“Post-apocalyptic underground city plagued by overeating pill side effects, featuring catfights, aliens, and pop idol dreams.”
Pure Trance
ピュア・トランス
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Post-apocalyptic underground city plagued by overeating pill side effects, featuring catfights, aliens, and pop idol dreams.
In this dreamy science fiction fantasy, Junko Mizuno illustrates a story full of catfights, alien safari adventures, evil experiments, and a girl who dreams of becoming a pop idol singer. Following the Third World War, humankind left the toxic surface of the Earth and built an underground city to survive. A serious social problem has emerged in this new society: hyperorexia, or severe overeating, a side effect of the "Pure Trance" life-sustaining pill. The story begins in the hospital which has been ruined by a tyrannical director, Keiko Yamazaki... (Source: MU)
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A Manga Publication
- Format 9 × 1 ch × vol
- Total read 1h 12m approx
- Published Jan 1996 – Jan 1998
- Source Manga media type
- Ref. BS-M1233 catalog