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- © Chuya Koayama/ Kodansha Ltd.
- Manga Score: 8.78
- Author: Chuya Koyama
- Publisher: Kodansha
- Volumes: 42
- DB title: Uchuu Kyoudai
- Rating: 13 and up
- Genres: Award WinningDramaSci-FiAdult CastSpaceWorkplaceSeinen
Space Brothers
Synopsis
The year is 2025, the older brother decides to trust himself just one last time. It’s the start of an adventure that aims for Mars via JAXA in the town of Tsukuba! The official Space Brothers manga is ready to launch! Two brothers looked to the starry skies as children and made a promise. And now, in the year 2025, the younger brother, Hibito, is carrying out his promise. He is an astronaut who has been selected as a crew member for mankind’s first longterm base on the moon. Meanwhile, the older brother, Mutta, has just been fired from his job and is unemployed. A text message from Hibito sends him applying to be an astronaut and shooting for the stars!
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Kesser
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This is one of the few mangas that I can describe as perfect. It's realistic with little touch of very hard SF. There are no idiotic ideas about astronaut recruitment. There is hard work, brutality of life, death, and yet it's still light and funny.
This manga is must read for everyone for everyone who likes topics of space and space exploration.
This manga is must read for everyone for everyone who likes topics of space and space exploration.
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shubbing
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I seriously did not think that I would rate 10 on all components.
Story: The storyline is realistic yet the author manages to inject so much twists and humour in it, making it absolutely enjoyable. It also helps that the manga introduces us to the world of space and I do feel slightly more knowledgeable after reading it! The manga is not draggy at all, and cliche is at its minimal.
Art: Not the kind that will make you go "Wow, so beautiful" or "Omg, he's such a bishie!" but I have to give credit to the consistency and dynamics.
Character: The main lead is so realistically read more
Story: The storyline is realistic yet the author manages to inject so much twists and humour in it, making it absolutely enjoyable. It also helps that the manga introduces us to the world of space and I do feel slightly more knowledgeable after reading it! The manga is not draggy at all, and cliche is at its minimal.
Art: Not the kind that will make you go "Wow, so beautiful" or "Omg, he's such a bishie!" but I have to give credit to the consistency and dynamics.
Character: The main lead is so realistically read more