Throughout its narrative Kiichi VS serves as a sobering reflection of societal realities prompting readers to ponder moral dilemmas and confront uncomfortable truths. Its conclusion though tragic resonates with poetic beauty as Kiichi sacrifices everything for the promise of a better future for the next generation. The dynamic between Kiichi and Kai stands out as one of the mangas most compelling aspects. Their collaborative efforts to expose corrupt politicians and elites characterized by initial discord followed by a realization of their shared mission are executed flawlessly. The culmination of their plan is a standout moment showcasing Kiichis initially questionable methods ultimately justified by his unwavering charisma. Initially Kiichi doesnt thrust the protagonist into confrontation with the nefarious elements of society. Instead it meticulously delves into Kiichi Someyas upbringing showcasing the characters resilience in the face of harrowing challenges from a young age. Through these trials Kiichi gains insight into the complexities of human nature and the workings of the world evolving from a mere primate into a paragon of humanity. Truly a masterpiece. This manga is exactly what depicts the current state of this country. It touches my heart more than any book or educational material that tries to hide from childrens attention by covering it up with lies and deceptions. Many people are swayed by the media and can only give the right answers without even having an opinion of their own. Many people give up and live without thinking until their graves. I think this is a work that will wake up those people. I admire the authors ability to draw the story to the end without major failures or derailments while responding almost in real time to Japanese political and social movements at the time. Many times along the way I wish I had stopped the story in the childrens section so Keach could have remained a hero in my mind but I still felt compelled to see it through to the end. I was disappointed. The gruesome ending was something that could have been expected from a certain point and I think that if it hadnt turned out that way it would have betrayed the trust of the readers. Still I wanted to know what kind of anger he would feel if he were to see the real world of recent years which has been engulfed in delusion and hatred going even further below? than the realistic profit and loss account that Keach hated. In summary Kiichi ranks as one of my top sociopolitical fictions leaving a profound impact that moved me to tearsan uncommon occurrence for me. I extend my heartfelt gratitude to Araisensei for crafting such a powerful and thoughtprovoking work in Kiichi.