BANANA FISH
#112 Most Rated#119 Most Popular#3 Most Rated · Summer 2018
Ash Lynx is seventeen, the youngest gang leader in lower Manhattan, and the long-running personal property of the mob boss Dino Golzine, who has kept him on a velvet leash since childhood. The series opens with a dying drifter pressing a vial into Ash's hand and whispering a single phrase: banana fish. Tracing the phrase upends the lives of everyone around him — a brother lost in Vietnam, a corrupt senator, a network of laboratories — and pulls in Eiji Okimura, a gentle Japanese photographer who walks into Ash's life and refuses to flinch at any of it.
Incredibly intricate and sheds light on many world (United States specifically) issues.
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Banana fish in a nutshell: child prostitution, rape, gangs, death, mafias, and drugs.
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Overall thoughts on Banana Fish and the character's
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Banana Fish brings turmoil, heartbreak, love, and comfort.
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A show that deserves more attention
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The most underrated masterpiece I’ve ever watched, and I’ll never watch it again. Heartbreaking.
If you want a story that will make you feel like you're in an emotional rollercoaster, it's BANANA FISH.
Ash Lynx rebels against his don,a pure heart from japan clashes worlds,a secret will create an extraordinary bond.
Banana Fish is tough to watch at times, but for the most part it's extremely compelling and tells an important story.
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Um caso de amor e ódio
