I was quite pumped to see a space elevator on page 3 and have it confirmed later!

It's quite the painful world they exist in though.

oh is this a re-upload in the form of a series, alright sure that's fine I'll look forward to seeing more then.

haven't read it yet, but the cover art is beautiful

subtext Why was this in YH then?

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subtext Whay was this in YH then?

because people love to overuse that word lol

Nice. So the first oneshot does have a follow-up (which makes it a two-shot?). This author is apparently fond of post-apocalypse theme.

subtext Why was this in YH then?

YH publishes subtext oneshots once in a while.

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I do have to question the wisdom to make an all powerful weather satellite that only one person can control and fix.

OMG! It's a series! Ready to download this into my soul.

OMG! It's a series! Ready to download this into my soul.

It's not though. It's a collection of oneshots and only the first 2 chapters are directly related, though all of them have the same theme and probably settings. At least that how it looks based on the table of content.

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So... Horizon ZD, but with Yuri.

I do have to question the wisdom to make an all powerful weather satellite that only one person can control and fix.

Anything less would violate intellectual property principles.

In for whatever this ride is. I can't get enough of post-apocalyptic desolation lately.

I do have to question the wisdom to make an all powerful weather satellite that only one person can control and fix.

The other translation doesn't have that aspect: https://dynasty-scans.com/chapters/redefining_hope

This is gorgeous, hope is bittersweet

I do have to question the wisdom to make an all powerful weather satellite that only one person can control and fix.

The other translation doesn't have that aspect: https://dynasty-scans.com/chapters/redefining_hope

Pretty interesting. The other TL uses all plural (multiple machines, a group of people who could control them, cloned from that group). The plural aspect makes more sense for world-building, but having only one person makes more sense for the plot. I could see if you had an actual doomsday device (the classic weather machine) that you would want even stricter control on it than something like nuclear weapons and so only one person could control it. Still, you kind of need a method to pass on control.

So based on one of the pages, we have a continuation to the first story, or at least it appears that way.

OH BABY!

Someone wished it was a series,and here it is!

Y'know, I though they'd go for the standard twist of the air actually being fine and Mama was going to be an antagonist

I'm sorry for doubting you Mama

post-apocalyptic sci-fi, my beloved...

Why is the robot girl's name La Liberta in this release, while just Liberta in Yuri Project's version?

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What's the point of this? We already know what happens, this can only serve to hurt us.

Why do girls with the name Madoka have to undergo such hardships?
Man, I like that we have some information as to why the future is like this.
Humans being stupid like always doesn't really surprise me. Who would raid a lab that has scientists working on a project that can potentially save everyone?

ha, it is very interesting that while we now know who Speranza was a clone of, the android Liberta also sure looks remarkably similar to Madoka at least to me. Wonder if that will be a thing or if I'm reading into it too much.

Humans being stupid like always doesn't really surprise me. Who would raid a lab that has scientists working on a project that can potentially save everyone?

The same old story that has been told many times throughout history, human being idiots.

Is it just me or is it feel like the plot of final fantasy VII to some extend?

What's the point of this? We already know what happens, this can only serve to hurt us.

A lot of Japanese fiction going back at least to the Heian period is fascinated with exploring the impermanence and the finiteness of everything. This may be just part of that thematic tradition.

ha, it is very interesting that while we now know who Speranza was a clone of, the android Liberta also sure looks remarkably similar to Madoka at least to me. Wonder if that will be a thing or if I'm reading into it too much.

No, I also get the impression that Speranza is the clone of the Doctor, and Liberta has somehow inherited Madoka's personality, if not her memories.

Is it just me or is it feel like the plot of final fantasy VII to some extend?

Maybe it's because FF7 is the archetypal anti-corporate, pro-environment story in Japanese media?

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