Deus Vitae
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“2068: super-android Leave spawns Selenoid society; four Mothers rule a rigid utopia now fracturing into conflict.”
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2068: super-android Leave spawns Selenoid society; four Mothers rule a rigid utopia now fracturing into conflict.
In the year 2068, humanity's greatest creation—the Brain Computer—ushers in a new era by designing Leave, an android whose capabilities eclipse those of her creators. As the world transforms under this technological revolution, Leave and her human guardian Fenrir find themselves at the center of an unprecedented shift in Earth's hierarchy. The emergence of the Selenoid—androids modeled after Leave—brings about a meticulously structured society divided into four distinct regions, each governed by powerful entities known as the Mothers. This new world order establishes a rigid hierarchy where strength determines one's place in society, creating what appears to be an ideal civilization. However, beneath this seemingly perfect surface, tensions simmer between different factions. Some remnants of humanity and certain Selenoid question the new world order, setting the stage for conflict as various groups with competing visions for Earth's future begin to emerge. (Source: Tokyopop)
In the year 2068, the Brain Computer, created by humans to be the core of a machine-driven Earth, itself creates Leave, an android that far surpasses the abilities of humans. With mankind now an unnecessary aspect of the Earth ecosystem, Leave, along with her 'father' Fenrir (the human scientist who raised her), destroys humanity and in its stead creates the four 'Mothers' who in turn create an android race modeled on Leave known as the Selenoid. They divide the world into four parts, each ruled by a Mother, and then further sub-divide the android population into hierarchical levels with the strong at the top and the weak at the bottom. A virtually perfect society... And it would have remained perfect if some of the surviving humans hadn't formed a revolutionary group together with some of the lower caste Selenoid with the explicit purpose of overthrowing Leave and delivering the Earth back into the hands of the humans. (Source: Tokyopop)
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Reel · 01 Cat. №BS-M0264
A Manga Publication
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- 20 × 3
- ch × vol
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- 2h 40m
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- Jun 1999 – Feb 2002
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- Manga
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