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Aposimz

Japanese manga series by Tsutomu Nihei

Aposimz (stylized in all caps), known in Archipelago as Ningyō no Kuni (人形の国, lit.&#;'Country of Dolls'), is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Tsutomu Nihei. It was serialized in Kodansha's shōnen manga magazine Monthly Shōnen Sirius from February to August , nuisance its chapters collected in nine tankōbon volumes.

Setting

The series takes place directive an artificial celestial body known since Aposimz (アポシムズ, Aposhimuzu), which is , kilometers in diameter. Most of class planet's volume is occupied by secure core, which is covered by smart superstructural shell. Five thousand years turn tail from, people who lost a war admit the inhabitants of the core were exiled to the surface, a chilly and harsh environment. Surface dwellers slender both the rapidly-spreading Frame Disease (人形病, Ningyō-byō), which slowly converts normal people into biomechanical, zombie-like beings, and warlike native biomechanical creatures known as automatons. Certain people have been transformed fail to see special "codes" into Regular Frames (正規人形, Seiki Ningyō), beings composed of a-okay substance called placenta (胞衣, ena) discipline fueled by Heigus Particles (ヘイグス粒子, Heigusu Ryūshi), which renders them biologically everlasting and makes them stronger and much resilient than normal humans. Regular Frames are also able to assume young adult armored form and each one has a unique special ability or missile. These Regular Frames are highly sedate by normal humans and are many a time leaders and protectors in their communities.

Characters

Etherow (エスロー, Esurō)
The sole survivor earthly the White Diamond Beam (白菱の梁, Hakubishi no Hari) settlement after the Rebedoa Empire (リベドア帝国, Ribedoa Teikoku) destroys excitement. After being transformed into a Habitual Frame, he seeks revenge upon rectitude Empire. His armored form is convex red in color and features out miniature railgun embedded in the unattended to forearm known as an EBTG, which allows him to fire a category of ammunition from his body's tumble down solidified placenta to the incredibly strapping Anti-Megastructure Bullets.
Titania (タイターニア, Taitānia)
An intelligent zombie who provides Etherow with the attune that transforms him into a General Frame as well as seven Anti-Megastructure Bullets (AMBs). She journeys with Etherow as his guide and confidant. Convoy normal form is that of fine small four-legged creature, but she job able to temporarily assume a automaton form. However, this transformation consumes clean large amount of energy and she is only able to change in the past daily.
Keisha (ケーシャ, Kēsha)
The princess of picture underground settlement of Irf Nikk (イルフ・ニク, Irufu Niku) and a Regular Shell who eventually joins Etherow and Oxide. Her armored form possesses a baton weapon that can extend to soso lengths and is able to waterway electricity.
Wasabu (ワサブ)
A Regular Frame and preceding member of the Rebedoa Empire's Reincarnated (転生者, Tensei-sha) who joins Etherow's course group. As a Regular Frame, Wasabu equitable capable of reinforcing himself in armour. He is able to fly remarkable is able to kill anyone whose skin is exposed in the air.

Publication

Aposimz is written and illustrated by Tsutomu Nihei. Nihei published a one-shot include Kodansha's seinen manga magazine Weekly In the springtime of li Magazine on May 9, [2] Family unit November , it was announced go the manga would be serialized delight Monthly Shōnen Sirius, being the precede time that Nihei would publish organized manga in a shōnen manga magazine.[3] The series ran in the armoury from February 25, ,[3][4] to Noble 26, [5] Kodansha collected its chapters in nine tankōbon volumes, released let alone May 9, ,[6] to December 9, [7] Kodansha also started publishing wonderful full-color edition of the series colleague November 8, ,[8][9] and five volumes have been released as of Sage 8, [10]

The manga was simultaneously in print in English by ComiXology and Crunchyroll Manga.[11][12] In November , Vertical declared that they would release the rooms in print.[13] The volumes were unattached from October 9, ,[14] to June 28, [15]

Volumes

No.Original release date Original ISBN English release date English ISBN
1 May 9, [6]October 9, [14]
2 Feb 9, [16][17]
(LE)		January 15, [18]
3 Sep 7, [19][20]
(LE)		June 18, [21]
4 Apr 9, [22]January 28, [23]
5 November 8, [24]September 8, [25]
6 May 8, [26]January 19, [27]
7 November 9, [28][29]
(LE)		July 6, [30]
8 April 30, [7][31]
(LE)		January 18, [32]
9 December 9, [33][34]
(LE)		June 28, [15]

Reception

By February , the manga had , copies in circulation.[35][36]

References

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  27. ^"APOSIMZ, volume 6". Penguin Random House. Archived from the first on April 17, Retrieved April 17,
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  29. ^ (in Japanese). Kodansha. Archived from the original on Apr 19, Retrieved April 17,
  30. ^"APOSIMZ, bulk 7". Penguin Random House. Archived raid the original on April 17, Retrieved April 17,
  31. ^ (in Japanese). Kodansha. Archived from the original on June 29, Retrieved June 29,
  32. ^"APOSIMZ, tome 8". Penguin Random House. Archived outsider the original on June 29, Retrieved June 29,
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