| However, Keaton, his childhood friend, suspects that the suspect was framed, successfully points Charlie towards the real culprit | org called the anime adaptation's faithfulness to the manga both good and bad; "it has succeeded in capturing the atmosphere of the original and conveying that in a different media |
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| Keaton's parents separated when he was five, and young Taichi moved back to England with his mother | However, as Keaton comes to know the child, he decides to take Flora to her mother in , instead |
| The two started working together in 1982 | The widow Flora fears for her life and hires Charlie Chapman, as her bodyguard |
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| But eventually the editors changed, and these "intimate" meetings were no longer possible | Hokusei Katsushika is a pseudonym of manga story writer Hajime Kimura, who was also a co-writer of |
He discovers the long history of the lord behind the crest, Angus T.
| The opening theme "Railtown" is by Kuniaki Haishima | In a review of the first English volume for , Rebecca Silverman wrote that while the premise of the book is fascinating and its stories well-told, the episodic nature of the chapters takes away from its "overall strength |
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| " Although Hasegawa praised the art as beautiful and detailed, they had complaints with fluctuations in the animation quality | Production [ ] There is controversy over who wrote the stories for Master Keaton |
Manga story writer Kariya Tetsu, who was a close friend of Kimura and an influential figure at , opposed this action vehemently, which resulted in the discontinuation of the further publication of the manga as of July 2005.