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Summary

Black Jack: Hi no Tori Hen feels like a DS‑style rhythm‑action game, where you tap and drag the stylus in time with on‑screen prompts. The speed and precision of each stroke determine whether a surgery succeeds, and the comic panels scrolling in the background act as both story and distraction, making every operation feel like you’re reading a Tezuka manga while you work.

The game isn’t just about the titular surgeon; it pulls in more than sixty characters from Osamu Tezuka’s Star System, ranging from obscure titles like "Gringo" and "Shumari" to the iconic "Phoenix" itself. Each of the thirty episodes lets you treat these familiar faces, and the more you earn, the more you can spend on helpful items or even on original Tezuka artwork that decorates Black Jack’s office walls.

Beyond the core surgeries, the title offers a character encyclopedia, optional mini‑games, and event scenes that reward thorough exploration. It’s a love letter to hardcore Tezuka fans, wrapping a quirky medical‑simulation in the fast‑paced, tap‑your‑stylus fun of Elite Beat Agents.

Storyline

Black Jack: Hi no Tori Hen follows the infamous rogue surgeon known simply as Black Jack, a man without a medical license but with genius‑level surgical talent. The story kicks off when he pulls a man named Shunsaku Ban out of a devastating traffic accident, saving his life against all odds. From that point, Black Jack drifts from case to case, treating a wide array of patients while his reputation grows. His seemingly endless string of successful operations eventually drags him into a larger, more dangerous conspiracy. Throughout the turmoil, a shadowy figure—a bird wreathed in flames—lurks in the background, hinting at a deeper mystery.