*Edit: Waiting for... the return.
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I've already gone crazy, but as an Asimov enthusiast I need to say this.
(. . .)
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THIS IS A FUCKING MARVEL.
Do you want aliens transforming humans into robots? Or a story about the repopulation of the planet? Or evil plans to eliminate mankind? Or maybe you want a guy turning super pro and defeating all the bad guys? Well… GET OUT OF HERE!
You won't have any of those things. Instead you have “Heart Gear”: A humanity story without humans. Hell yeah.
Let’s see...
Why should you read this?
Heart Gear comes up with a pretty interesting proposal, and it’ll take you through a (apparently) desolate world where human thoughts are the protagonists. However, these ‘human feelings’ aren't manifested by flesh and blood people (aside from Roue) but they're show up from the Gears (conscious robots), which exposes philosophical conflicts between their sense of “duty” and the “truth”.
If something deserves to be highlighted is the drawing and the scenography. They're very well done and give you the perfect feeling of getting yourself into that world.
── ∘ “All that seems very alive despite be dead” ∘
To be honest, Heart Gear looks very good and I wouldn't mind at all if it became a “cyberpunk-long-running-shounen”.
I’m super excited to keep reading and look forward to more references to Asimov robots! I'll be so aware of this story.
For those who read this manga and for those who don’t that, let us pray it's consolidated as something worth reading.
Give it a try! ~ ϟ
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Debo haberme vuelto loco, pero como entusiasta de Asimov debo decirlo.
(. . .)
ESTO ES JODIDAMENTE MARAVILLOSO.
¿Quieres aliens transformando a humanos en robots? ¿O una historia de la repoblación del planeta? ¿O planes malvados para eliminar a la humanidad? ¿O quizás quieres a un chico obteniendo todos los poderes y derrotando a todos los chicos malos? Bueno… FUERA DE AQUÍ.
No tendrás nada de eso. En su lugar, tienes “Heart Gear”: una historia de humanidad sin humanos. Sí, señor.
Vamos a ver...
¿Por qué deberían leer esto?
Heart Gear aparece con una propuesta bastante interesante, y te va a llevar a través de un mundo (aparentemente) desolado en donde los pensamientos humanos son los protagonistas. No obstante, estos sentires humanos no son demostrados por personas propiamente de carne y hueso (apartando a Roue) sino que nacen de los Gears (especies de robot con conciencia), lo cual expone una serie de conflictos filosóficos entre su sentido del "deber" y la "verdad".
Algo que merece ser resaltado es el dibujo y la escenografía. Está muy bien lograda y te da la perfecta sensación de atraparte completamente en ese mundo.
── “Todo parece muy vivo a pesar de estar muerto”.
Para serles honesto, Heart Gear tiene muy buena pinta y no me molestaría en absoluto que se convirtiera en uno de esos shonens que llevan años en terminar.
¡Estoy súper emocionado por leer más y espero que hayan más referencias a los robots de Asimov! Estaré muy pendiente de esta historia.
Para los que leen este manga y para los que no, recemos porque se consolide como algo que valga mucho la pena leer.
¡Dale una oportunidad! ~
 Alternative TitlesJapanese: HEART GEAR More titlesInformationType: Manga
Volumes: Unknown
Chapters: Unknown
Status: Publishing
Published: Apr 3, 2019 to ?
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Shounen
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Shounen Jump+ Authors:
Takaki, Tsuyoshi (Story & Art) Statistics Ranked: #27312 2 based on the top manga page. Please note that 'R18+' titles are excluded. Popularity: #2331
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Feb 2, 2021
The manga has great pacing, with each chapter ending and picking up on a good spot. The world-building is done nicely. It's also a bit thought provoking, examing what makes someone human, the conscious mind vs. the soul; those types of questions that can leave you thinking after ending a chapter. Dark undertones feel natural, while also remaining fairly wholesome as the two main characters spend time together alone. The comedic duo between the op robot Chrome and kind0hearted human Roue is done extremely well. I found myself laughing out loud many times throughout the manga. Overall, it does an extremely great job and you
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May 12, 2020
This manga tells the story of a world that became a wasteland and why, also tells about what happens when you have humans and giant robots that have no
true intention to live for themselves, without going any further is just another face of ourselves. I wont tell anything else because i think it would be spoiler, so now im going to focus on my personal oppinion. . This manga is just awesome, it made me cry, smile, be worried about the world and the characters, it has little things that may be chiché in this type os story but thats not that bad at all, it ... 
Sep 19, 2021
Heart Gear, simply put, completelly drawing in.
We could simplify the history to, as Zuki_147 said in his/her review, “desolate world where human thoughts are the protagonists. However, these ‘human feelings’ aren't manifested by flesh and blood people (aside from Roue) but they're show up from the Gears (conscious robots), which exposes philosophical conflicts between their sense of “duty” and the “truth”. In a world where humans seem to be scarce, their feelings are expressed by robots who must have learned from trial and error and repetition, how is it to emulate humans or even become them. It’s evident that the author borrows the themes of Asimov, looselly ... |
