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ALMA
In a desolate world devoid of humanity, a lonely youth steps into the unknown ruins to find surviving mankind.
Author: Shinji Mito
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About This Series
ALMA is a post-apocalyptic science fiction manga written and illustrated by Shinji Mito, serialized in Shueisha's Weekly Young Jump and Tonari no Young Jump. The story takes place in a world where humanity has vanished, leaving behind endless silent ruins.
Ray, a young boy raised in isolation for fifteen years alongside an android named Trice, believes he is the last remaining human. When an unexpected attacker destroys Trice, her final words urge Ray to travel onward and discover if other humans still exist.
As Ray embarks on a dangerous journey across devastated landscapes, he uncovers shocking truths regarding the war between synthetic lifeforms and humanity. The narrative thoughtfully investigates themes of consciousness, soul, artificial emotion, and existential survival.
Shinji Mito's breathtaking architectural draftsmanship and detailed world-building elevate ALMA into a profound sci-fi spectacle. It delivers an unforgettable tale of loneliness, hope, and humanity's enduring essence.
Series Highlights
- Features mesmerizingly detailed background art depicting ruined futuristic cities and landscapes.
- Explores deep philosophical questions about artificial intelligence, human emotion, and soul.
- Delivers tense action encounters alongside poignant emotional bonds between humans and androids.
- Presents a gripping narrative unraveling the historical secrets of humanity's downfall.
Recommended For
- Fans of serious post-apocalyptic sci-fi literature like NieR:Automata or Blame!.
- Readers who appreciate breathtaking architectural draftsmanship and intricate world-building.
- Manga enthusiasts looking for emotionally resonant stories about AI consciousness and humanity.
Reading Experience
- Take time to admire the stunning, highly intricate architectural background art in every chapter.
- Pay close attention to subtle clues regarding the origin of synthetic humans and Ray's past.
- Reflect on how the title ALMA connects to the concepts of soul and emotional awakening.
Publication Info
- Serialized in Weekly Young Jump and Tonari no Young Jump between 2019 and 2020.
- Compiled into 4 tankobon volumes under the Young Jump Comics imprint.
- Created by Shinji Mito, who won recognition for his distinct sci-fi imagery and craftsmanship.
Official Sources
- Japanese Wikipedia - ALMA (manga)https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%82%A2%E3%83%AB%E3%83%9E_(%E6%BC%AB%E7%94%BB)
- Tonari no Young Jump Official Page - ALMAhttps://tonarinoyj.jp/episode/10834108156693892706
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