Monster

Briefly about Monster Manga:

 One day changed the life of Dr. Tamma Kenzo, a brilliant Japanese surgeon who came to Germany to work at Eisler Memorial Hospital. On that day, he realized that human lives are equal and that human life itself is worth more than the benefit one can get for saving it. That day, he saved a boy who had been shot in the head during the murder of his parents. After a while, there were three other murders, and Dr. Temma became head of the hospital’s surgical department.

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In the turmoil of those days, the boy and his twin sister, who had survived the magnificent surgery performed by our Aibolite, disappeared from the hospital without a trace. Nine years later, the murders in Düsseldorf began again. The monster showed up in town. And in Tamma’s life, to say one rainy night, “You’re the one who brought me back to life, Doctor…”

One day the young talented neurosurgeon Kenzo Tenma is impressed by Professor Heinemann’s dissertation. So he comes to visit him in his hospital, and after some acquaintance, he receives an offer to stay and work under his supervision.

Of course de, Kenzo agrees and, thanks to his talent and persistence, gets the opportunity to become the head doctor of the neurosurgery department. In addition, Heinemann has a beautiful daughter, whom Kenzo decides to marry. In general, life is successful both in the personal component and in his career.
But not everything is as prosperous as it seemed at first sight.

The professor is well aware of how genius Kenzo is, and therefore assigns him all the most important operations and constantly demands to write various scientific papers, which are then presented at conferences on his behalf. Kenzo tolerates all of this because his wedding and the chief physician’s position are just around the corner.

The manga is interesting not so much for its action (which is minimal here) as for its realism and the moral and ethical questions it constantly raises. The intertwining of a huge number of storylines, psychology, and drama all await us in the pages of this work.