NOT A REAL REVIEW How far are you willing to go, to protect the things important to you? Fly Daddy Fly follows the story of 47 year old sales man Suzuki Hajime. His once comfortable and peaceful life gets turned upside down, when his daughter gets brutally beaten by a high school boxing champion. With his ego now crushed, he sets himself the goal of beating the bully and taking revenge for his daughter. In this short story we follow his journey to that and growth. Altough it sometimes is a little bit to preachy, Fly daddy Fly has a really good dialogue that makes youunderstand the characters. It is in some form an underdog story, with the inclusion of a lot of outcasters such as Shunshin and his friends. Trough that lense, the manga includes themes of pride, rebirth and growth. But between that there was always this sentiment of forgiveness and healing. A lot of panels even without context are genuinelly inspirational. Towards the climax you could feel this sense of togetherness between the characters and their growth. And thats what at the end truly matters the most. In only 17 chapters it managed to say a lot and was enjoyable all the way trough. Once you are ready to suffer, thats when you can learn how to fly.