23年間絶版、トキワ荘の紅一点が少女漫画の全てを壊した【水野英子・ファイヤー!】

The man who continued to resist the system was ultimately sent to a mental hospital. Why did such a pure heart have no other choice but to go there? The answer, depicted in 1969, continues to resonate deeply even today. This article explains why Eiko Mizuno's "Fire!"—considered the first successful shojo manga to feature a rock singer as the protagonist—shocked readers so much, and what that ending meant. ▼ Work introduced in this article "Fire!" by Eiko Mizuno (serialized in Weekly Seventeen, 1969-1971 / reprinted in 2 volumes, Bungei Shunju) ▼ About the channel Garukuma is a channel that delves into and explains masterpieces of shojo manga. Please subscribe and like! Being pure is incompatible with the system. Isn't there something still smoldering within you, something you thought you had come to terms with? Please share your thoughts in the comments section. *This video is compiled based on publicly available information. #Fire #EikoMizuno #ShoujoManga #WeeklySeventeen #TokiwaSo #ShoujoMangaExplanation #WorkExplanation #ShogakukanMangaAward #RockComic #Counterculture #Garukuma VOICEVOX: Sayo/SAYO