Propeller Heaven

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Japanese: プロペラ天国

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Type: Manga

Volumes: 1

Chapters: 11

Status: Finished

Published: Oct 19, 2000 to Aug 18, 2001

Genre: Sci-Fi

Serialization: Ultra Jump

Authors: Tomizawa, Hitoshi (Story & Art)

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Score: 6.13¹ (scored by 175 users)

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Ranked: #19161²

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Popularity: #18456

Members: 792

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Ranked #19161Popularity #18456Members 792

MangaUltra JumpTomizawa, Hitoshi (Story & Art)

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In this world, there are two types of humans: Normal Humans and Synthetic Humans.

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Jul 15, 2018

5Cats

Recommended

Hitoshi Tomizawa writes weird stuff, be warned! This is pure weirdness. But it isn't without plot or intelligence, it's calculated and makes sense by the end. No gore or nastiness, it still packs quite a visual and emotional wallop.
His art is simple but the story is twisting and twisted at the same time. You'll have many "what the heck!" moments along the way, bear with it, there is an explanation by the end, it all makes sense. Well, as much sense as Tomizawa stories ever do!
I liked it quite a bit. Far from perfect, it is... different! So if (like me) you complain that 'mangas ...

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Jun 19, 2018

Gundroog

Not Recommended

Most people will probably know Hitoshi Tomizawa from Alien 9, a bizarre little manga made into OVA. It was unfinished and a little convoluted but interested many with the very unusual premise and atmosphere. Propeller Heaven has both of those again but this time with the execution so horrid it made me regret what little time I spent on it.

Propeller Heaven is about… something, I think? It’s hard to even summarize what the hell it was about cause you’re dropped in the middle of the story and try to figure out what’s going on along the way. There’s no clear setup and the plot structure ...