Biomega

r/manga · Recommendations for hard, desolate, mysterious "ultra-scifi"

Honestly is pretty hard to replicate nihei without just recomending more nihei. Biomega and knights of sidonia are also good. I think Planetes and some parts of Dr.Stone. Planetes is set on the space age, feels very realistic and philosophical. Dr.stone is kinda like a single impossibly smart guy in the stone age rebuilding civilization Btw the game Echo from ultraultra is the most similar thing ive seen to blame. Its a stealth game where you explore an abandoned kilometer wide planetary cloning facility and you gotta avoid clones that slowly learn whatever tools you use in the previous sta

r/mangarecommendations · put my gf onto some bangers plz

Oh if she likes BLAME! and Tower Dungeon, she should check out more of Tsutomu Nihei's works. Aposimz, Abara, Biomega, Knights of Sidonia. Note that Abara and Biomega are out of print and expensive physically but you can find them digitally easily enough. She might dig Dorohedoro. Grungy, violent, funny, with great mystery and fantastic characters. The antagonists are just as loveable as the protagonists. Land of the Lustrous might be a good one to check out. Interesting setting and cool art. I'm a huge fan of Heavenly Delusion. Superb mystery and great characters. Unfortunately only 7 of

r/manga · Recommendations for hard, desolate, mysterious "ultra-scifi"

Honestly is pretty hard to replicate nihei without just recomending more nihei. Biomega and knights of sidonia are also good. I think Planetes and some parts of Dr.Stone. Planetes is set on the space age, feels very realistic and philosophical. Dr.stone is kinda like a single impossibly smart guy in the stone age rebuilding civilization Btw the game Echo from ultraultra is the most similar thing ive seen to blame. Its a stealth game where you explore an abandoned kilometer wide planetary cloning facility and you gotta avoid clones that slowly learn whatever tools you use in the previous sta