Fujisawa’s latest hit GTO: 14 Days in Shonan revives his most beloved franchise by introducing a new challenge for his unique anti-hero, Eikichi Onizuka. After accidentally compromising his school’s reputation, Eikichi (a.k.a. the GTO) goes home to the peaceful shores of Shonan to lay low until the heat dies down. However, Shonan itself hasn’t escaped its own share of troubles, and Eikichi is inspired to help a group of troubled foster children get back on the track to happiness. Using humor and a person touch to teach today’s youth, Great Teacher Onizuka continues to impart life lessons while rarely testing kids in the classroom.
 
(Source: Kodansha USA)

Former juvenile delinquent Onizuka finds himself thrust into to role of high school teacher, facing students who behave just as he used to and an administration that doesn't trust him. Using the brash an unorthodox methods he picked up in his youth, Onizuka manages to reach through to his kids and help them with their problems. (Source: Tokyopop) 
Notes: 
- Won the 22nd Kodansha Manga Award for Best Shounen Manga. 
- The chapter count includes the 7 chapters extra GTO: Great Toroko Oppai♡ (Tomoko's Big Adventures) published in volumes 11 and 12, and one extra published in volume 25.

The twins Riko and Miko, former guests of the "Smile Duck" home, after the events that have seen them involved and thanks to the help of Professor Onizuka, decide to radically change their lives and, wanting to help those most in need, decide to join the student committee of their high school, so they can help the students of the school to solve their problems.

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