“Battle Angel Alita” was an incredible manga to binge on as we follow a young cyborg girl who got a second life in a post apocalyptic world. I wasn’t surprised that Alita’s story was far from over and jumping into her next series “Last Order”, it’s still has that same heart pounding storytelling.
Picking up from the original nine-volume series, our cyborg heroine Alita wakes up from a slumber in the sky city of Tiphares and learns she’s been given a new mechanical body by the evil Nova, the man responsible for changing her life forever. She also learns that everything has changed, the town citizens have controlling biochips for brains and how it’s now a struggle for survival. She meets some unexpected acquaintances on her quest and it looks like Nova has his own help that will attempt to stop her by all means while seeing memories from her past. The biggest surprise of all is that Alita’s journey will take her to space that has its own civilization and is just as dangerous as home. We also get two short stories by the author that are like small fantasies.
An amazing beginning from this follow-up series that has a lot of what we saw from it’s predecessor while being a few new characters, a whole new environment and even a few familiar faces. The best thing is that there’s a lot of action and Alita battling many enemies throughout it all. There’s still a few questions I hope to see answered as the series goes on, yet I’m so excited and antsy to see where her new story will take her. <b>A (100%/Outstanding)</b>
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