Venus Senki

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Japanese: ヴイナス戦記

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Type: Manga

Volumes: 4

Chapters: 29

Status: Finished

Published: Sep 1986 to Apr 1990

Genres: Action, Sci-Fi

Demographic: Shounen

Serialization: Comic NORA

Authors: Yasuhiko, Yoshikazu (Story & Art)

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Score: 6.92¹ (scored by 223 users)

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Ranked: #9971²

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Popularity: #15268

Members: 957

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6.92

Ranked #9971Popularity #15268Members 957

MangaComic NORAYasuhiko, Yoshikazu (Story & Art)

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Chapters: /29

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Synopsis

War breaks out between two nations on a terraformed Venus, catching a teenage motorized unicycle team unaware. At the same time, a reporter from Earth is trying to keep up with the team to document the story.

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Background

Venus Senki was published in English as The Venus Wars by Dark Horse Comics in comic book format from April 1, 1991 to August 1, 1993, with part one consisting of 14 issues, and part two of 15 issues. Dark Horse also published the first volume in standard tankoubon format on September 1, 1993.

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Characters

Seno, Hiro

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Miranda

Supporting

Jack

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Gary

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Donner, Gerhard

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Kurtz

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Cathy

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Sims

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Will

Supporting

Reviews

Jun 11, 2016

Nilvius

Recommended

Most people probably know of Yasuhiko Yoshikazu due to his involvement with the Gundam franchise but his non-Gundam works definitely deserves attention too. I've always liked the way he created a sense of dynamism in the characters' movement, the expressiveness of the characters, as well as the water-colour styled shading. Indeed, his works are always great to look at and serves to drastically amplify the story he's telling. Most importantly, I absolutely love the hell out of his character designs.

All these are evident in Venus Wars as well, where his art plays a crucial part in enhancing an otherwise simplistic war drama. The scenes with ...