Hyakuoku no Hiru to Senoku no Yoru
Plato, Buddha, Christ—what brings these men to the far future to witness the end of the world?
Ten billion days--that is how long it will take the philosopher Plato to determine the true systems of the world. One hundred billion nights--that is how far into the future he and Christ and Siddhartha will travel to witness the end of the world and also its fiery birth. Named the greatest Japanese science fiction novel of all time, Ten Billion Days and One Hundred Billion Nights is an epic eons in the making. Originally published in 1967, the novel was revised by the author in later years and republished in 1973, then adapted into manga by Moto Hagio in 1977. It was her first and only appearance in Shonen Champion.
The manga adaptation of the famous Ryu Mitsuse's sci-fi novel which combines the author's interest in technology and the Buddha.
(Source: Haikasoru)
Plato, Buddha, Christ—what brings these men to the far future to witness the end of the world?
Ten billion days--that is how long it will take the philosopher Plato to determine the true systems of the world. One hundred billion nights--that is how far into the future he and Christ and Siddhartha will travel to witness the end of the world and also its fiery birth. Named the greatest Japanese science fiction novel of all time, Ten Billion Days and One Hundred Billion Nights is an epic eons in the making. Originally published in 1967, the novel was revised by the author in later years and republished in 1973, then adapted into manga by Moto Hagio in 1977. It was her first and only appearance in Shonen Champion.
The manga adaptation of the famous Ryu Mitsuse's sci-fi novel which combines the author's interest in technology and the Buddha.
(Source: Haikasoru)
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