Alternative TitlesEnglish: Pluto Japanese: プルートウ
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Type: Manga
Volumes: 8
Chapters: 65
Status: Finished
Published: Sep 9, 2003 to Apr 1, 2009
StatisticsScore: 8.681 (scored by 5001 users)
Ranked: #502
Popularity: #171
Members: 10,080
Favorites: 638 1 indicates a weighted score
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Same mangaka. Both series have the typical epic/seinen Urasawa stile and great characters.
Well, Pluto is, first of everything, a manga by the same author, Naoki Urasawa. And they both contain misterious stories, wich characters are involved in a continuous spiral of sensational developments (sorry, i translated it with google) that bring them to an emotional finale. For the excpetion that Pluto is an original work by Osamu "God" Tezuka, and it's already a genious strike, because it tells a story settled in the future, where characters are protagonists of a mistery involving a beast who is destroying the most powerful robots in the Earth. Somebody could see some relevance with the writer Philip K. Dick and the "robots laws"; Monster, instead, is one of the most memorable thriller manga of all times, with a unique villain and a moltitude of brilliant characters. So, here's for you two wonderful mangas by a really talented author. Enjoy.
-Both series were created by the same author
-Both series have a very mature tone with very little comedy
-Both series feature adult males as the main protagonist
-Both series have a very similar art style
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You will find yourself mesmerised by the amazing storytelling, dramatic character development, and the enveloping mystery of the plot in these two publications.
Pluto is a remake of osamu tezuka's Astro boy.
Thriller + futuristic science fiction = MASTERPIECE..!!!
Good 'ol Naoki Urasawa strikes again. While Pluto lacks some charismatic characters and intertwining storylines to match the unmatchable 20th Century Boys, it provides a first quality read with a heavy atmosphere, memorable twists, and as always, a brilliant depiction of the human being.
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The two share a similar tone, theme, and central conflict. Both deal with the morality and ethics of scientifically making people, whether those people are truly human, and if they should be treated as human or as sub-human.
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Both titles feature created beings and the interaction/struggle to fit into the existing society. Pluto features humans as the dominant form, while Flat Earth Exchange features androids as the semi caretakers of the world after a cataclysmic event.
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Both deal with the political, ethical and philosophical aspects of the development of robotics and artificial intelligence.
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they are almost same IN EVERY ASPECT , only difference is ETERNAL SABBATH deals with artificial life forms , while PLUTO deals with artificial intelligence and robotics
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