原始少年リュウ

Genshi Shounen Ryuu

Set in primitive times, a baby with white skin is born into the world. As his skin color is different from the rest of the children around him, the baby is immediately disliked and alienated from the others. Deserted and left on his own, the baby is eventually picked up by an ape called Kitty and raised as her child. The baby, Ryuu, grows up to be a good man but at this moment, his mother is attacked and killed by Tirano. In order to defeat Tirano and also find his real mother, Ryuu decides to set off on his own journey. In the midst of his travels, he meets the siblings Ran and Don. With his new-found companions, Ryuu begins his battle against hardships and obstacles.

Format
Manga
Chapters
27
Status
Finished
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★54% Average♥9 Favorites

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Type
Manga
Format
Manga
Chapters
27
Status
Finished
Start Date
Oct 11, 1971
End Date
Apr 10, 1972
Average Score
54%
Mean Score
64%
Ratings
72
Popularity
400
Favorites
9
Reviews
0
Genres
Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi
Country
Japan
Romaji
Genshi Shounen Ryuu
Synonyms
Genshi Shonen RyuRyu the Ancient BoyPrimitive Boy Ryu

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Description

Set in primitive times, a baby with white skin is born into the world. As his skin color is different from the rest of the children around him, the baby is immediately disliked and alienated from the others. Deserted and left on his own, the baby is eventually picked up by an ape called Kitty and raised as her child. The baby, Ryuu, grows up to be a good man but at this moment, his mother is attacked and killed by Tirano. In order to defeat Tirano and also find his real mother, Ryuu decides to set off on his own journey. In the midst of his travels, he meets the siblings Ran and Don. With his new-found companions, Ryuu begins his battle against hardships and obstacles.

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Japanese

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Status Distribution

Planning
256
Completed
124
Current
14
Dropped
4
Paused
2

Score Distribution

20%
1
30%
2
40%
5
50%
11
60%
19
70%
16
80%
10
90%
4
100%
4

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