History Manga / MadowanaiHoshi

* SpaceDoesNotWorkThatWay:
** The Moon constantly complains about sci-fi anime conventions that don't work that way in real life, such as the [[SpaceIsAir constant fiery explosions]] and [[BatmanCanBreatheInSpace humans breathing without an apparatus]].
** Ironically enough, the manga is prone to this too. Instances like the Gas Planets heading towards Earth in a matter of days should have thrown everything within its gravitational pull out of orbit to begin with, ''especially with Jupiter''. Hand-waved in a sense as it's constantly noted that humanity only learned about 5% of the universe in its lifetime, so they truly didn't understand everything.

** CoolOldGuy: [[spoiler:The Sun.]]

%%* CoolOldGuy: [[spoiler:The Sun.]]

* CoolOldGuy: [[spoiler:The Sun.]]

* [[AdvertOverloadedFuture Advert-Overloaded Future]]: The Japanese populace is constantly bombarded by constant ads and anime shows in order to keep them entertained underground.

* {{Gonk}}: S-zawa, who looks like a middle-aged overweight man at the age of 23.
** [[spoiler: The Sun also counts for this, inhabiting the body of a short, fat man.]]

* RealityWarper: Even in human form, the planets are still ''planets'', and can exhibit the powers of their immense gravitational forces, their atmosphere, and their immense forces of energy.
** [[spoiler: The Sun can bend time and space within its immediate vicinity, as while it cannot influence much outside the Solar System, he's still the "king of his castle". This includes making it seem like he's lived as a human on Earth for decades, even if in-story he had only done so for a scant few days.]]

* SpaceDoesNotWorkThatWay: The Moon constantly complains about sci-fi anime conventions that don't work that way in real life, such as the [[SpaceIsAir constant fiery explosions]] and [[BatmanCanBreatheInSpace humans breathing without an apparatus]].

* GeniusLoci: Earth and all the other planets and celestial bodies. Earth and the Moon in particular keep their smaller forms while still existing on top of the planet itself.

* TheCynic: Believes himself to be entirely worthless and out of his element when it comes to the restoration of Earth, especially after seeing for himself how small the Earth was in relation to the vast cosmos. However when push comes to shove he's a KnightInSourArmor.

* UranusIsShowing: The reason why Uranus initially refused to speak with S-zawa and Oikawa is because of humanity's favor of this joke for ages. She only overcomes it when it's revealed that neither of them, nor humanity as a whole, didn't know that and the joke had been lost with most of civilization.

* AnthropomorphicPersonification: All of the solar systems celestial bodies can immediately [[{{Sizeshifter}} shrink down]] turn into women in order to enter another planet's atmosphere. This also goes for any of their moons, who otherwise retain an appearance similar to the germs in ''Moyashimon''.

* AnthropomorphicPersonification: All of the solar systems celestial bodies can turn into women in order to enter another planet's atmosphere. This also goes for any of their moons, who otherwise retain an appearance similar to the germs in ''Moyashimon''.

* DeadlyDustStorm: Earth is engulfed in a neverending haze of smog and dust, and humans can't really go outside without a sort of hazmat suit. However, the planets are home to atmospheres and storms much stronger than Earth's, so they can part the storm any time they wish to see space.

* ButtMonkey: S-zawa.

* SpaceDoesNotWorkThatWay: Ironically enough. Instances like the Gas Planets heading towards Earth in a matter of days should have thrown everything within its gravitational pull out of orbit to begin with, ''especially with Jupiter''. Hand-waved in a sense as it's constantly noted that humanity only learned about 5% of the universe in its lifetime, so they truly didn't understand everything.

** [[spoiler: The Sun can bend time and space within its immediate vicinity, as while it cannot influence much outside the Solar System, he's still the "king of his castle". This includes making it seem like he's lived as a human on Earth for decades, even if in-story he had the plan happened]]

* SpaceDoesNotWorkThatWay: Ironically enough. Instances like the Gas Planets heading towards Earth in a matter of days should through everything within its gravitational pull out of range to begin with, ''especially with Jupiter''. Handwaved in a sorts as it's constantly noted that humanity only learned about 5% of the universe in its lifetime, so they truly didn't understand everything.
* StupidFuturePeople: the general populace is so entrenched in escapism, that most conventional schooling (including math and physics), is generally ignored to the point where S-zawa and Oikawa both didn't know what the ''word'' physics was.

Set in the distant future, after an event called "End of Summer Vacation" began the rapid deterioration of Earth's surface, most of what remains of humanity resides underground in the "Inside", living in blissful ignorance, waiting for the surface to detoxify itself for resettlement. S-zawa and Hazuki Oikawa are two people who work on the "Outside", sending messages into space and checking the surface. One day, a woman comes to them claiming to be '''the Earth itself''', and pleads S-zawa to send a call for help into space. Soon, other women claiming to be planets arrive at their facility...

''Madowanai Hoshi'' is a manga series by Masayuki Ishikawa, author of ''Manga/{{Moyashimon}}''. Set in the distant future, after an event called "End of Summer Vacation" began the rapid deterioration of Earth's surface, most of what remains of humanity resides underground in the "Inside", living in blissful ignorance, waiting for the surface to detoxify itself for resettlement. S-zawa and Hazuki Oikawa are two people who work on the "Outside", sending messages into space and checking the surface. One day, a woman comes to them claiming to be '''the Earth itself''', and pleads S-zawa to send a call for help into space. Soon, other women claiming to be planets arrive at their facility...

* AuthorFillibuster: Just like ''Moyashimon'', a lot of the manga is reflective on what Ishikawa thinks of Japan's societal unwillingness to see the harm they cause to the environment, albeit to a much more bleak level.

AfterTheEnd: The setting of the story is in a decayed Earth where the skies are grey with constant storms and most of the oceans have become seas of toxic sludge. Humanity has been living underground for generations.
AnthropomorphicPersonification: All of the solar systems celestial bodies can turn into women in order to enter another planet's atmosphere. This also goes for any of their moons, who otherwise retain an appearance similar to the germs in ''Moyashimon''.
AuthorFillibuster: Just like ''Moyashimon'', a lot of the manga is reflective on what Ishikawa thinks of Japan's societal unwillingness to see the harm they cause to the environment, albeit to a much more bleak level.