After having read a lot of manga and wondering which one was my favorite, there is one that definitely has been hanging around in my head for several days even though the manga is not one of the most known or in the top of the most read manga I must admit that the manga called hito Hitori Futari whose story focuses on a female character who dies and must become the guardian angel of a japanese politician, but what makes this manga special that I preferred to write about it instead of One Piece, Kingdom, Innocent, the horizon, vendi mi vida y mi tiempo, any of juji ito's horror, the endless Hunter x Hunter, the isekais that different genres, themes and perspectives, or manwhas like the greatest architect, solo leveling, or manhua like thales of demonds.
If there is something difficult to find, it is well-built female characters, at least from my personal appreciation Riyon who is the spirit that takes care of the Japanese Prime Minister Kasuga Soichiro Soichiro who has half a year to live, and who, having passed through death, is able to communicate with his guardian spirit, which would later help him to carry out tasks that would be decisive for this great story.
The mystical and spiritual part of the struggle between good and evil, just as there are guardian angels there were also other entities that sought to feed on feelings of hopelessness, stress, hatred among many negative things which are represented as spheres that are inside the minds of people, she as guardian angel would have to fight against that, the union with her protégé that fortunately he could hear him and she could communicate made them have an interesting bond, she had a rule that she could not tell him how long the politician had to live but she was able to see.
I liked the way in which there were certain people who could impose their presence, in addition to the leadership capacity of the main character although he had political rivalries and even family problems, using the issue of nuclear energy seeking regulations or making people be in favor of it, protests from an important sector of the population were shown and how it was handled to take advantage of the popularity of the Prime Minister's campaign, there was a particular scene that surprised me since the decision taken by the politician to win the electoral base was radical.
This is a work by Takahashi Tsutomu who is likely to be remembered for works such as 69, alive, blue heaven, Ice Blade, Tetsuwan Girl among others. The manga has 84 brilliantly drawn chapters, you could say that it is a short manga to read in a couple of days, published on November 2, 2011 and finished on August 1, 2013 whose serialization was made in Young Jump.
If there is something difficult in the stories is to have a great ending, I'm not talking about one that you can deduce how the characters would end, if their dreams are fulfilled or not or what was thought for each character, but in this manga I thought it had a fair ending but at the same time unexpected, it was fresh, I found the fate of the characters nice and I feel that apart from the story and the message its ending made me remember it fondly even though it was a long time after reading the manga because it moved me as very few stories have been able to do, I recommend reading it if you have not yet done so.
The rest of the images have been taken from the manga, Source