Her interest piqued, Tights decides to forget about the Umibōzu and asks about this threat instead. Omori is struck by the realization: That’s right! Jaco mentioned something fearsome was on its way. She then asks again what an Umibōzu is, ignoring the round-headed shadowy figure in the water behind her.
Omori thinks he is still feeling down about the sketch, but Tights says he went up there to keep watch for his primary objective. Tights points him to the top of the cliff, then asks what an Umibōzu is. Omori tells her to be careful about the Umibōzu in the water, then asks where Jaco is. The next day, Tights is out swimming off the pier. Original weekly print (Japanese) & digital (English) versionsĪt night, Jaco continues to complain to Tights about how even the new police sketch looks nothing like him, while she tells him to just go to sleep already.
An orbit-bound pop idol doppelganger and a bit of %E2%80%9Ctime dilation%E2%80%9D round out the book%E2%80%99s mayhem, which%E2%80%94like its hero%E2%80%94offers a whole lot packed into a small space. In the meantime, Omori needs to keep Jaco%E2%80%99s presence a secret, despite a nosy government agent, as well as Jaco%E2%80%99s attention-grabbing antics and powers. Although bothered by the whole ordeal, Omori offers to help repair Jaco%E2%80%99s vessel and send the diminutive extraterrestrial on his way. Intergalactic peacekeeper Jaco is assigned to protect Earth from an incoming threat, but he crashes his spaceship on a remote island inhabited by Omori, a retired engineer. Dragon Ball creator Toriyama returns to comedic serials with the story of an eccentric alien who befriends a grumpy old man.
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