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The First Volume of Blame! was released in June of 1998 by Kodansha, and on August 9th, 2005 by TOKYOPOP. The volume follows Killy as he works his way upwards through the immense structure known as The City, searching for humans with Net Terminal Genes. He passes through pockets of civilization isolated from each other by untold miles of steel and concrete, battling Silicon Creatures along the ...
BLAME! (ブラム！) es un manga que se clasifica dentro del género ciberpunk creado por Tsutomu Nihei. La historia transcurre en una realidad distópica, futurista y oscura en la que el ser humano queda alienado por una realidad dominada por una tecnología hostil a la vida natural. El universo de Blame!, relacionado con el concepto de la Esfera de Dyson, es cerrado y puramente artificial y ...
Gore Thriller Sci-Fi Action Psychological Survival Adventure Post-Apocalyptic Drama Horror Mystery. Publication: 1997, Completed. Killy is a man of few words. He wanders, seemingly endlessly, through a lonely, gargantuan labyrinth of concrete and steel, fighting off cyborgs and other futuristic nightmares, searching only for something called ...
modifier. BLAME! (ブラム!, Buramu!?) est une série de seinen manga cyberpunk écrit et dessiné par Tsutomu Nihei. Il a été prépublié dans le magazine Afternoon de l'éditeur Kōdansha, et a été compilé en un total de dix volumes entre 1998 et 2003. Il est édité en français aux éditions Glénat. Une version deluxe compilée en ...
The Fifth Volume of Blame! was released in September of 2000 by Kodansha, and on August 8th, 2006 by TOKYOPOP. This volume continues Killy and Cibo's investigation of Toha Heavy Industries, and they find themselves closer to an answer. But when Killy gets caught in Mensab's teleportation field, he finds himself in an alternate reality. He must now find a way to return to his own reality ...
The Third Volume of Blame! was released in December of 1999 by Kodansha, and on February 7th, 2005 by TOKYOPOP. This volume continues to follow Killy and Cibo after breaking through the Megastructure above Cluster Town. Beyond, they stand before another massive structure known as Toha Heavy Industries, a human tribe of Electrofishers inhabiting its exterior. Teaming up with these inhabitants ...
Use of Template:Ambox is broken, because Module:Message box is broken. Blame! (ブラム! Buramu!?), pronounced "blam", is a ten-volume cyberpunk manga by Tsutomu Nihei. The tagline for this manga is "Adventure-seeker Killy in the Cyber Dungeon quest!" or "Maybe on Earth, Maybe in the Future". A six part original net animation was produced in 2003, with a seventh episode included on the DVD ...
