In this hit gritty action manga, a young boy is framed for murder and cast off the edge of a floating city into the abyss, where he grapples with the monsters that the elite high above would rather forget. The more the rich glitter, the higher the price paid by the poor...
With an anime adaptation from the studio behind Mob Psycho 100 and the writer behind Attack on Titan and Vinland Saga, Gachiakuta is the dystopian epic critics are calling "the next big shonen series!"
Time has run out. The Raiders have escaped, leaving the Cleaners stuck in a giant trash beast hurtling towards the border. Every attempt to stop it has been met with failure. Now Noerde stands between the Cleaners and their own escape, and she's determined to bring everyone down with her, even if it means her own life is forfeit. What really awaits at the border between the ground and the Sphere? And can they survive it?
Gachiakuta is Kei Urana’s debut series, currently releasing in Kodansha’s Weekly Shonen Magazine. Prior to this, Urana won first prize in Shonen Magazine’s 103rd Newcomer Manga Awards for the one-shot Shikido.
In this hit gritty action manga, a young boy is framed for murder and cast off the edge of a floating city into the abyss, where he grapples with the monsters that the elite high above would rather forget. The more the rich glitter, the higher the price paid by the poor...
With an anime adaptation from the studio behind Mob Psycho 100 and the writer behind Attack on Titan and Vinland Saga, Gachiakuta is the dystopian epic critics are calling "the next big shonen series!"
Time has run out. The Raiders have escaped, leaving the Cleaners stuck in a giant trash beast hurtling towards the border. Every attempt to stop it has been met with failure. Now Noerde stands between the Cleaners and their own escape, and she's determined to bring everyone down with her, even if it means her own life is forfeit. What really awaits at the border between the ground and the Sphere? And can they survive it?
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Gachiakuta is Kei Urana’s debut series, currently releasing in Kodansha’s Weekly Shonen Magazine. Prior to this, Urana won first prize in Shonen Magazine’s 103rd Newcomer Manga Awards for the one-shot Shikido.
