BLAME! 3
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Cibo has uploaded herself into Sanakan's body, and she struggles to suppress Sanakan's consciousness and the Safeguard commands. Cibo and Kyrii continue their hunt for the Net Terminal Gene inside of Toha Heavy Industries, which appears to be a safe space where neither the Administration nor the Safeguards can interfere. Mensab is one of the few AIs who succeeded in protecting her human charges from the deadly attacks of the Silicon Life. Mensab attempts a forwarding that shunts Kyrii into an unstable space within Toha, where time and space warp at random, and he encounters a familiar face... Review: Great read. - Love it! Review: An environment so overwhelming immense, breathtaking and "cathedral" in the way it owns and controls the space. - Ideas here are aplenty and very exciting at that. Can't give it away but I was really immersed in how the Cibo[s] are addressed, — This is a hard review to write without inadvertently revealing spoilers. It is definitely a page turner but the mystery and awe from the two previous anthologies is no longer the focal point. The artwork is as strong as ever but the story pivots a bit here and there is more dialog than the last two anthologies. Consequently, some of dialog was a bit contemporary to our world (action movie clichés and such) which really wasn't needed and distracted from the dystopian norm. Competing A.I. personalities have been added and they unto themselves are quite gothic. I never imagined how well gothic and sci-fi go together. The formidable architecture is as gothic as you can get and Nihei's character designs with exaggerated long legs and arms (Fashion illustration to be more specific) is perfectly geared toward an environment so overwhelming immense, breathtaking and "cathedral" in the way it owns and controls the space.
| Best Sellers Rank | #46,596 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #26 in Dystopian Manga #62 in Science Fiction Manga (Books) #147 in Horror Manga (Books) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 1,080 Reviews |
A**M
Great read.
Love it!
G**N
An environment so overwhelming immense, breathtaking and "cathedral" in the way it owns and controls the space.
Ideas here are aplenty and very exciting at that. Can't give it away but I was really immersed in how the Cibo[s] are addressed, — This is a hard review to write without inadvertently revealing spoilers. It is definitely a page turner but the mystery and awe from the two previous anthologies is no longer the focal point. The artwork is as strong as ever but the story pivots a bit here and there is more dialog than the last two anthologies. Consequently, some of dialog was a bit contemporary to our world (action movie clichés and such) which really wasn't needed and distracted from the dystopian norm. Competing A.I. personalities have been added and they unto themselves are quite gothic. I never imagined how well gothic and sci-fi go together. The formidable architecture is as gothic as you can get and Nihei's character designs with exaggerated long legs and arms (Fashion illustration to be more specific) is perfectly geared toward an environment so overwhelming immense, breathtaking and "cathedral" in the way it owns and controls the space.
M**W
Weirder and weirder.
The plot becomes more tangible as the different factions of the world are identified. The sci-fi aspects get weirder and more creative. I feel like I'm following along better as well as less certain of what other madness is going to happen. I'm hooked.
A**R
Four Stars
Loved it
T**L
A lot going on in this one
This volume moves really fast. A lot going on this time and it can be difficult to keep track of. I found myself rereading text and staring at some pages for a while. Just took my time with it so I could get a grasp of everything that was going on. If you enjoyed the first two volumes, this one is a must read. Love the art and the action is great.
D**N
Amazing
Awesome manga
J**0
FLAME BOOK
VERY GOOD BOOK
I**R
Captivating to say the least
This installment is just as good as the first two and the storyline keeps getting better and better. I think that the Kindle app makes reading these comic novels a better experience .
J**S
Blame!
Alles supi!
C**N
Super cadeau
La personne a qui je l’ai offert en est très contente
H**R
Dynamic artwork
Great artwork, unique story. Intriguing.
C**S
Nada más que la portada no los engañe
Es una edición preciosa que corresponde a la Master Edition (diez volúmenes se convirtieron en seis); es una edición ENORME, de casi 30 cm de alto (eso, desgraciadamente, la hace muy pesada). También, como es una manga viejo, tiene casi 20 años, pueden ver como ha evolucionado el arte de Tsutomu Nihei, las portadas son totalmente nuevas para que vean mejor el contraste de la evolución de su arte. Si han leído Knight of Sidonia y notan que los personajes hablan poco, en términos generales, aquí hablan mucho menos (hay páginas y páginas en las que nadie absolutamente habla para nada); la comunicación tiene a ser a través de miradas y gestos, así que si no sabes mucho inglés no te tienes que asustar de no enter la historia.
M**M
Really good story, very high quality reprint.
Really good story, very high quality reprint.
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