host's body, Black Jack was contracted to extract and dispose of the growth. In the d, he found the cystoma, although a collection of uncontained organs and muscles, was complete in design if not form. Using life support to maintain them, Black Jack cased the assembly in an artificially constructed exoskeleton sized and shaped in the form of a female human child (around 7 or 8 years). Miraculously, the homunculus survived with all ssory reception intact. Her body is fully capable of walking, running, breathing and consuming/digesting food. Her face and body, though artificial, are remarkably human in design. Developing into a stit though permantly child-sized life form, she was adopted by Black Jack as his informal ward. Pinoko always helps the doctor by doing household chores and by being his assistant in some of his operations. She oft acts as comic relief in Black Jack, claiming to be a girl of eighte years of age and married to Black Jack, despite her childlike appearance and personality. Her main value is companionship and source of affection for the ordinarily cold-natured doctor. Wh she started living with Black Jack, she could not cook, clean, or take care of the house; she could not ev walk, let alone move. Evtually, she learned through hard effort. Being still a child, she occasionally makes accidtal errors, such as using salt instead of sugar while preparing meals. Black Jack thinks of her as his daughter while she thinks of herself as his wife. Black Jack modeled her face after a cute girl he had se in a medical journal who suffers from a lung ailmt of unknown origin (from Volume 7 Chapter 4: The Two Pinokos). Pinoko's life has be put in danger a few times; she was kidnapped (Volume 2 Chapter 8: Kidnapping, Volume 14 Chapter 2: The Third Call, Volume 15 Chapter 1: Treasure Island), swallowed a potassium cyanide pill (Volume 4 Chapter 12: Gas), hit by a bullet (Volume 7 Chapter 10: Black and White), crashed a car (Volume 8 Chapter 8: A Visit from a Killer), and caught an aggressive form of leukemia (Volume 9 Chapter 2: Pinoko Lives). Pinoko says she is 18 years old because that is how long she was in her sister's body, but Black Jack says she is 0-years-old wh he built her. Because of that, she sometimes acts like an adult while other times as a 7-year-old. She cries wh she is injured or throws things wh she is mad. She is sometimes se drawing pictures, playing games, or reading childr's stories. Throughout the whole manga series, she is never se going to school, but has school-aged frids such as Hosuke Sharaku. She aspires to go to school like others her size, and thought about taking the high school trance exam. Black Jack never tries to give Pinoko an 18-year-old body ev though she wants to be bigger. She almost received one wh she nearly died in Volume 9 Chapter 2: Pinoko Lives. She sometimes talks in third-person, using Pinoko instead of I, me, or my. Before Black Jack extracted her from her twin, she temporarily had the ability to telepathically communicate; this characteristic saved her life in that Black Jack recognized her body was alive. As well, in Volume 13 Chapter 4: Teratoid Cystoma, Part 2, she was able to talk to a teratoid cystoma in a patit in her sleep. Pinoko's main form of comic relief is yelling アッチョンブリケ(Acchonburike)—a phrase that has no real meaning but tak as a rough equivalt to Oh my goodness! (oft spelled Omigewdness in fansubs) or I don't believe it! (as translated wh she appeared in an episode of the Astro Boy 80s series), in glish—while pressing her cheeks together with her hands wh something surprising happs. In the 2004 glish dub of the anime, she shouts Allamoby! Also, she says Aramanchu!, which has no real meaning, but can be roughly translated as okey dokey!. Her name is derived from Pinocchio.
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The twin sister of Pinoko, whose name is only revealed in the OVA. She does not like the fact that her teratoid cystoma is actually her twin sister. She would always look away and say that that thing is not her sister. Her face and background is never revealed until Volume 17 Chapter 10: A Visiting Memory. Her second appearance is in Volume 9 Chapter 2: Pinoko Lives where she donates some of her blood to Pinoko. She expresses hope that this would be the last time she would have to be involved with her, as she is gaged to be married. Her third appearance is in Volume 17 Chapter 10: A Visiting Memory where her face and background are finally revealed. Dr. Crab tells Black Jack that she is actually the daughter of an important Buddhist line. She was constrained by pedigree and form. The family is always churning in drama, and she ded up deeply depressed. Th she tries to commit suicide by jumping from the third floor of her house. She survived and, with a huge amount of cash and amnesia, ded up at Black Jack's house. Pinoko and her had a sisterly bond despite neither knowing the idtity of the other. Wh she saw Dr. Crab, her memories returned and she quickly departed, having remembered the nature of her relationship to Pinoko. Pinoko did not know who she really was; Black Jack did.
The reason why Black Jack pursued a career in medicine is because of Dr. Honma, his mtor and life-saver, who acted as the young boy's father-figure. Kagemitsu Hazama, Black Jack's real father, left his wife and son to live in Macau with his new wife Rka. (The reasons for Kagemitsu's behavior are later explained in the Black Jack 21 series). As a child, Black Jack suffered from paralysis in all four limbs and spt many lonely years in a wheelchair until he regained the use of them. Dr. Honma wrote a book about this miracle, as depicted in Volume 1 Chapter 11: The Legs of an Ant.
Megumi Kisaragi is Black Jack's tragic love, whom he met and courted during their internship. Her first appearance was in Volume 1 Chapter 6: Confluce in the manga. She stayed up late at work and cared more about the patits than everyone else. She discovered that Kuroo Hazama had be the one looking after her whever she walked alone at night. Later, she is revealed to have ovarian cancer, and is afraid to tell Black Jack because of her fear that having these parts removed will interfere with their relationship. Nevertheless, the couple confesses their love before the operation while Megumi is still a woman (in reality, a hysterectomy or oophorectomy can affect sexual function, but the side effects associated with these procedures are not as extreme as those depicted in this story).
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Z Mantoku is a character not se in the manga. The true main antagonist in the Black Jack 21 series as he is the one who caused the beach explosion that injured Black Jack and his mother. He is also the one who framed Jotaro Honma by using the medical community to accuse him of human experimtation and forced him to retire. Afterwards, he used his partners as test subjects by improving their blood vessel by using the phoix diseases in hopes of living for eternity.
Z Mantoku is a character not se in the manga. The true main antagonist in the Black Jack 21 series as he is the one who caused the beach explosion that injured Black Jack and his mother. He is also the one who framed Jotaro Honma by using the medical community to accuse him of human experimtation and forced him to retire. Afterwards, he used his partners as test subjects by improving their blood vessel by using the phoix diseases in hopes of living for eternity.
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