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Created by Masahiko Takajo and Saruwatari Tetsuya, Riki-Oh is not for the faint of heart. It was serialized in the magazine Business Jump from 1988 to 1990 and later published in 12 volumes. The manga starts off very much like a weak Fist of the North Star rip-off however it eventually takes its own pace and voice after the first story arc.▼
It is in the near future, sometimes in the 1990 most likely, the world sucks to say the least. Saiga Riki-Oh is in a privatized prison where might makes right. He soon becomes an enemy of the Four Emperors, four powerful prisoners made head guards, and then the mysterious warden. The first storyline ends much the same way as the infamous "[[The Story of Ricky]]" ends-▼
▲Created by Masahiko Takajo and Saruwatari Tetsuya, '''Riki-Oh
▲It is
But the manga doesn't end there.
Riki-Oh begins an adventure where he tries to find his brother, and find clues towards his past for it seems as though somebody is pulling the strings. Thus Riki-Oh's journal is full of combat where the action never ends. Bodies pile up as the super power martial artist punches and kicks through armies of freaks, robots, androids, monsters, martial artists, ferocious animals, and more!
Very, very violent. You know you love it.
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* [[Adaptation Distillation]]: Despite its horrendously low budget, ''[[The Story of Ricky]]'' remains surprisingly faithful to its source material. Whether this is a good or bad thing is debatable.
* [[Adolf Hitler]]: {{spoiler|He's possibly Riki-Oh's grandfather.}}
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