10 years later, the Sins have split up and are on the run. Then, some years after the group is formed, they discover that the Chief Holy Knight has been turned into a human pincushion, and the Sins have been framed for the crime.
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You've got an immortal warrior, a very envious giant, an emotionless doll, a power-hungry mage, a shapeshifting fairy king who takes the form of a chubby man, and an honorable Holy Knight who's humble and frail during the day, but arrogant and extremely powerful during the day. To avoid spoiling, I'll just say that Meliodas became a Holy Knight of Liones, and to fight against the Ten Commandments, Meliodas gathered a group of six other individuals (Most of which have been accused of crimes and sentenced to death) to form the strongest rag-tag bunch of misfits in Brittania, the Seven Deadly Sins. Meliodas is the demon protagonist of the Seven Deadly Sins, as well as the Dragon Sin of Wrath. I'll admit also part of it is nostalgia cause the anime used to air where I live but LETS NOT WORRY ABOUT THAT. He'd also just be a generally fun character that helps diversify our genre representation a bit more, but above all else, I feel he's genuinely too important to Jump to exclude, if we're putting special emphasis on their properties. Despite the regional barrier oftentimes preventing him from getting acknowledgement, he's a surprisingly iconic and important character to Jump history, and it definitely kinda weirds me out seeing the amount of rosters that omit him.
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So when looking at all this, I think I've made a good case for Ryotsu. J-Stars? He's there! The Jump Stars games on the DS? He's there! The two Jump crossover RPGs on the Famicom? He's there! The mobile games like Jumputi Heroes and Jikkyou Janjan Stadium? He's there! The obscure Game Boy quiz game Cult Jump? You bet your sweet bippy he's there. In fact, the only notable large-scale Jump crossover game (so not counting stuff like Battle Stadium DON that's only supposed to cross over a select few properties) that Ryotsu has missed out on.is Jump Force. They went all out when it reached its 30th anniversary, with several special events being held, and it's a near-constant presence in Jump crossover games.
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So Kochikame is generally just a very revered series within Jump's library of franchises. It's gotten such things as an anime, three animated films, a live-action series, two live-action movies and several stage adaptations. In fact, it's also the seventh highest-selling manga of all time, beating out such series as Demon Slayer, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Crayon Shin-chan, Attack on Titan and goddamn Astro Boy. This makes it not just the longest-running series in Jump history, but one of the longest-running manga of all time. This also allowed it to go for a really long time - it ran for 40 whole goddamn years, clocking in at 1,960 chapters and 200 volumes, until it finally ended in 2016. Interestingly enough, the chapters actually weren't numbered - each one was its own completely self-contained little story, which meant it was a lot more accessible than most other Jump series which you oftentimes have to, like, actually catch up to. Although most of the characters never aged, the series always evolved with the times, often centering chapters around - and subtly mocking - recent trends or events in Japan. Believe it or not, Kochikame is actually a very very important series to Jump history - it's immensely popular in Japan, to the point that real-life Japanese celebrities often made appearances in it. The typical plot in the series revolves around Ryotsu coming up with some get-rich-quick scheme based on the latest fad or a new gadget of his and achieving great success, only for it to always come crashing down on him at the end. The series follows the misadventures of one Kankichi Ryotsu - a middle-aged cop who works at a neighborhood police station in downtown Tokyo. Kochira Katsuhika-ku Kameari Koen Mae Hashutsujo - better known as just Kochikame - is a Weekly Shonen Jump comedy manga that began in 1976.