Tokyo Aliens Vol. 04, this thrilling sci-fi fantasy series welcomes you to Japan, a top ten destination for extraterrestrials looking for refuge, relaxation, a good time, or just to raise a little hell!
When the terrifying alien Hakugin attacked a young Sho Tenkubashi and his little sister all those years ago, who was their brave—and mysterious—savior? Was it Akira’s father…or Akira himself, somehow? That answer seems to hold the key to everything, and Sho is determined to uncover what really happened.
Meanwhile, all Akira can think about is getting stronger and proving himself as a full-fledged member of the squad, but a spar against Sho teaches him just how far he still has to go!
As Akira’s past and present identity grows increasingly enigmatic, will the truth from secrets long buried ever come to light?
Biographical Notes:
NAOE is the creator of Aoharu x Machinegun and Tokyo Aliens.
Title Notes:
Other North American manga publishers have been eyeing Tokyo Aliens, and English rights were sold with multiple offers on it. Taking this and the overall positive fan reaction in Japan to the series, we have the makings of a strong seller on our hands.
Like many of the bestselling series from Square Enix Japan’s GFantasy magazine—Black Butler, Toilet-Bound Hanako-kun, and The Case Study of Vanitas, to name a few—Tokyo Aliens features a hugely attractive cast of characters and dynamic plot created by the sure hand of a talented artist. This will not go amiss among the core manga fans.
Tokyo Aliens plays thoughtfully with the subject of aliens walking among us. With the US government making proposals concerning unexplained aerial phenomena, chatter about extraterrestrial life and craft no longer belongs in the realm of conspiracy theory. Tokyo Aliens takes the conversation and explores one possibility of this new reality.
This material is suitable for readers ages 16+.
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