From: bliss-sf4ever@dslextreme.com   
      
   On 06/16/2013 07:30 PM, Bobbie Sellers wrote:   
   >   
   >      Sukeban Deka means deliquent leader detective as far as I know,   
   > It showed up on the Manga Fox site as Sukeban Keiji.  I thought that   
   > this Sukeban Keiji would be something else with a similar theme but no   
   > it was the original manga and very tough.  Opens in a high security   
   > prison where the title character is locked behind electrified fences.   
   > The warden likes butch girls and that gives the next escape plan a start.   
   >      The sukeban of the title resists being recruited as a detective   
   > but she will finally let the story wind on.   
   >      It has been an anime and a TV show as well.  I first heard of it   
   > in Kimagure Orange Road TV episodes where the students are trying to   
   > make a TV adaptation of it with Madoka and Hikaru in the starring roles.   
   >   
   >      This is a bit older but well worth the reading.   
   >   
   >      bliss   
      
   	Here is the data from Manga Fox...   
      
   SUKEBAN KEIJI Manga   
   スケバン刑事; Delinquent Girl Detective; Sukeban Deka; Sukeban Keiji   
   (Deka); Yo-Yo Girl Cop   
   Released: 	Author & Artist 	Genre(s):   
   1976 		Wada Shinji		Action, Adventure, Drama, Martial Arts, Mystery,   
   School Life, Shoujo	   
      
   Saki Asamiya, after being incarcerated in a youth corrections facility,   
   is recruited by a detective named Jin after convincing her that the   
   government could provide clemency for her mother, who was on death row.   
   He trains her to be an undercover youth detective, infiltrating several   
   high schools in Japan to investigate cases of crime, corruption and   
   terrorism in the legend of a high school student   
      
   	Well this is considerably different from the anime much tougher   
   as Saki woops that would be a spoiler.   
      
   	bliss   
      
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