Farewell, Night
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"Good night night" is a honorable mention that depicts the interaction between a boy and a cactus. "Night" is named after a cactus called Mexico "Nochise (night)". The so-called Japanese-Japanese second generation boy living in Mexico, Tablo falls off a cliff while walking with a horse, and breaks his legs. There is no one child in the wilderness around here. What a cactus I spoke to the tablo who became uneasy without even calling for help. It has become the underlay of the collapsed stone, so I asked him to help me. With the help of Nochez, the tablo who managed to take the life away somehow brings back Nochez and plantes it in the flowerpot of the house, but Nochez does not say a word. Even though I never talked about words since the end of the day, Tablo is a father's transferer, leaving the flowerpot no couch in Mexico's house and returning to Japan. Tablo's life in Japan was dark. Tablo who has never lived in Japan since I was born is not good at Japanese, I can not communicate well and it will be subject to a suitable bullying. At the time of publication, just when bullying became a social problem. Coolness and gruesomeness of humans are depicted as opposed to the clean exchange with Nochses previously. The story that things other than humans speak the language like human beings and interact with humans is also a situation that Tezuka Osamu is good at. Leo of "Jungle Emperor", Astro Bouncer. By sandwiching non-human existence as a filter, we portray human beings objectively, highlighting the essence, but the viewpoint is plain sarcasm. Even Leo 's like Atom, who likes humans so much, he seems to be very bothered by being bullied, being pushed by selfishness or being perplexed. A contrast between classmates who discipline and tease tablo just by saying that the words are outrageous, after returning to Mexico, with cacti saying pureness that "people and snakes do not know the distinction". Still, the eyes of the author are gentle, like the tell the farewell to the very dark "night" in the last, I find hope and draw a figure of tablo that lives vigorously. Well, the most comical reading of this manga is the scene of a long long trip by Nochses. Using cacti-like means, traveling from Mexico to Japan all the way, traveling scenes are uniquely unique in terms of plants, and add harmony into a serious drama. It is also a pleasure to have Dr. Ochanomizu and Ham Egg on the edge. by tezukaosamu.net