

I recently learned that Fujisawa had written an interquel to GTO called
"Shonan 14 Days" where, as can be ascertained from the title, Onizuka Eikichi
stays for 14 days in his hometown.

Could somebody give a rough description of how the series ended?


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How did GTO: Shonan 14 Days end?


The manga takes place during a summer holiday Onizuka had while he teach
Kanzaki Urumi's class. It started with Onizuka going back to his hometown,
Shonan, for the holiday. Shonan is his base back during the day where he was
known as the Onibaku (along with his best friend, Danma Ryuuji).

There, Onizuka met with a girl who works in an Orphanage like place, but
instead of for kids with no parents, it was for kids with problematic parents.
There, Onizuka helped the kids with their problems.

It ended with Onizuka chasing after the Mayor of the town after the Mayor's
act caused one of the kids (a girl) with serious burn injury. With the help of
his Onibaku underlings, he successfully caught the Mayor in a bus full of
cabaret girls after posing as a terrorist bus hijacker. He then forced the
Mayor to resign his office, apologize to the injured kid, and take care of her
medical bills, including a plastic surgery to fix her damaged face.

At the end it was shown that Onizuka has returned to the school, with his
students doubting his story (about his holiday) and then surprised to find
that Onizuka didn't make up the story after one of the caretaker girls called
him.


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