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* GenocideBackfire: After spending untold centuries under constant threat from the Silicon Life, humanity is more than happy to pay back tenfold after regaining control of the City, so much so that their positions have been fully reversed by the start of the sequel one shot.
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* WakeUpCall: Cibo acts very nonchalant and overconfident in her introduction, but that changes fairly quickly after she steps outside of her unmonitored level and gets almost instantly thrown around by Safeguard agents, has her arm crushed, witnesses a village get massacred, fries her brain hijacking a Builder, spends decades alone, and has to steal the body of another Cibo from an alternate dimension to fix her currently unstable one. After that, she's a lot more cautious and gloomy.
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''Blame!'' (ブラム ''Buramu!'') is a 10-volume {{cyberpunk}} {{Seinen}} {{Manga}}.
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''Blame!'' (ブラム ''Buramu!'') is a 10-volume {{cyberpunk}} {{Seinen}} {{Manga}}.{{seinen}} {{manga}} by Creator/TsutomuNihei.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Killy seems to have been conceived as a regular (albeit very strong and durable) human. Finding food and water is a constant concern of his in the early chapters, and he has a considerably more "survivalist" look, carrying utensils, cups and binoculars along with his more high-tech gear. Being ambushed and having his bag thrown into an abyss by his assailants is framed as a huge setback for him. He also bleeds quite a lot, suffers a concussion at a point, and needs Cibo's help to reattach an arm that had been sliced off. Besides that, he seems to be actively working with or, at the very least, in contact with other agents, as seen in the second chapter. This is a far cry from Electrofisher-arc Killy, that can see miles in the distance with his bare eyes, reattaches or even regrows most of his body without batting an eye, never needs regular sustenance, carries only a couple of gadgets besides his trusty GBE, and is basically on his own for the rest of the story.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Killy seems to have been conceived as a regular (albeit very strong and durable) human. Finding food and water is a constant concern of his in the early chapters, and he has a considerably more "survivalist" look, carrying utensils, cups and binoculars along with his more high-tech gear. Being ambushed and having his bag thrown into an abyss by his assailants is framed as a huge setback for him. He also bleeds quite a lot, suffers a concussion at a point, and needs Cibo's help to reattach an arm that had been sliced off. Besides that, he seems to be actively working with or, at the very least, in contact with other agents, as seen in the second chapter. This is a far cry from Electrofisher-arc Killy, that can see miles in the distance with his bare eyes, reattaches or even regrows most of his body without batting an eye, never needs regular sustenance, carries only a couple of gadgets besides his trusty GBE, and is basically on his own for the rest most of the story.
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* MissionControl: After leaving the Capitol, Killy and Cibo manage to link up with an Authority agent that briefs them in their mission and offers some information regarding the City, the Safeguard and how powerless the Authority is outside the Netsphere. [[spoiler: They're attacked by the Safeguard and the agent is killed shortly after, marking the last time Killy gets any sort of intel for the rest of the story. ]]
* MookMaker: ConversionTowersTowers.
* MookMaker: Conversion
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* Early-Installment Weirdness: Killy seems to have been conceived as a regular (albeit very strong and durable) human.
Finding food and water is a constant concern of his in the early chapters, and he has a considerably more "survivalist" look, carrying utensils, cups and binoculars along with his more high-tech gear. Being ambushed and having his bag thrown into an abyss by his assailants is framed as a huge setback for him.
He also bleeds quite a lot, suffers a concussion at a point, and needs Cibo's help to reattach an arm that had been sliced off.
Besides that, he seems to be actively working with or, at the very least, in contact with other agents, as seen in the second chapter.
This is a far cry from Electrofisher-arc Killy, that can see miles in the distance with his bare eyes, reattaches or even regrows most of his body without batting an eye, never needs regular sustenance, carries only a couple of gadgets besides his trusty GBE, and is basically on his own for the rest of the story.
Finding food and water is a constant concern of his in the early chapters, and he has a considerably more "survivalist" look, carrying utensils, cups and binoculars along with his more high-tech gear. Being ambushed and having his bag thrown into an abyss by his assailants is framed as a huge setback for him.
He also bleeds quite a lot, suffers a concussion at a point, and needs Cibo's help to reattach an arm that had been sliced off.
Besides that, he seems to be actively working with or, at the very least, in contact with other agents, as seen in the second chapter.
This is a far cry from Electrofisher-arc Killy, that can see miles in the distance with his bare eyes, reattaches or even regrows most of his body without batting an eye, never needs regular sustenance, carries only a couple of gadgets besides his trusty GBE, and is basically on his own for the rest of the story.
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* Early-Installment Weirdness: EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: Killy seems to have been conceived as a regular (albeit very strong and durable) human.
human. Finding food and water is a constant concern of his in the early chapters, and he has a considerably more "survivalist" look, carrying utensils, cups and binoculars along with his more high-tech gear. Being ambushed and having his bag thrown into an abyss by his assailants is framed as a huge setback for him.
him. He also bleeds quite a lot, suffers a concussion at a point, and needs Cibo's help to reattach an arm that had been sliced off.
Besides Besides that, he seems to be actively working with or, at the very least, in contact with other agents, as seen in the second chapter.
This This is a far cry from Electrofisher-arc Killy, that can see miles in the distance with his bare eyes, reattaches or even regrows most of his body without batting an eye, never needs regular sustenance, carries only a couple of gadgets besides his trusty GBE, and is basically on his own for the rest of the story.
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* Early-Installment Weirdness: Killy seems to have been conceived as a regular (albeit very strong and durable) human.
Finding food and water is a constant concern of his in the early chapters, and he has a considerably more "survivalist" look, carrying utensils, cups and binoculars along with his more high-tech gear. Being ambushed and having his bag thrown into an abyss by his assailants is framed as a huge setback for him.
He also bleeds quite a lot, suffers a concussion at a point, and needs Cibo's help to reattach an arm that had been sliced off.
Besides that, he seems to be actively working with or, at the very least, in contact with other agents, as seen in the second chapter.
This is a far cry from Electrofisher-arc Killy, that can see miles in the distance with his bare eyes, reattaches or even regrows most of his body without batting an eye, never needs regular sustenance, carries only a couple of gadgets besides his trusty GBE, and is basically on his own for the rest of the story.
Finding food and water is a constant concern of his in the early chapters, and he has a considerably more "survivalist" look, carrying utensils, cups and binoculars along with his more high-tech gear. Being ambushed and having his bag thrown into an abyss by his assailants is framed as a huge setback for him.
He also bleeds quite a lot, suffers a concussion at a point, and needs Cibo's help to reattach an arm that had been sliced off.
Besides that, he seems to be actively working with or, at the very least, in contact with other agents, as seen in the second chapter.
This is a far cry from Electrofisher-arc Killy, that can see miles in the distance with his bare eyes, reattaches or even regrows most of his body without batting an eye, never needs regular sustenance, carries only a couple of gadgets besides his trusty GBE, and is basically on his own for the rest of the story.
