After quickly subduing the government police, Jaco and Omori use Omori's incomplete time machine to give themselves enough time to save Tights. During the confrontation, the rocket holding Tights malfunctions and starts falling to Earth. He arrives with a team the next day to arrest Jaco. Katayude sees a news report on Jaco's crime in the capital and realizes he saw the suspect on Omori's island. However, he breaks the ship's radio antennae while showing off. Although not enough to make the trip home, it will allow Jaco to call for help. The woman, Tights, decides to join Jaco and Omori on the island and buys a small amount of the expensive metal with the money she was given for agreeing to act as a body double for a pop star in an upcoming dangerous rocket launch publicity stunt. Omori repairs the spaceship, but deduces that it needs a very expensive metal as fuel.ĭuring a trip to the capital for supplies, Jaco saves a young woman from thugs, but also unknowingly attacks the police, becoming a wanted man. Jaco learns that Omori has continued his research on time travel in order to save his deceased wife and assistants, but is only able to temporarily speed up how the user experiences time, giving the illusion of stopped time (not actual time travel according to Jaco, which is against intergalactic law). The next day, government policeman Katayude informs Omori that he does not have the right to live on the island and has to vacate it in one week or be arrested. He meets the retired scientist Omori who offers to try and fix his spaceship. Jaco, a Galactic Patrolman sent to Earth to protect it from an evil alien attack, crash lands on Earth. English-language publisher Viz Media serialized Jaco simultaneously in their digital Weekly Shonen Jump as it ran in Japan and released the single volume in North America in 2015. The first two chapters received a 'Vomic' adaptation for the television show Sakiyomi Jum-Bang!. Since the series' conclusion, Jaco has become a recurring character in various Dragon Ball media. The eleventh chapter reveals that the story is set before the events of Toriyama's Dragon Ball and features some of its characters. It follows Jaco, an extraterrestrial police officer that has come to Earth to protect it from an evil alien attack. It was serialized in Weekly Shōnen Jump from July to October 2013, with the eleven chapters collected into a single volume by Shueisha. Jaco the Galactic Patrolman ( Japanese: 銀河パトロールジャコ, Hepburn: Ginga Patorōru Jako) is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Akira Toriyama.

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