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What an interesting piece of work. The portrayal of the both maestros as well as the city and time feels realistic and life-like, one could imagine the meeting taking place exactly as shown here. Especially the research put into this work and the absence of typical "manga-stuff" is laudable.

Thanks for the translation!, it was good! There was just some confusion for me, with the gender of Aida. Like on page 9 & 19 its written "this guy", but everywhere else it is "her" and "she".

Thanks for giving this manga to us. That feeling of wanting to do something but not being good at it... or rather seeing that others are much more succesful and have "more talent" hurts. But in every topic there is someone who is better than you, so it's also important to learn that. But...

Thanks for translating and bringing those twitter Extras to us here! =)

While it was still possible to me to somehow follow the plot of the original Alien 9 manga, this sequel left me confused. Imagine the Original 3 Mangas and randomly select some stories and fit them all in one volume. That´s how Alien 9 Emulators feels to me. Completely new concepts and aliens...

Thank you for translating this work! I appreciated the translation notes at the end of each chapter, especially the one explaining why the MC called his "brother" the way he did.

Can anyone explain the beginning of this chapter with "Johnny" to me? Is that horse supposed to represent time passing/life itself? That's the only explanation that makes sense to me with the "towards a dark abyss" and "only passed to the next generation by myths" stuff. Edit: Ok at the end the...

I would love to see more stories like this, that look at the whole world and the consequences of the main characters actions and not just the story of the main characters.

Ah good eye! That explains this chapter, thanks. The Outside humans also are the same now that I checked it.

Thank you for translating this masterpiece for us during all those years. It is a testament to the skills of the author how its themes stayed true from beginning to end. "Eating" can be considered such a banal thing and talking about its value can be done pretentious, but this work always...

Not really. On Page 12 during his explanation of how Kelpies hunt, it shows him on one close to getting killed and his sister running towards them with a morning star. So he DID fell for one before and just already knows this trap.

Thanks for this great and funny work. And they still didnt explain what kinda demon the shopkeeper is...

Thanks for translating this work! I thought the big war robot part would go in a different direction, but it stayed pretty wholesome.

similar works I remember at the moment: "Deus" and "Andy" from Bacius "Yuusha Goikkou no Kaerimichi" from Hirano Ryouji "Bibliomania" by Orval "Witches" by Igarashi Daisuke and also other works from him "Shuna's Journey" and "Nausicaa" from Hayao Miyazaki "Hallucination from the Womb" from...

On page 6 there is the scientist from the artists other oneshot "A certain scientist's observation log", so the monster here seems to be the same as in the other work.

Thanks for translating this wonderful series. This is one of those rare series where I am seriously sad that it ends. There is still so much stuff they could do and magic they could use. But Alas, it ends here.

Using the medium to convey a message, in this case the personality of a character, that is the definition of an artist who understands their medium.

Thanks for translating this manga! And this is the first time necromancy was ever shown in such a silly way =D

Is this the only game Japanese high school students know? They always always always play it. PLAY SOMETHING ELSE FOR ONCE!

While 2 years late, here are some mangas/anime which kinda fit your question: Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou Ai-Ren Shoujo Shuumatsu Ryokou Our Lives After the Apocalypse Useless Ponko One Surveyor's Role A Story After Everything Went Well Ginga no Shinanai Kodomotachi e Jinrui wa Suitai Shimashita...