History Manga / BlazerDrive

The second mainstream manga of Seishi Kishimoto, creator of ''Manga/OPartsHunter'', which was serialized in ''Monthly Shonen Rival'' from 2008 to 2010. It was made in conjunction with Creator/{{Sega}} who made a RPG for the UsefulNotes/NintendoDS which features a story that runs parallel to the main manga (what's more, this was announced before the series was even serialized).

* {{Aloof Big Brother}}: Subverted in that Ginga only acted that way to protect Daichi from the Blazer's lifestyle.

* BadassNormal - the Section III Division Head, who can sense potential Blazers, as well as her brother, a genius computer-{{otaku}} who can ''type with his toes''.

* BigGuyLittleGuy: The Iron Brothers; naturally the little one is in charge [[spoiler: he also can get a whole lot bigger]]. The younger's finger is as big as the elder's whole hand.

* BrilliantButLazy: Ryuki, the videogame otaku, who doesn't want his "freedom as a NEET[[note]] Not in Education or Employment Training[[/note]]" impeded by responsibilities to Division XIII. Lampshaded by a RetiredBadass.
* DirtyOldMan: [[WeaselMascot the hedgehog mascot]] TricksterMentor.
* {{Expy}}: Kuroki could be a dead ringer for Kirin from 666 Satan. Likewise the main character of the video game bears a high resemblance to Jin of the same series.
** Hey now! let's not forget just how much Daichi looks like a black-haired Jio from 666 Satan, especially when you compare Tamamayu and [[spoiler: Jio's Satan claw]]
* GenderBender: Daichi is transformed into a "wood fairy" by the Division Head's videogame-otaku brother, who doesn't want to play a male character. He's initially shocked, but doesn't mind since he's so good-looking as a girl (Misora: He really is ''that'' narcissistic!).

* [[FourEyesZeroSoul Four Eyes, Zero Soul]]: The guy in charge of Quilin Realm. [[spoiler: He just fried the guy who developed the idea of Blazers.]]
* {{Improbable Weapon User}}: As if the Mystickers weren't crazy enough, some of the characters wield some pretty bizarre weaponry. Some examples being Misora who can use a book to trace creations and bring them to life and Yuyuka who brandishes a giant fork stuck into a jelly roll like a hammer.
* IncendiaryExponent: While fighting with the ice user akashikibu, Misora realises that since you can never get hurt by your own mysticker attacks [[spoiler: she can protect herself from cold by charging right through her summon's BreathWeapon. ]]
* KickTheDog: In addition to an actual dog[[spoiler:-girl; she gets better]], [[spoiler: Akashikibu finally [[DefrostingIceQueen defrosts]] just as she gets frozen solid. And then Quilin Realm mocks her by covering her face with the dog-girl's mask, and finally blows her up for good measure.]]

* ShoutOut: Misora uses "ball-skates" like the ones seen in ''666 Satan''.

* SwissArmySuperpower : Daichi's wire mysticker can be used to create any shape out of wire - this has multiple uses up to and including NinjaLog .
* TokenMiniMoe: [[LikesOlderWomen Yuyuka]]

* YouHaveFailedMe [[spoiler: Akashikibu gets it twice - first from her mysticker, then from the Quilin Realm.]]

%%* WhipItGood

* GreenLanternRing : Daichi's wire mysticker can be used to create any shape out of wire - this has multiple uses up to and including NinjaLog .
* FanService

* TrainingFromHell
* TricksterMentor

* WhatTheHellHero : See BreakingTheFourthWall above
* WhipItGood

The second mainstream manga of Seishi Kishimoto, creator of ''Manga/OPartsHunter'', in conjunction with Creator/{{Sega}} who have made a RPG for the UsefulNotes/NintendoDS which features a story that runs parallel to the main manga (what's more, this was announced before the series was even serialized).

The second mainstream manga of Seishi Kishimoto, creator of '''Manga/OPartsHunter'', in conjunction with Creator/{{Sega}} who have made a RPG for the UsefulNotes/NintendoDS which features a story that runs parallel to the main manga (what's more, this was announced before the series was even serialized).

The second mainstream manga of Seishi Kishimoto, creator of ''O-Parts Hunter, in conjunction with Creator/{{Sega}} who have made a RPG for the UsefulNotes/NintendoDS which features a story that runs parallel to the main manga (what's more, this was announced before the series was even serialized).

The second mainstream manga of Seishi Kishimoto, creator of ''Manga/SixSixSixSatan'' (''O-Parts Hunter'' in the US), in conjunction with Creator/{{Sega}} who have made a RPG for the UsefulNotes/NintendoDS which features a story that runs parallel to the main manga (what's more, this was announced before the series was even serialized).

The second mainstream manga of Seishi Kishimoto, creator of ''Manga/SixSixSixSatan'' (''O-Parts Hunter'' in the US), in conjunction with {{Sega}} who have made a RPG for the UsefulNotes/NintendoDS which features a story that runs parallel to the main manga (what's more, this was announced before the series was even serialized).

The second mainstream manga of Seishi Kishimoto, creator of ''Manga/SixSixSixSatan'' (''O-Parts Hunter'' in the US), in conjunction with {{Sega}} who have made a RPG for the {{Nintendo DS}} which features a story that runs parallel to the main manga (what's more, this was announced before the series was even serialized).

* NerdGlasses: The Division Head's brother, who's BlindWithoutEm (he's practically a ShoutOut to [[Manga/RanmaOneHalf Mousse]], at least to this troper). He hates wearing them because they make him look like an otaku, but they're just icing on the cake.

* NerdGlasses: The Division Head's brother, who's BlindWithoutEm (he's practically a ShoutOut to [[RanmaOneHalf Mousse]], at least to this troper). He hates wearing them because they make him look like an otaku, but they're just icing on the cake.

The second mainstream manga of Seishi Kishimoto, creator of ''Manga/SixSixSixSatan'' (''O-Parts Hunter'' outside of Japan), in conjunction with {{Sega}} who have made a RPG for the {{Nintendo DS}} which features a story that runs parallel to the main manga (what's more, this was announced before the series was even serialized).

The second mainstream manga of Seishi Kishimoto, creator of ''[[SixSixSixSatan 666 Satan]]'' (''O-Parts Hunter'' outside of Japan), in conjunction with {{Sega}} who have made a RPG for the {{Nintendo DS}} which features a story that runs parallel to the main manga (what's more, this was announced before the series was even serialized).

* BrilliantButLazy: Ryuki, the videogame otaku, who doesn't want his "freedom as a NEET[[hottip:*: Not in Education or Employment Training]]" impeded by responsibilities to Division XIII. Lampshaded by a RetiredBadass.

* CrowningMomentOfAwesome Misora has had several since she first proved that she wasn't going to be TheLoad. But her fight with Akashikibu tops it all.

* FetishFuel : The Division Head for Section III is an S&M Queen who actually punishes her subordinates by dominating them... and within minutes of meeting her, Daichi is sent out on a mission while leaving Misora bound on a rack.

* TearJerker: In a two-part chapter [[spoiler: Daichi enters a race to get back a Mysticker for a family whose son died in said race (though it's implied he was sabotaged). The mother of the family is in ill health and will likely die soon, and mistakes Daichi as her deceased son. Daichi manages to win the race but arrives at the house just in time to witness the mother die. She dies happy that she got to see her "son" one last time.]]
** Akashikibu's FreudianExcuse: [[spoiler: After her one-hit-wonder actress mother dies after she (Murasaki) overhears some jerks call her that, she became obsessed with preserving "shine": if you can't "shine" forever, you'll be forgotten. When she's defeated, just before she she's overtaken by the ice, she finally remembers her mother's last words: "My real 'shining moment' was giving birth to you." And then she's frozen. And mocked. And blown up.]]

* ShipperOnDeck: One of the blazers in Section III says that [[{{Lolicon}} Daichi and Yuyuka]] make a good couple.

* TokenLoli: [[CakeEater Yuyuka]]

* KickTheDog: In addition to an actual dog[[spoiler:-girl; [[IGotBetter she gets better]] ]], [[spoiler: Akashikibu finally [[DefrostingIceQueen defrosts]] just as she gets frozen solid. And then Quilin Realm mocks her by covering her face with the dog-girl's mask, and finally blows her up for good measure.]]

The second mainstream manga of Seishi Kishimoto, creator of ''[[SixSixSixSatan 666 Satan]]'' (''O-Parts Hunter'' outside of Japan), in conjunction with {{Sega}} who have made a RPG game for the {{Nintendo DS}} which features a story that runs parallel to the main manga (what's more, this was announced before the series was even serialized).