Glass no Shiro no Kiroku
ガラスの城の記録 MangaInformações adicionais
Format
MANGA
Status
Finished
Start date
Jan 22, 1970
End date
Feb 23, 1972
Average score
59/100
Popularity
346
Favorites
10
Genres
Drama
Psychological
Sci-Fi
Psychological
Sci-Fi
Tags
Seinen
73%
Target demographic is adult males.
Tragedy
60%
Centers around tragic events and unhappy endings.
Revenge
60%
Prominently features a character who aims to exact punishment in a resentful or vindictive manner.
Fugitive
60%
Prominently features a character evading capture by an individual or organization.
Crime
60%
Centers around unlawful activities punishable by the state or other authority.
Nudity
40%
Features a character wearing no clothing or exposing intimate body parts.
Incest
20%
Features sexual or romantic relations between characters who are related by blood.
Time Manipulation
20%
Prominently features time-traveling or other time-warping phenomena.
Prison
20%
Partly or completely set in a prison.
Links externos
Glass no Shiro no Kiroku
ガラスの城の記録 MangaSinopse
IMMORTALITY, AT WHAT COST?
In the Glass Mansion, a family has been frozen in cryosleep for 20 years under the orders of their patriarch. When the oldest son Ichirou awakes, he struggles to accept the reality that he has slept away 20 years of his life. Ichirou plans to exact revenge on those in his family that stole his life from him. As Shirou, the youngest brother, attempts to stop Ichirou, he becomes aware of the dangerous side effect of cryosleep that led to its national ban years ago. How far will Ichirou fall, and will Shirou be able to stop him? In Record of the Glass Castle, Osamu Tezuka tackles the great quandary of immortality at the cost of humanity, in a different, much darker light than he often does in his better-known masterpieces like Phoenix. In this tale, the search for humanity seems more hopeless than ever, tangled in hatred, greed, and lust. This one volume series is a must-read for the fans of Tezuka’s dark side, as well as those who can appreciate a story that won’t spell out all the answers.
(Source: DMG)
In the Glass Mansion, a family has been frozen in cryosleep for 20 years under the orders of their patriarch. When the oldest son Ichirou awakes, he struggles to accept the reality that he has slept away 20 years of his life. Ichirou plans to exact revenge on those in his family that stole his life from him. As Shirou, the youngest brother, attempts to stop Ichirou, he becomes aware of the dangerous side effect of cryosleep that led to its national ban years ago. How far will Ichirou fall, and will Shirou be able to stop him? In Record of the Glass Castle, Osamu Tezuka tackles the great quandary of immortality at the cost of humanity, in a different, much darker light than he often does in his better-known masterpieces like Phoenix. In this tale, the search for humanity seems more hopeless than ever, tangled in hatred, greed, and lust. This one volume series is a must-read for the fans of Tezuka’s dark side, as well as those who can appreciate a story that won’t spell out all the answers.
(Source: DMG)
