It's easy to get lost in the stunning art by Yoshitaka Amano. Except for the beginning of the film, where red and blue dominate the drawings, the rest of the story is set in a mostly dark and blue world, where shadows prevail and water seems to be everywhere. Truly amazing artwork by Amano.

Comprai il manga due anni fa a Lucca Comics quando J-pop lo stava pubblicizzando insieme a Crunchyroll con l'allora imminente uscita dell'anime. Mi sono innamorato della storia, personaggi e worldbuilding velocemente. Mi dispiace però che l'autrice abbia problemi di salute a causa del suo lavoro.

Is this game set in the same fictional universe of Ghost Song? And if yes, will there be mention of Lorian (even something as simple as a dialogue line) or are we yet again lost in another planet in your vast sci-fi universe?

"E| Eternauta" is an amazing live action adaptation of the comic series by Héctor German Oesterheld. If you are a post-apocalypse fan and enjoy mystery and sci-f elements, suggest you watch ifr this series! AlsO, if you're trying to improve your Spanish, this is the perfect opportunity.

The Silent Sea is a nice sci-fi series that mixes thriller elements with mystery. The search for a mysterious sample in an isolated base on the Moon leads to a slow, deliberate progression of the story, with secrets gradually unveiled until an ending full of action and emotion.

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After the event of Protocollo Uchronia, the world changes. New factions are rising, and the fight for the power to control the world's telephone lines seems to become harsher. In this amazing sequel, the reader will find out new things about why this "apocalypse" is happening and how the story ends.

Tomorrow and I explores some already well-known subjects in the sci-fi genre like AIs, climate change, religion, human ethics related to new technologies and some other less explored themes in western sci-fi like gender mismatch, prostitution and bioethics from a Thai perspective make it stand out.

The fourth episode explores the theme of climate change, set in a near future where Earth is dealing with incessant rain lasting for several years. Cities are slowly sinking as sea levels rise, and the government does nothing aside from protecting the privileged from disease and the rain.