Tottemo! Luckyman Vol. 8

Tottemo! Luckyman (Japanese: とっても!ラッキーマン) is a comedy action shonen manga by Japanese manga artist Hiroshi Gamo (later known as Tsugumi Ohba, creator of Death Note and Bakuman). It ran in Weekly Shonen Jump from 1993 to 1997, with 16 collected volumes and 188 chapters in total, and inspired a 50-episode TV anime of the same name that aired in 1994. The story follows Yoichi Tsuitenai (known in Hong Kong as Eienmaru Kazuhiro), the unluckiest middle schooler in all of Japan, who one day gains the power to transform into the universe's luckiest hero, "Luckyman." He battles aliens bent on invading Earth not with strength or skill, but with one hundred percent "luck"—and a string of hilarious mishaps. The work is known for its dense gag sequences, exaggerated parody of shonen manga tropes, and lively ensemble of heroes: Effortman, Natural Beauty, Inoki Dokkoi, the Do-Nothing Trio, Strongest Baron, and Badna take turns appearing, and later arcs expand into larger-scale stories such as the Inner Universe arc and the Multiverse Tournament arc. This volume is the 8th in the series, corresponding to collected volume 8 (about 184 pages), circulated in Traditional Chinese editions. Please refer to the physical copy for specific chapter contents.