I just finished watching all 50 episodes of Golgo 13 (2008), and since none of you double niggers seem to know anything about it (all open ended threads on Golgo get like 10 replies, 20 on a good day, I'm gonna analyze it from every angle I can think of.
It's a manga that's been going on since the 1960's and hadn't missed a single update until Covid caused a minor delay. The protagonist stays the same age as the decades fly by, so Golgo is kind of like Homer Simpson in that way.
The name Golgo comes from Golgotha which is where Jesus' remains were buried, (and according to some youtube video, the cave of Golgotha might be the head of the dead Goliath from David and Goliath), so does this mean anything, or is this just 14 year old edgelord points? I think if they just called him Golgotha that could lead to censorship and/or inability to copyright the name, so Golgothirteen almost sounds like you've said Golgotha.
What's interesting about a show that glamorizes murdering people for money, is that the writers still find a way to shove shitlib political messages into the show, and those episodes tend to be my least favorite.
Episode 49 has Golgo escape a place where people are shooting at him in an airplane off a strip in a blatant rip off of GoldenEye, and when he lands on an island the rest of the episode is a rip off of Predator (and The Most Dangerous Game) only instead of an alien with nightvision, it's a man in a gundam suit with nightvision. He covers his body in mud, just like Arnold, and the moralizing theme of the episode is that this gundam suit was made by the evil American military.
The end of the episode is Golgo successfully destroying the gundam suit, and the military guy asking Golgo to help train his military.
"What will you do with my training?"
"We will involve America in wars all across the globe, spreading liberty"
they just can't help laying it on too thick. The most unhinged of neocons do not talk like this. (cont'd)