1000 Yen Hero
Alt name(s):
- 1000-en Hero
- 1000円ヒーロー
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- 8.05
- 8.10
- 136
Pub. status:
Ongoing
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- 80,557
- 3,101
- 25
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Mysterious monsters attack the people of Japan, but heroes are there to protect them with powers that run on a rate of yen per second. For Hiasa Sen however, there are much more important things to worry about, like catching sales on groceries, his many part time jobs and most importantly, taking care of his little sister. When danger approaches however, he has a secret power of his own, but it may be more trouble than it's worth.
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29 days ago
This shits a masterpiece. |
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1 mo ago
@iamagaroze It seems somewhat popular tbh. Author's Twitter. He's been on Twitter over 4 years, but only has 2300 followers. The pixiv wikia has 12,000 hits. It's serialized in 2 manga apps, so there's that Cool stuff: Gif of MC Fire Engulfed Transformed Form Back-to-back with Shoto from BnHA |
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1 mo ago
anyone know how's the popularity of this series in Japan? I'm really liking it, and glancing at the covers there's at least 7 volumes so far, but you never know... |
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2 mo ago
@mightybalto I still can't shake off the dumbness of money = power. Especially when it's just a few coins. You'd think the hot girl friend could spare to always give the MC a 10$ bill for emergencies so he's not running around with pennies at the worst time. |
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2 mo ago
thought it was just gonna be a bootleg onepunchman but it turns out to be pretty good |
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2 mo ago
Chapter 12's first page is so relatable |
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2 mo ago
I could see this series have its own show after a while as it is very well written and has great characters |
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3 mo ago
LOVE IT |
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3 mo ago
If you'd like to help this series release faster, contact me on discord at LuckyJim#0584 Last edited 3 mo ago by LuckyJim. |
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3 mo ago
1000-yen Hero vs. Saitama :P |
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3 mo ago
reminds me of one punch man |
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7 mo ago
This series is really interesting, I love the superhero designs in it. Can't wait to read more. |
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8 mo ago
ch 3 gave me tears!! was not ready! |
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8 mo ago
Ive been waiting for more ? |
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1 year ago
@Final Ahh. Yes. It was already established that she was there. Thus, in danger; her brother knows, and is moving to intervene. So, why single her out specifically? Perhaps? Targeting her moves it up to a much shorter time frame for action in regard to her safety, heightening dramatic tension; will her brother intervene in time? The rationale for targeting her is her lunch; the villain is a bully, bullies target peoples lunches, going for her lunch is a way of showing that he's a real badass, in an infantile way it's a bully pulling an intimidation play. It's definitely a stereotypical bully activity. That it's her lunch targeted, can be argued to strain credibility, but metaphorically flexing his muscles during his monologue, not so odd, really. ETA: Part of why it would increase dramatic tension is that since her brother made the lunch, there's a reason for her making stupid emotional choices rather than just handing the lunch over. It falls into the trope regarding bullies and lunches, that the targeted lunch carries more meaning than just a meal, that by stealing the lunch they steal the love of the person who made the lunch; thus, greater emotional impact upon the victim. Thus, we needed to know about the lunch in advance, so that we already had that background. It's Chekhov's Gun, to use a term from European literary criticism. That's precisely why it was established in advance that she had it; it wouldn't have been mentioned if it wasn't going to be a plot hook. But, you may be right, it may just be poor plotting/writing; how the story develops should allow us to determine which it really is. Last edited 1 year ago by Weasalopes. |
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1 year ago
@Weasalopes You misunderstand. I'm not criticizing the choice of which child to be terrorized, I'm talking about the lunch. Did he really have to go after her lunch as well? It's bad enough that it's coincidentally her, but it also had to be the one item on her already established. Like, come on, how often does a villain interrupt his high-octane villainy to grab a random civilian's lunch. It's just a bit too much. We already cared since it was her, he didn't have to make it the lunch too. |
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1 year ago
@Final I wouldn't say it's lazy writing. It's tight writing; sure, he could have had the villain terrorize some other kids first, but he had an awful lot of story to fit into this chapter, which is somewhat long to begin with. So, if he's only going to have time to hassle one kid, make it count, yes? Make it someone we care about, rather than some random student we haven't seen before and won't see again. @ghostkun Not overly handsome, i don't think. Not a dog, but not all that spectacular, either. Not classically handsome, but when the proper expression crosses his face, there's an impact. Stealth attractiveness, as it were. |
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1 year ago
I wonder just how handsome this guy is supposed to be. |
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1 year ago
Translators are needed to continue this project, please message me if you're interested. |
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1 year ago
Quaint shonen manga, but the number one thing that bothered me was the villain going straight for his sister's lunch. Like, come on. That's just lazy writing. |