Wolf570

I personally loved this manga. Its a rival with mushishi.

I do see what you mean whith being almost the same as Urusei Yatsura. But Urusei Yatsura seemed like it was less thought through more of amake money kinda of anime. I haven't watched the anime version yet, because alot of the times the anime versions lack the quality or plots or even have added plots to control the amount of time each episode has or how the episodes flow together.

This is one manga though that doesn't screw around to much but isn't always straight to the point. I say that it has a certain style that draws the reader in even in the worst parts (not like there were any to speak of though)

All in all great read my profile might say I'm not a longtime user but that doesn't mean I don't know my manga/anime.You might also see that I usually give out high rankings this is just because if its bad I don't take the time to say anythung about it. But this great even if you think thst a give it a abnormally high rank , it deserves every star

This is definitely a good read!

As both a scifi and manga fan this is just an amazing read! it aslo has a rarity in scifi, organic ships and vehicles. The design work is just outstanding, it's a good classic read, a shame it is no longer in print though...

Mind as well post this to spare myself some questions. Minor spoilers inbound.

Writing down synopsis of a volume does not make it spoiler free, mind you.

"Earth is under attack! The powerful, alien Santovasku Empire has returned to the planet to reclaim it as their home world, putting the lives of all mankind at risk. Pulled into the center of the conflict is photographer Tetsuya, a man who inadvertently meets the otherworldly Princess Kahm, deftly avoiding being killed by her! However, Tetsuya’s problems don’t end there; Princess Kahm returns and kidnaps him, forcing him into an out of this world adventure..."

Everything is a-okay till this point, after that is what bugs me:

"...Her father is hell-bent on destroying all of humanity, but together, the two can do something that may avert the war. That is, if Tetsuya can bring himself to follow through with it!"

Mentioning someone or something that occurs much later in the story (vol 3 of 8) is something I consider a "spoiler". True, it's very general but still, let's look at it from this point, I will write a summery of Fallout (Black Isle Studios RPG):

"For many people living in the vault you have been chosen to complete the task of obtaining the water chip. The old one broke and the water reserves will last only for 150 days . This task will be not easy because to do that you will have to explore the world that has been destroyed by a nuclear war, what awaits you is a wasteland and many other dangers..."

Proper, isn't it? But let's add one more line to it, shall we:

"...one of your main enemies will be savage mutants ordered by the evil Master."

See my point? I'm not negating the definition of summaries/synopsis, I'm just pointing out that a site that is directed towards "recommending" stuff (with a story) should only inform people about things that are happening at the beginning to give you the general gist, the rest I want to find out on my own.