Chi.: Chikyuu no Undou ni Tsuite - Vol. 3 Ch. 20
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Yeah, waxed the same as Icaru's wings. Probably foreshadowing.
Anyways, maybe this manga both started and got an award for the same reason, among others: because it tries to bring trust upon science right when disinformation became a thing.
2020, covid and all that stuff with the vaccines. Conspiracy theories running wild has to be bad for everyone's health and security.
Anyways, maybe this manga both started and got an award for the same reason, among others: because it tries to bring trust upon science right when disinformation became a thing.
2020, covid and all that stuff with the vaccines. Conspiracy theories running wild has to be bad for everyone's health and security.
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And due to the setting too, most probably. Like, I've never seen a manga in this time period, so I'd guess there can't be many of them (surely there are SOME). Neither in Europe, Poland, of course. It must've been exotic for the japanese audience. Attach it to your argument and we have quite a sensible contender for some rewards.
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The final panel of this chapter highlights something that is a little sad and inevitable. Today pretty much everyone knows about how the universe looks like to an extent, but nearly nobody possesses the ability to read the stars.
Based off the house of Piast and the level of technology showed in the manga, we can assume it takes place shortly before the telescope revolutionized sailing and astronomy, the late 14th or early 15th century. During that time, people used to know the night sky like the inside of their pocket, they could memorize entire books.
This manga is of course some kind of alternate reality with inaccuracies but it's still very unique and I'm happy we're able to read it and even got an anime out of it, rather than yet another self insert isekai
Based off the house of Piast and the level of technology showed in the manga, we can assume it takes place shortly before the telescope revolutionized sailing and astronomy, the late 14th or early 15th century. During that time, people used to know the night sky like the inside of their pocket, they could memorize entire books.
This manga is of course some kind of alternate reality with inaccuracies but it's still very unique and I'm happy we're able to read it and even got an anime out of it, rather than yet another self insert isekai
