BLAME! Master Edition 1

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Even the people who live in The City don't know how big it is or how many live outside their own sectors, but one man who's making the long, perilous journeys across chasms and over mountains between these settlements is Kyrii.

Its exact size is unknown, but Tsutomu Nihei suggested its diameter to be at least that of Jupiter's orbit, or about 1. es puro deleite visual, donde Nihei, arquitecto de formación, se deja las entrañas en explotar un ambiente postapocalíptico desolador compuesto por niveles y niveles metálicos.

it requires some amount of work to understand, world building is explored through myopic perspectives through the eyes of an observer and it's fantastic. Algún resquicio de una trama que se nos esconde, o de la que nos faltan pistas para comprender ¿Qué son esos Constructores? Along the way, he encounters a number of beings, spanning the whole continuum of robot and human, although the scientist mentioned in the Goodreads summary who seems like she'd be an integral part of the story doesn't make an appearance until the very end. Si además sumamos que hacen aparición unas criaturas llamadas Constructores, que construyen y reconstruyen la ciudad sin orden ni concierto, decir que no ocurre nada o su equivalente en imbecilés, que no se explica nada, sería mentir descaradamente al respecto del manga.

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It's more than just a compact BFG-9000, though - it doesn't just do high damage like a video-game weapon with a big ATK value, it's a godlike physics-warping tool of utter negation that twists reality around it (at one point he fires it as a sort of improvised shield so its space-distorting effects deflect incoming fire away from him - that this also annihilates a district a few miles away is eh, just one of those things). Most of the pages are just illustrations of the terrifying megalith where all of these characters live, in all of its monstrous, cyberpunk glory.Although that said maybe making a new mistake where none existed before may be appropriate because it goes back to the very title of the manga, an accidental Engrish mangling of the gun-report sound effect "Blam!