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After Naoto, RyuZU, Marie, and Halter&rsquo,s mission to save Kyoto succeeded, the group must lie low. Branded as terrorists and with Marie presumed ,dead, the new allies decide to gather more information while acting out the ,daily lives of high school students&mdash,something Marie isn&rsquo,t used to! While ,undercover, Marie receives valuable information through a coded message: ,The government is still abusing core parts to endanger civilians. Meanwhile, ,RyuZU wishes to find her little &ldquo,sister,&rdquo, AnchoR, but when the fellow
automaton appears, is she a friend or foe?
Praise for ,No Game, No Life
“If you are looking for clever mind games where the protagonist faces seemingly insurmountable odds, then this is the book for you.” -Anitay
“No Game No Life ,is a must watch for any gamer… smart, beautiful, funny, and just plain all-around enjoyable.” -Kotaku
An action-packed shonen manga for fans of classic sci-fi properties such as Appleseed.
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After Naoto, RyuZU, Marie, and Halter’s mission to save Kyoto succeeded, the group must lie low. Branded as terrorists and with Marie presumed dead, the new allies decide to gather more information while acting out the daily lives of high school students-something Marie isn’t used to! While undercover, Marie receives valuable information through a coded message: The government is still abusing core parts to endanger civilians. Meanwhile, RyuZU wishes to find her little “sister,” AnchoR, but when the fellow
automaton appears, is she a friend or foe?
Praise for No Game, No Life
“If you are looking for clever mind games where the protagonist faces seemingly insurmountable odds, then this is the book for you.” -Anitay
“No Game No Life is a must watch for any gamer… smart, beautiful, funny, and just plain all-around enjoyable.” -Kotaku
