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GTO Series Gets New Uchiyamada Spinoff Manga

posted on by Anita Tai
GTU: Ikari no Death Yamada debuts on October 18

HERO'S INC.'s Comiplex manga site announced on Friday that Tohru Fujisawa's Great Teacher Onizuka is receiving a new spinoff series titled GTU: Ikari no Death Yamada (Great Teacher Uchiyamada: Fury of Death Yamada) on the platform on October 18.

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The series follows Vice Principal Hiroshi Uchiyamada who finds himself in a dimension-bending nightmare after arriving in Kabukicho in search of his missing student Nanami.

Netflix added the GTO: Great Teacher Onizuka anime in North America earlier this year.

Crunchyroll previously added the anime in Japanese with English subtitles in January 2015. It added the anime's English dub in August 2016.

Great Teacher Onizuka aired in Japan in 1999. Tokyopop initally licensed the anime series in 2001, releasing it on DVD singles and two boxsets. Discotek licensed the anime and released it on home video in September 2013. Discotek rereleased the anime on Blu-ray Disc on September 24.

The anime adaptation is inspired by Fujisawa's manga series of the same name. The original manga ended in 2002, but other works in the franchise include the manga sequel GTO: Shonan 14 Days, the discontinued spin-off GT-R, and the predecessor series GTO: The Early Years. Tokyopop and Vertical published various GTO (Great Teacher Onizuka) manga titles, including the GTO: The Early Years prequel, in North America.

The GTO: Paradise Lost manga launched in Weekly Young Magazine in April 2014. After going on hiatus in February 2023, the manga moved to Kodansha's Magazine Pocket website under the new name GTO: Paradise Lost Kai and resumed in April.

The main manga inspired a live-action GTO series adaptation, various television specials over the years, and a live-action film in 2000. GTO: The Early Years inspired a new live-action series adaptation in February 2020. GTO Revival, a new live-action television special, premiered on April 1.

Source: Comiplex


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