I also understood that the author really likes side couples’ romances and plump, big-breasted women.

👺

If anything, the cover of the paperback is

I wished the anime version had been two cours, but it was well condensed into one cour, so I recommend that as well.

There are many episodes without an opening, but the opening is different every time it plays.

I binge-read it when the anime was airing; I regret not reading it when it was serialized.

>>8

It was quite a topic here even during its serialization in Jump+.

It’s not coming, huh… Because there are already individual threads about things like the tsunami.

>>10

What is the Earth? I had seen a lot of threads about it, so I feel like it was a waste to read it in a slightly spoiled state.

Spoiler

I thought it was a man, but it had a vagina too.

I know it was referred to as Space Bossun or Space Switch.

“Sket Dance also had various foreshadowing elements hidden here and there.”

How the initial prophecy, which is clearly set up as a clue in Witch Watch, will turn out is intriguing.

Suddenly started to feel a sense of closeness to the guest character.

The episode where the protagonists simultaneously appear to be aliens.

I read it just recently too, and it was really interesting.

Departing from Earth

A story about adventuring through various planets.

I remember what the dirty Astra was doing at that time.

>>17

That is a one-shot that was published more than six months after Astra ended.

It stood out among the Jump Plus during that time.

When a thread is created asking for short manga recommendations, the name that often comes up is “Astra Lost in Space,” so it makes me feel like, “Here it is… my number one recommended manga that concludes within 10 volumes…”

>>19

Generally, Planetes and Spirit Circle are recommended together.

It was only one cour, but you can tell that they struggled quite a bit with things like cutting the theme song and effectively turning it into 14 episodes due to length adjustments.

The density is unusual as a result.

The dirty Astra managed to reach this magazine, didn’t it?

Earth?

Because the beautiful things are gone, the ugly ones have come out…

So which one did Urgar end up with, Funi or Ruka?

Anime adaptation SSR

If there are two or more volumes of a paperback, are they not classified as a long work?

In the middle part,

I still like Shinohara Kenta’s works the most.

The dirty Astra was quite interesting too…

It ends very beautifully in this short span, and the jokes are also funny.

>>32

I wonder if we were parent and child in a past life (laughs).

>>36

What kind of feelings do you have when you say this?

I have a memory of a bothersome type of sci-fi geek popping up in the Amazon Prime review section.

ARIES

Sounds good!

The adults managing Astra’s regime are truly capable individuals.

I was really good at hiding things about the Earth.

Luca after growing up is incredibly subtly erotic.

In anime that are too short for a single cour, sometimes they do the beginning and the end as an hour-long episode.

The final episode was a very good anime adaptation with original material included.

What is regrettable is that the entire scene of Kanata’s rescue during the Funi accident was completely cut.

I’m always suspicious, wondering if there’s some gimmick behind the fact that the names of Ozakku-san and Uro Mira’s Zakku-san are overlapping…

It was a pity that the anime skipped over some parts of the DNA verification.

I like starting to consider why Polly’s sister’s comments are funny after asking, “What is the Earth?”

Don’t get unnecessarily confused.

Only decent people come out, except for the original scum.

It’s needless to say about big women, but…

I wonder if I like the brooding type of man and a somewhat strong-willed androgynous pretty boy…

I started by watching the anime, but even though it falls into instant dialogue in both the original and the anime, why was Kittree so prickly towards Zack at the beginning?

I was concerned that, being a clone and knowing the truth of history, I would be erased, but that was not the case at all.

>>45

The police and the government were surprisingly normal.

>>47

I’ve never seen an attempt to reset the history of conflicts and start a new history succeed so remarkably.

>>47

I can’t hide it anymore! Not that I want to die… but I can’t keep it a secret anymore… Could you please keep quiet? Is that impossible? Then maybe I’ll just announce it.

>>53

I mean, the only ones who actively concealed it were the royal family (although it’s a special zone, they aren’t particularly important)…

I feel like it was also unclear whether the higher-ups in the government knew about it.

It’s amazing that all the main voice actors in the anime are not chosen through auditions but are directly picked by the staff.

It’s perfectly fitting.

In reality, it’s not surprising that Poli-nee could be welcomed as a hero, and thinking about that makes it difficult to keep it a secret.

How old is Poli-neesama again?

What has Chuu made…?

The background leading to the extinction war is so incredibly harsh that the surviving generation’s hidden stories are both laughable and painful.

I wonder why the last planet didn’t work out?

Size, perhaps?

Laughing at the name of the spacesuit manufacturer.

The Astra is like the Earth in our sense.

It’s so clumsy of me to make my clone date a clone of a girl I like…

We

You’re getting married, right?

>>59

💥💥💥

I never thought students stranded in space would return with the truth of history.

Since it was a wormhole connected to Earth in the first place, it happened to encounter the spaceship that was bounced up because it was above Earth.

It’s interesting that I’m being helped by coincidence, but there is also quite a bit of probability involved.

Yummy

It’s only natural that there are many exceptionally skilled members.

I thought there would be some trouble after returning, but there wasn’t.

The answer to “The wire is too short!” was better in the anime.

>>66

It’s nice how the cover illustration was used well in collaboration.

In the OP or ED, Aries’ name is flipped, and the staff are too skilled.

It’s lucky that there was a spaceship drifting that could still be used even after more than 100 years.

It’s lucky that we were able to do a twin repair on the space ship of Poline, which is a similar type.

This is completely luck on my part.

>>69

Wasn’t this, in a way, inevitable?

The route I’m following

The title “Kanata no Astra” has foreshadowing or a double meaning right from the start; it’s so N of the author.

Suddenly being thrown into a wormhole in space is way too scary.

Even though Zack is extremely serious, why are the items he creates oddly pop?

Aries is so cute, isn’t she?

I was shocked to hear that the scene at the end where the teacher appears was original to the anime.

You could say… it’s Astra from beyond!

It was quite fortunate that the broken parts could be joined together in that specific way.

I mean, it’s already impossible! If you investigate well, you’ll understand, right?! Wasn’t that the case?

I like the way this author depicts girls as oddly silly and sexy.

All the female members have big butts.

The captain and Takeuchi-kun particularly liked it.

The brand name of the spacesuit is a terrible game.