Alternative TitlesJapanese: スターチルドレン
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Type: Manga
Volumes: 2
Chapters: 15
Status: Finished
Published: 2011 to 2012
StatisticsScore: 6.911 (scored by 76 users)
Ranked: #103532
Popularity: #10875
Members: 146
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SynopsisIn a near future where humans have safely traveled to Mars, the space program is looking to go to Jupiter for the first time in history. For Subaru Yuuto, Amami Kosei, one of the elite astronauts of the crew of Jupitonia (the ship heading to Jupiter), is not only a person that he looks up to but is also a dear friend of many years. But tragedy strikes and a malfunction causes an explosion in Jupitonia and the ship goes missing in deep space, most believing the crew to be dead.
Even with the devastating loss of a friend and hero, Yuuto joins the Core Space Academy to become a super class astronaut (aka Sirius) just like Kosei once was and explore parts of the universe that has not yet been known to man. The competition is cutthroat and he has to become the best of the best if he wants to be where his hero once was. Although the fear of the unknown is immense, Yuuto must learn to overcome it and become the hero for the next generation. |
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While ST&RS is about going to Mars to meet aliens, Star Children is about going to Jupiter to possibly rescue the crew of the first manned exploration mission to Jupiter that suffered an accident some years prior. Both series follow the main character through astronaut training. ST&RS is more futuristic sci-fi while Star Children sticks to more realistic technology. I, for one, love the somewhat neglected niche genre of astronaut manga, and these series are both quite good and deserve more attention (as of this writing, Star Children is on the list of only 78 members)
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