Biomega Volume 1

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They are trying to find all existing humans who have adapted to the N5S virus to use them to create their own immortals.

Mamuro Kurokawa of Toha Heavy Industries, he is proficient in other fields, as he manages to modify the N5S virus for the Public Health Department's use. While the artwork is amazing, I do miss the colour, although, like 'The Walking Dead' it may be to do with the rather graphic violence contained within the pages. The Public Health Department later turns against the DRF due to Nyaldee's outrageous intentions, but is quickly overrun by DRF forces. At first he studied architecture and later this influence has shown up in his manga works in his depiction of huge structures. These highly personal manifestations allow BioMega to stand out amongst its thematical peers and predecessors whose markets (while far from stale) are becoming increasingly oversaturated: Zombies and Manga.If you think that Japanese manga is all cyberpunk action on motorcycles, with big explosions and heavy violence, then Biomega is not going to change that view. The story is set in the future, and the plot follows Zoichi Kanoe and his AI companion Fuyu Kanoe, whose luminous form is integrated into the system of his motorcycle. With Romero’s undead hooligan’s appropriated once again, the author made the judicious decision to expand the vision of their environs. They are agents sent to retrieve humans with the ability to resist and transmute the N5S infection originating from Mars, which is spreading across the world fast, turning humans into " Drones"; disfigured, zombie-like beings.

Fuyu Kanoe ( カノエ·フユ, Kanoe Fuyu) A holographic AI personality of the large black motorcycle ridden by Zoichi. She was found on earth about 700 years before the beginning of the story, then being already 300 years old. Coupled with a brutality simplistic pallet and a relatively static approach to the penciling, BioMega can be something of a grind to read. Serialized in the magazine from the 29th to 41st issues, [3] released on June 14 and September 6, respectively. Tyra Hinoto ( ヒノト·タイラ, Hinoto Taira) A female AI that belonged to the now-deceased TOA Heavy Industries's synthetic human Go Hinoto and his destroyed motorcycle.He is highly proficient in the use of bladed weapons and combat techniques, as demonstrated when he is chosen by Narain to execute a fellow Patrol Inspector in a "duel" who was spying for Niardi, and has even succeeded in killing TOA Heavy Industries's agent Go Hinoto. In this manga, there is emphasis on the swiftness of the attacks made by Zouichi, such as the gun being holstered just before the enemies fall to the ground. She is the woman found on Mars in the beginning of the story, and afterwards she is never seen aside from flash-backs. She is parentless and lives with Kozlow Loewic Grebnew in her grandfather's house in south district 17 of J9O. She is an esper who possesses an advanced form of psychometry which not only allows her to read the "thoughts" of any organic material, whether living or long-since fossilized within inorganic materials, but to "download" such knowledge into herself as well as "hack" and manipulate the source of it (this ability manifesting in white luminescent "worms" that extend from her body and enter the target).

He has also shown impressive agility, dodging a fully charged Gravitational Round Emission, and destroying multiple "War-Engines" (large battle mecha with enormous destructive capability) in a single battle. Topping all this off is a murky atmosphere, that while perfectly befitting of the series, often leaves too much enshrouded in it’s own opacity.They are cyborgs encased in jet-black armor reminiscent of samurai, and carry no weapons other than high-tech katana slung over their shoulders (similar to the "Safeguard Swords" seen in Blame!