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High-school girl Yuri suddenly finds herself on the rooftop of a high-rise building. She's trapped in a bizarre world surrounded by skyscrapers, where a masked man cracked open a man's head with an axe before her eyes. Finding a way to survive this bizarre world, find her beloved brother, and escape becomes her top priority, but she is beset by danger not just from the mysterious Masks, which possess both inhuman strength and cruelty, but other survivors turned cruel or desperate by the insanity of the high-rise world
Written by Tsuina Miura (Ajin) and illustrated Takahiro Oba (Box!), ''Tenkuu Shinpan'' (High-Rise Invasion for the English language market) is a manga series with a heavy reliance on Fanservice and violence, with barely a chapter going by without either a PantyShot or [[YourHeadASplode someone's head exploding.]]
A sequel, ''Tenkuu Shinpan Arrive'', set a while after the first story, was released a few months after the end of the first series. It follows Senya, a young boy who dreams of being an astronaut that is transported to a wrecked version of the High-Rise World and obtains strange skills from a rifle he finds.
An anime adaptation by Zero-G is set for release on Creator/{{Netflix}} is 2021.
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!!This manga provides examples of:
[[folder:The Original Manga]]
* ActionSurvivor: It takes '''a lot''' to survive even a day in this world, so any character who passes that mark qualifies as this trope.
* AdultFear: It's not enough that an entity you couldn't see snatches up your kids and teens; they also send them onto a world full of killing machines. Or, even worse, they might even wind up becoming brainwashed killing machines themselves.
* AndTheAdventureContinues: [[spoiler:The story ends with the [[BigBad Administrator]] being defeated, and the conflicts between all parties involved are put to a halt by the [[AllPowerfulBystander Supervisor]]. However, the boundaries of dimensions between the real world, the world where the story takes place and countless others are still unstable, necessiting the continued existence of the "killing system to create God" that Yuri and the protagonists have been aiming to destroy since the beginning of the story. There are also elements of SequelHook, as the Supervisor itself claims even it doesn't know who build the system, the protagonists remain in the God-selection world, and there is strong implication the selection system to create God will proceed in some form or another.]]
* AntiVillain: Most of the masks are not evil people; they are just brainwashed into murdering non-masks.
* AssholeVictim: The cop who kills his own partner and threatens to rape Yuri. Sniper Mask kills him.
* AwesomeByAnalysis: This is one of the reasons why the Honjo siblings survive in this world despite not possessing any remarkable physical advantage. They take in their environment, process it, and make damn good use of it.
* BadassInDistress: Yuri and Nise get captured/surrounded by masks.
* BadassFamily: Yuri and Rika take huge levels of badass as the story progresses. [[spoiler:Yuka]] was already badass to begin with as [[spoiler:Sniper Mask]] but then they proceed to become even more so after [[spoiler:inheriting Kuon's consciousness and abilities as well as acquiring one of the God Codes.]]
* BeyondTheImpossible: Comes up once when Brother and Yuri talk about a mask's effect. The masks enhances your physical ability to a wildly improbable level, but not an ''impossible'' one. See RealityEnsues.
* BigDamnHeroes: Yuri pulls one when she rescues Nise from Chef Mask. Nise pays her back when she rescues Yuri from Rider Mask.
* BrainwashedAndCrazy: The masks. Their masks make them so.
* CrapsaccharineWorld: The high-rises. It's a perfectly manicured world where food is guaranteed and the view is spectacular--you just can't get down to the first floor. And there are people in strange masks (with a wide variety of weapons) who will kill you on sight unless you commit suicide.
* ComicBookTime: It takes fifty chapters just to get through Yuri's first day in the high-rises.
* DespairEventHorizon: The purpose of the masks is to frighten and assault people until they become desperate enough to jump off the high-rises.
* DrivingQuestion: Just what is this world, exactly? And what's Yuri going to do about it?
* EmbarrassingFirstName: Rika Honjo finds his first name embarrassing since "Rika" is usually a girl's name. Kuon Shinzaki dislikes her name as well.
* EvenEvilHasStandards:
** Yuri unknowingly avoids getting attacked by a mask because he still had the decency of not entering the women's restroom.
** Weaponized against masks by appealing to personal traits such as the Baseball Mask who's obligated to show sportsmanship when forced into an impromptu game.
* EvilMask: A technological example. The masks are capable of compelling anyone who looks at the inside to put them on and follow their commands.
* FireForgedFriends: Yuri and Nise first met when Yuri came across Nise killing another survivor.
* {{Foil}}: Nise to Yuri. Yuri is cheery, determined, and optimistic. Nise, on the other hand, is somber, jaded, and callous.
* GeniusBruiser: Brother Honjo knows ''everything.''
* GoodIsNotNice: Brother Honjo. A side character even explicitly says this.
* GunsAreUseless: Happens once when Rider Mask shows up. He is so fast that no bullets can hit him.
* GuysSmashGirlsShoot: The Honjo siblings share this dynamic: Yuri typically prefers pistols, while her brother fights masks with his sledge hammer.
* HopeCrusher: The masks' favored tactic is to drive their victims over the DespairEventHorizon and get them to kill themselves.
* KnifeNut: Nise loves using small blades in combat.
* LampshadeHanging: A game designer wannabe finds himself transported to this world. Sure enough, all of his monologues run on this trope.
* LightningBruiser: Nise, after she wears a mask. The strong masks (Maid Mask, Chef Mask, Rider Mask) are these, too.
* MoreDakka: The sad masks wield M-4s.
%%* MsFanservice: Yuri.
%%* NiceGirl: Yuri.
* NobodyPoops: Averted. Both Yuri and Nise are shown to using the bathroom. They become worried about this trope when they have to spend the night making camp on the roof. Since they are living in a state of emergency, they reason, they agree that if it comes down to it they'll just have to do it in the open.
* PintsizedPowerhouse: Kuon Shinzaki, who is among the shortest and physically smallest character in the series. She also happens to control a rail gun.
* PluckyGirl: Yuri will ''not'' stop until she gets to her brother.
* PottyDance: Yuri does a wriggly sitting-down variant in Chapter 14.
* PrimalFear: The ''height.''
* PsychicAssistedSuicide: The fate of any mask who has their mask damaged to the point where they can't perform their duties.
* RealityEnsues:
** It's specifically stated by Brother that while the mask enhances your power to the limit of human physique, it will not alter your basic stamina. In a prolonged battle, the Mask who has the bigger body and/or wields the lighter weapon would eventually overpower the other mask. Nise uses this to her advantage when fighting Ain: She is a growing teenager wielding a combat knife while Ain is hardly an adolescent who wields a long Japanese katana.
** The Masks have to eat. So, they have to remove their masks. Also, if, say, the Masks sneeze, they are allowed to remove their masks for a short while to wipe the snot off their face. This also applies if they need to wash their face.
* RedHerring: For a while it looked like [[spoiler: Sniper Mask was Yuri's brother, due to having her picture.]] but this was proven false later. [[spoiler:We ''do'' end up discovering that the two knew each other before arriving in the strange world, however.]]
* RunningGag: Brother says...
* SecretTestOfCharacter: After Yuri tells him of her plan to destroy this world, Brother dismisses it as impossible and tells her to shoot Nise to save herself. It's only when Yuri threatens to kill Brother instead that Brother is willing to support Yuri's plan to destroy this world.
* SelfDeprecation: Brother Honjo. Between complaining about his name, conceding that he has a twisted mind, and fearing about acting lame in front of his sister, the guy just takes it too seriously sometimes. In truth, all of his gripes are nonsense: He is as badass as they come.
* SharpDressedMan: Sniper Mask, in a three-piece suit and tie, complete with a NiceHat.
* ShoutOut: At one point, Yuri needs to create a password. She decides to go with a phrase from a series she watched a lot as a child. Although the words are changed, it's clear that the phrase is the incantation used in ''Manga/CardCaptorSakura'' for the titular character to summon her staff and even ends with her screaming "Release".
* StoryBreakerPower: The world's higher-ups consider Yuri's ability to [[spoiler:cross dimensions]] as this and want her eliminated as soon as possible, seeing it as a violation of the rules and hugely tips the odds in her favor.
* SuspiciouslySpecificDenial: Aohara specifically mentions that he is only able to manipulate one mask at a time. Brother Honjo catches this right away and warns Yuri to beware of the second mask.
* TakeALevelInBadass: Yuri becomes more combat cabable over time.
* TookALevelInKindness: Nise loses the dark in her DarkActionGirl over time
* WhiteMaskOfDoom: The primary antagonists are people wearing blank white masks that compel them to drive people to suicide, or failing that, straight-up murder them.
* WorldOfBadass: The masks enhance the physical abilities of anyone who wears them. Naturally, anyone who is able to stand up to them ''has'' to be a badass by default.
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[[folder:''Arrive'']]
* AfterTheEnd: The High-Rise World now looks ruined and unkempt.
* BigBad: The mysterious woman; implied to be some sort of older, maddened Yuri; is the most powerful being of the High-Rise World and has been bringing people in to collect their despair.
* ElevatorToSpace: The big building at the center of the world has changed: it's no longer the Rail Gun, it's now an orbital elevator, and it's believed that getting to its top will win the game.
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High-school girl Yuri suddenly finds herself on the rooftop of a high-rise building. She's trapped in a bizarre world surrounded by skyscrapers, where a masked man cracked open a man's head with an axe before her eyes. Finding a way to survive this bizarre world, find her beloved brother, and escape becomes her top priority, but she is beset by danger not just from the mysterious Masks, which possess both inhuman strength and cruelty, but other survivors turned cruel or desperate by the insanity of the high-rise world
Written by Tsuina Miura (Ajin) and illustrated Takahiro Oba (Box!), ''Tenkuu Shinpan'' (High-Rise Invasion for the English language market) is a manga series with a heavy reliance on Fanservice and violence, with barely a chapter going by without either a PantyShot or [[YourHeadASplode someone's head exploding.]]
A sequel, ''Tenkuu Shinpan Arrive'', set a while after the first story, was released a few months after the end of the first series. It follows Senya, a young boy who dreams of being an astronaut that is transported to a wrecked version of the High-Rise World and obtains strange skills from a rifle he finds.
An anime adaptation by Zero-G is set for release on Creator/{{Netflix}} is 2021.
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!!This manga provides examples of:
[[folder:The Original Manga]]
* ActionSurvivor: It takes '''a lot''' to survive even a day in this world, so any character who passes that mark qualifies as this trope.
* AdultFear: It's not enough that an entity you couldn't see snatches up your kids and teens; they also send them onto a world full of killing machines. Or, even worse, they might even wind up becoming brainwashed killing machines themselves.
* AndTheAdventureContinues: [[spoiler:The story ends with the [[BigBad Administrator]] being defeated, and the conflicts between all parties involved are put to a halt by the [[AllPowerfulBystander Supervisor]]. However, the boundaries of dimensions between the real world, the world where the story takes place and countless others are still unstable, necessiting the continued existence of the "killing system to create God" that Yuri and the protagonists have been aiming to destroy since the beginning of the story. There are also elements of SequelHook, as the Supervisor itself claims even it doesn't know who build the system, the protagonists remain in the God-selection world, and there is strong implication the selection system to create God will proceed in some form or another.]]
* AntiVillain: Most of the masks are not evil people; they are just brainwashed into murdering non-masks.
* AssholeVictim: The cop who kills his own partner and threatens to rape Yuri. Sniper Mask kills him.
* AwesomeByAnalysis: This is one of the reasons why the Honjo siblings survive in this world despite not possessing any remarkable physical advantage. They take in their environment, process it, and make damn good use of it.
* BadassInDistress: Yuri and Nise get captured/surrounded by masks.
* BadassFamily: Yuri and Rika take huge levels of badass as the story progresses. [[spoiler:Yuka]] was already badass to begin with as [[spoiler:Sniper Mask]] but then they proceed to become even more so after [[spoiler:inheriting Kuon's consciousness and abilities as well as acquiring one of the God Codes.]]
* BeyondTheImpossible: Comes up once when Brother and Yuri talk about a mask's effect. The masks enhances your physical ability to a wildly improbable level, but not an ''impossible'' one. See RealityEnsues.
* BigDamnHeroes: Yuri pulls one when she rescues Nise from Chef Mask. Nise pays her back when she rescues Yuri from Rider Mask.
* BrainwashedAndCrazy: The masks. Their masks make them so.
* CrapsaccharineWorld: The high-rises. It's a perfectly manicured world where food is guaranteed and the view is spectacular--you just can't get down to the first floor. And there are people in strange masks (with a wide variety of weapons) who will kill you on sight unless you commit suicide.
* ComicBookTime: It takes fifty chapters just to get through Yuri's first day in the high-rises.
* DespairEventHorizon: The purpose of the masks is to frighten and assault people until they become desperate enough to jump off the high-rises.
* DrivingQuestion: Just what is this world, exactly? And what's Yuri going to do about it?
* EmbarrassingFirstName: Rika Honjo finds his first name embarrassing since "Rika" is usually a girl's name. Kuon Shinzaki dislikes her name as well.
* EvenEvilHasStandards:
** Yuri unknowingly avoids getting attacked by a mask because he still had the decency of not entering the women's restroom.
** Weaponized against masks by appealing to personal traits such as the Baseball Mask who's obligated to show sportsmanship when forced into an impromptu game.
* EvilMask: A technological example. The masks are capable of compelling anyone who looks at the inside to put them on and follow their commands.
* FireForgedFriends: Yuri and Nise first met when Yuri came across Nise killing another survivor.
* {{Foil}}: Nise to Yuri. Yuri is cheery, determined, and optimistic. Nise, on the other hand, is somber, jaded, and callous.
* GeniusBruiser: Brother Honjo knows ''everything.''
* GoodIsNotNice: Brother Honjo. A side character even explicitly says this.
* GunsAreUseless: Happens once when Rider Mask shows up. He is so fast that no bullets can hit him.
* GuysSmashGirlsShoot: The Honjo siblings share this dynamic: Yuri typically prefers pistols, while her brother fights masks with his sledge hammer.
* HopeCrusher: The masks' favored tactic is to drive their victims over the DespairEventHorizon and get them to kill themselves.
* KnifeNut: Nise loves using small blades in combat.
* LampshadeHanging: A game designer wannabe finds himself transported to this world. Sure enough, all of his monologues run on this trope.
* LightningBruiser: Nise, after she wears a mask. The strong masks (Maid Mask, Chef Mask, Rider Mask) are these, too.
* MoreDakka: The sad masks wield M-4s.
%%* MsFanservice: Yuri.
%%* NiceGirl: Yuri.
* NobodyPoops: Averted. Both Yuri and Nise are shown to using the bathroom. They become worried about this trope when they have to spend the night making camp on the roof. Since they are living in a state of emergency, they reason, they agree that if it comes down to it they'll just have to do it in the open.
* PintsizedPowerhouse: Kuon Shinzaki, who is among the shortest and physically smallest character in the series. She also happens to control a rail gun.
* PluckyGirl: Yuri will ''not'' stop until she gets to her brother.
* PottyDance: Yuri does a wriggly sitting-down variant in Chapter 14.
* PrimalFear: The ''height.''
* PsychicAssistedSuicide: The fate of any mask who has their mask damaged to the point where they can't perform their duties.
* RealityEnsues:
** It's specifically stated by Brother that while the mask enhances your power to the limit of human physique, it will not alter your basic stamina. In a prolonged battle, the Mask who has the bigger body and/or wields the lighter weapon would eventually overpower the other mask. Nise uses this to her advantage when fighting Ain: She is a growing teenager wielding a combat knife while Ain is hardly an adolescent who wields a long Japanese katana.
** The Masks have to eat. So, they have to remove their masks. Also, if, say, the Masks sneeze, they are allowed to remove their masks for a short while to wipe the snot off their face. This also applies if they need to wash their face.
* RedHerring: For a while it looked like [[spoiler: Sniper Mask was Yuri's brother, due to having her picture.]] but this was proven false later. [[spoiler:We ''do'' end up discovering that the two knew each other before arriving in the strange world, however.]]
* RunningGag: Brother says...
* SecretTestOfCharacter: After Yuri tells him of her plan to destroy this world, Brother dismisses it as impossible and tells her to shoot Nise to save herself. It's only when Yuri threatens to kill Brother instead that Brother is willing to support Yuri's plan to destroy this world.
* SelfDeprecation: Brother Honjo. Between complaining about his name, conceding that he has a twisted mind, and fearing about acting lame in front of his sister, the guy just takes it too seriously sometimes. In truth, all of his gripes are nonsense: He is as badass as they come.
* SharpDressedMan: Sniper Mask, in a three-piece suit and tie, complete with a NiceHat.
* ShoutOut: At one point, Yuri needs to create a password. She decides to go with a phrase from a series she watched a lot as a child. Although the words are changed, it's clear that the phrase is the incantation used in ''Manga/CardCaptorSakura'' for the titular character to summon her staff and even ends with her screaming "Release".
* StoryBreakerPower: The world's higher-ups consider Yuri's ability to [[spoiler:cross dimensions]] as this and want her eliminated as soon as possible, seeing it as a violation of the rules and hugely tips the odds in her favor.
* SuspiciouslySpecificDenial: Aohara specifically mentions that he is only able to manipulate one mask at a time. Brother Honjo catches this right away and warns Yuri to beware of the second mask.
* TakeALevelInBadass: Yuri becomes more combat cabable over time.
* TookALevelInKindness: Nise loses the dark in her DarkActionGirl over time
* WhiteMaskOfDoom: The primary antagonists are people wearing blank white masks that compel them to drive people to suicide, or failing that, straight-up murder them.
* WorldOfBadass: The masks enhance the physical abilities of anyone who wears them. Naturally, anyone who is able to stand up to them ''has'' to be a badass by default.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:''Arrive'']]
* AfterTheEnd: The High-Rise World now looks ruined and unkempt.
* BigBad: The mysterious woman; implied to be some sort of older, maddened Yuri; is the most powerful being of the High-Rise World and has been bringing people in to collect their despair.
* ElevatorToSpace: The big building at the center of the world has changed: it's no longer the Rail Gun, it's now an orbital elevator, and it's believed that getting to its top will win the game.
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High-school girl Yuri suddenly finds herself on the rooftop of a high-rise building. She's trapped in a bizarre world surrounded by skyscrapers, where a masked man cracked open a man's head with an axe before her eyes. Finding a way to survive this bizarre world, find her beloved brother, and escape becomes her top priority, but she is beset by danger not just from the mysterious Masks, which possess both inhuman strength and cruelty, but other survivors turned cruel or desperate by the insanity of the high-rise world
Written by Tsuina Miura (Ajin) and illustrated Takahiro Oba (Box!), ''Tenkuu Shinpan'' (High-Rise Invasion for the English language market) is a manga series with a heavy reliance on Fanservice and violence, with barely a chapter going by without either a PantyShot or [[YourHeadASplode someone's head exploding.]]
A sequel, ''Tenkuu Shinpan Arrive'', set a while after the first story, was released a few months after the end of the first series. It follows Senya, a young boy who dreams of being an astronaut that is transported to a wrecked version of the High-Rise World and obtains strange skills from a rifle he finds.
An anime adaptation by Zero-G is set for release on Creator/{{Netflix}} is 2021.
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!!This manga provides examples of:
[[folder:The Original Manga]]
* ActionSurvivor: It takes '''a lot''' to survive even a day in this world, so any character who passes that mark qualifies as this trope.
* AdultFear: It's not enough that an entity you couldn't see snatches up your kids and teens; they also send them onto a world full of killing machines. Or, even worse, they might even wind up becoming brainwashed killing machines themselves.
* AndTheAdventureContinues: [[spoiler:The story ends with the [[BigBad Administrator]] being defeated, and the conflicts between all parties involved are put to a halt by the [[AllPowerfulBystander Supervisor]]. However, the boundaries of dimensions between the real world, the world where the story takes place and countless others are still unstable, necessiting the continued existence of the "killing system to create God" that Yuri and the protagonists have been aiming to destroy since the beginning of the story. There are also elements of SequelHook, as the Supervisor itself claims even it doesn't know who build the system, the protagonists remain in the God-selection world, and there is strong implication the selection system to create God will proceed in some form or another.]]
* AntiVillain: Most of the masks are not evil people; they are just brainwashed into murdering non-masks.
* AssholeVictim: The cop who kills his own partner and threatens to rape Yuri. Sniper Mask kills him.
* AwesomeByAnalysis: This is one of the reasons why the Honjo siblings survive in this world despite not possessing any remarkable physical advantage. They take in their environment, process it, and make damn good use of it.
* BadassInDistress: Yuri and Nise get captured/surrounded by masks.
* BadassFamily: Yuri and Rika take huge levels of badass as the story progresses. [[spoiler:Yuka]] was already badass to begin with as [[spoiler:Sniper Mask]] but then they proceed to become even more so after [[spoiler:inheriting Kuon's consciousness and abilities as well as acquiring one of the God Codes.]]
* BeyondTheImpossible: Comes up once when Brother and Yuri talk about a mask's effect. The masks enhances your physical ability to a wildly improbable level, but not an ''impossible'' one. See RealityEnsues.
* BigDamnHeroes: Yuri pulls one when she rescues Nise from Chef Mask. Nise pays her back when she rescues Yuri from Rider Mask.
* BrainwashedAndCrazy: The masks. Their masks make them so.
* CrapsaccharineWorld: The high-rises. It's a perfectly manicured world where food is guaranteed and the view is spectacular--you just can't get down to the first floor. And there are people in strange masks (with a wide variety of weapons) who will kill you on sight unless you commit suicide.
* ComicBookTime: It takes fifty chapters just to get through Yuri's first day in the high-rises.
* DespairEventHorizon: The purpose of the masks is to frighten and assault people until they become desperate enough to jump off the high-rises.
* DrivingQuestion: Just what is this world, exactly? And what's Yuri going to do about it?
* EmbarrassingFirstName: Rika Honjo finds his first name embarrassing since "Rika" is usually a girl's name. Kuon Shinzaki dislikes her name as well.
* EvenEvilHasStandards:
** Yuri unknowingly avoids getting attacked by a mask because he still had the decency of not entering the women's restroom.
** Weaponized against masks by appealing to personal traits such as the Baseball Mask who's obligated to show sportsmanship when forced into an impromptu game.
* EvilMask: A technological example. The masks are capable of compelling anyone who looks at the inside to put them on and follow their commands.
* FireForgedFriends: Yuri and Nise first met when Yuri came across Nise killing another survivor.
* {{Foil}}: Nise to Yuri. Yuri is cheery, determined, and optimistic. Nise, on the other hand, is somber, jaded, and callous.
* GeniusBruiser: Brother Honjo knows ''everything.''
* GoodIsNotNice: Brother Honjo. A side character even explicitly says this.
* GunsAreUseless: Happens once when Rider Mask shows up. He is so fast that no bullets can hit him.
* GuysSmashGirlsShoot: The Honjo siblings share this dynamic: Yuri typically prefers pistols, while her brother fights masks with his sledge hammer.
* HopeCrusher: The masks' favored tactic is to drive their victims over the DespairEventHorizon and get them to kill themselves.
* KnifeNut: Nise loves using small blades in combat.
* LampshadeHanging: A game designer wannabe finds himself transported to this world. Sure enough, all of his monologues run on this trope.
* LightningBruiser: Nise, after she wears a mask. The strong masks (Maid Mask, Chef Mask, Rider Mask) are these, too.
* MoreDakka: The sad masks wield M-4s.
%%* MsFanservice: Yuri.
%%* NiceGirl: Yuri.
* NobodyPoops: Averted. Both Yuri and Nise are shown to using the bathroom. They become worried about this trope when they have to spend the night making camp on the roof. Since they are living in a state of emergency, they reason, they agree that if it comes down to it they'll just have to do it in the open.
* PintsizedPowerhouse: Kuon Shinzaki, who is among the shortest and physically smallest character in the series. She also happens to control a rail gun.
* PluckyGirl: Yuri will ''not'' stop until she gets to her brother.
* PottyDance: Yuri does a wriggly sitting-down variant in Chapter 14.
* PrimalFear: The ''height.''
* PsychicAssistedSuicide: The fate of any mask who has their mask damaged to the point where they can't perform their duties.
* RealityEnsues:
** It's specifically stated by Brother that while the mask enhances your power to the limit of human physique, it will not alter your basic stamina. In a prolonged battle, the Mask who has the bigger body and/or wields the lighter weapon would eventually overpower the other mask. Nise uses this to her advantage when fighting Ain: She is a growing teenager wielding a combat knife while Ain is hardly an adolescent who wields a long Japanese katana.
** The Masks have to eat. So, they have to remove their masks. Also, if, say, the Masks sneeze, they are allowed to remove their masks for a short while to wipe the snot off their face. This also applies if they need to wash their face.
* RedHerring: For a while it looked like [[spoiler: Sniper Mask was Yuri's brother, due to having her picture.]] but this was proven false later. [[spoiler:We ''do'' end up discovering that the two knew each other before arriving in the strange world, however.]]
* RunningGag: Brother says...
* SecretTestOfCharacter: After Yuri tells him of her plan to destroy this world, Brother dismisses it as impossible and tells her to shoot Nise to save herself. It's only when Yuri threatens to kill Brother instead that Brother is willing to support Yuri's plan to destroy this world.
* SelfDeprecation: Brother Honjo. Between complaining about his name, conceding that he has a twisted mind, and fearing about acting lame in front of his sister, the guy just takes it too seriously sometimes. In truth, all of his gripes are nonsense: He is as badass as they come.
* SharpDressedMan: Sniper Mask, in a three-piece suit and tie, complete with a NiceHat.
* ShoutOut: At one point, Yuri needs to create a password. She decides to go with a phrase from a series she watched a lot as a child. Although the words are changed, it's clear that the phrase is the incantation used in ''Manga/CardCaptorSakura'' for the titular character to summon her staff and even ends with her screaming "Release".
* StoryBreakerPower: The world's higher-ups consider Yuri's ability to [[spoiler:cross dimensions]] as this and want her eliminated as soon as possible, seeing it as a violation of the rules and hugely tips the odds in her favor.
* SuspiciouslySpecificDenial: Aohara specifically mentions that he is only able to manipulate one mask at a time. Brother Honjo catches this right away and warns Yuri to beware of the second mask.
* TakeALevelInBadass: Yuri becomes more combat cabable over time.
* TookALevelInKindness: Nise loses the dark in her DarkActionGirl over time
* WhiteMaskOfDoom: The primary antagonists are people wearing blank white masks that compel them to drive people to suicide, or failing that, straight-up murder them.
* WorldOfBadass: The masks enhance the physical abilities of anyone who wears them. Naturally, anyone who is able to stand up to them ''has'' to be a badass by default.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:''Arrive'']]
* AfterTheEnd: The High-Rise World now looks ruined and unkempt.
* BigBad: The mysterious woman; implied to be some sort of older, maddened Yuri; is the most powerful being of the High-Rise World and has been bringing people in to collect their despair.
* ElevatorToSpace: The big building at the center of the world has changed: it's no longer the Rail Gun, it's now an orbital elevator, and it's believed that getting to its top will win the game.
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A sequel, ''Tenkuu Shinpan Arrive'', implied to be set a while after the first story, was released a few months after the end of the first series. It follows Senya, a young boy who dreams of being an astronaut that is transported to a wrecked version of the High-Rise World and obtains a strange superpowerful from a rifle he finds.
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A sequel, ''Tenkuu Shinpan Arrive'', implied to be set a while after the first story, was released a few months after the end of the first series. It follows Senya, a young boy who dreams of being an astronaut that is transported to a wrecked version of the High-Rise World and obtains a strange superpowerful skills from a rifle he finds.
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* AfterTheEnd: The High-Rise World now looks ruined and unkempt.
* BigBad: The mysterious woman; implied to be some sort of older, maddened Yuri; is the most powerful being of the High-Rise World and has been bringing people in to collect their despair.
* ElevatorToSpace: The big building at the center of the world has changed: it's no longer the Rail Gun, it's now an orbital elevator, and it's believed that getting to its top will win the game.
* BigBad: The mysterious woman; implied to be some sort of older, maddened Yuri; is the most powerful being of the High-Rise World and has been bringing people in to collect their despair.
* ElevatorToSpace: The big building at the center of the world has changed: it's no longer the Rail Gun, it's now an orbital elevator, and it's believed that getting to its top will win the game.
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A sequel, ''Tenkuu Shinpan Arrive'', implied to be set a while after the first story, was released a few months after the end of the first series. It follows Senya, a young boy who dreams of being an astronaut that is transported to a wrecked version of the High-Rise World and obtains a strange superpowerful from a rifle he finds.
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* AndTheAdventureContinues: [[spoiler:The story ends with the [[BigBad Administrator]] being defeated, and the conflicts between all parties involved are put to a halt by the [[AllPowerfulBystander Supervisor]]. However, the boundaries of dimensions between the real world, the world where the story takes place and countless others are still unstable, necessiting the continued existence of the "killing system to create God" that Yuri and the protagonists have been aiming to destroy since the beginning of the story. There are also elements of SequelHook, as the Supervisor itself claims even it doesn't know who build the system, the protagonists remain in the God-selection world, and there is strong implication the selection system to create God will proceed in some form or another.]]
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* ActionGirl: Yuri. This is a gradual process, however: around the beginning of the story, she fares as well as you can expect from an ordinary schoolgirl, relying mostly on pure luck rather than genuine skill. Her combat prowess improves as she takes in more information about this world.
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* BecauseYouWereNiceToMe: Nise would readily take a bullet for Yuri because she is the first person in her entire life that treats her with kindness and respect.
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* BigBad: The Organizer is behind the evil masks murderers.
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* BigDamnVillains: Sniper Mask pulls one when he shoots the JerkAss cop who threatens to rape Yuri.
* BrainwashedAndCrazy:
** The masks. Their masks make them so.
** Anyone who ends up [[spoiler:Aikawa's Apostle]], although there's only one successful victim. The others became empty husks due to being incapable.
* BrotherSisterIncest: Yuri's worship of her brother has a strong vibe of this.
* BrainwashedAndCrazy:
** The masks. Their masks make them so.
** Anyone who ends up [[spoiler:Aikawa's Apostle]], although there's only one successful victim. The others became empty husks due to being incapable.
* BrotherSisterIncest: Yuri's worship of her brother has a strong vibe of this.
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* BigDamnVillains: Sniper Mask pulls one when he shoots the JerkAss cop who threatens to rape Yuri.
* BrainwashedAndCrazy:
**BrainwashedAndCrazy: The masks. Their masks make them so.
** Anyone who ends up [[spoiler:Aikawa's Apostle]], although there's only one successful victim. The others became empty husks due to being incapable.
* BrotherSisterIncest: Yuri's worship of her brother has a strong vibe of this.so.
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** Anyone who ends up [[spoiler:Aikawa's Apostle]], although there's only one successful victim. The others became empty husks due to being incapable.
* BrotherSisterIncest: Yuri's worship of her brother has a strong vibe of this.
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* ColdSniper: Sniper Mask. Lampshaded: Half his screentime consists of him worrying whether he is being [[{{Pun}} cool or uncool.]]
* DarkActionGirl: Nise was already a somber, stone-cold killer before she meets Yuri. Even after she pledges her loyalty to Yuri and reforms herself, she remains the more jaded one of the two.
* DarkActionGirl: Nise was already a somber, stone-cold killer before she meets Yuri. Even after she pledges her loyalty to Yuri and reforms herself, she remains the more jaded one of the two.
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* DarkActionGirl: Nise was already a somber, stone-cold killer before she meets Yuri. Even after she pledges her loyalty to Yuri and reforms herself, she remains the more jaded one of the two.
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%%* GuileHero: The Honjo siblings.
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%%* HeWhoMustNotBeSeen: The Organizer.
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* ShoutOut: At one point, Yuri needs to create a password. She decides to go with a phrase from a series she watched a lot as a child. Although the words are changed, it's clear that the phrase is the incantation used in ''Manga/CardCaptorsSakura'' for the titular character to summon her staff and even ends with her screaming "Release".
%%* SmashSisters: Yuri and Nise grow to become these.
%%* SmashSisters: Yuri and Nise grow to become these.
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* ShoutOut: At one point, Yuri needs to create a password. She decides to go with a phrase from a series she watched a lot as a child. Although the words are changed, it's clear that the phrase is the incantation used in ''Manga/CardCaptorsSakura'' ''Manga/CardCaptorSakura'' for the titular character to summon her staff and even ends with her screaming "Release".
%%* SmashSisters: Yuri and Nise grow to become these."Release".
%%* SmashSisters: Yuri and Nise grow to become these.
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%%* Tsundere: Sniper Mask to Kuon.
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Written by Tsuina Miura (Ajin) and illustrated Takahiro Oba (Box!), ''Tenkuu Shinpan'' is a manga series with a heavy reliance on Fanservice and violence, with barely a chapter going by without either a PantyShot or [[YourHeadASplode someone's head exploding.]]
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Written by Tsuina Miura (Ajin) and illustrated Takahiro Oba (Box!), ''Tenkuu Shinpan'' (High-Rise Invasion for the English language market) is a manga series with a heavy reliance on Fanservice and violence, with barely a chapter going by without either a PantyShot or [[YourHeadASplode someone's head exploding.]]]]
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* ShoutOut: At one point, Yuri needs to create a password. She decides to go with a phrase from a series she watched a lot as a child. Although the words are changed, it's clear that the phrase is the incantation used in ''Manga/CardCaptorsSakura'' for the titular character to summon her staff and even ends with her screaming "Release".
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* EvenEvilHasStandards:
** Yuri unknowingly avoids getting attacked by a mask because he still had the decency of not entering the women's restroom.
** Weaponized against masks by appealing to personal traits such as the Baseball Mask who's obligated to show sportsmanship when forced into an impromptu game.
** Yuri unknowingly avoids getting attacked by a mask because he still had the decency of not entering the women's restroom.
** Weaponized against masks by appealing to personal traits such as the Baseball Mask who's obligated to show sportsmanship when forced into an impromptu game.
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* BadassFamily: Yuri and Rika take huge levels of badass as the story progresses. [[spoiler:Yuka]] was already badass to begin with as [[spoiler:Sniper Mask]] but then they proceed to become even more so after [[spoiler:inheriting Kuon's consciousness and abilities as well as acquiring one of the God Codes.]]
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* BrainwashedAndCrazy: The masks. Their masks make them so.
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* BrainwashedAndCrazy: BrainwashedAndCrazy:
** The masks. Their masks make themso.so.
** Anyone who ends up [[spoiler:Aikawa's Apostle]], although there's only one successful victim. The others became empty husks due to being incapable.
** The masks. Their masks make them
** Anyone who ends up [[spoiler:Aikawa's Apostle]], although there's only one successful victim. The others became empty husks due to being incapable.
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* StoryBreakerPower: The world's higher-ups consider Yuri's ability to [[spoiler:cross dimensions]] as this and want her eliminated as soon as possible, seeing it as a violation of the rules and hugely tips the odds in her favor.
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* TookALevelInKindness: Nise losses the dark in her DarkActionGirl over time
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* TookALevelInKindness: Nise losses loses the dark in her DarkActionGirl over time
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* EvilMask: A technological example. The masks are capable of compelling anyone who looks at the inside to put them on and follow their commands.
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* HopeCrusher: The masks' favored tactic is to drive their victims over the DespairEventHorizon and get them to kill themselves.
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* WhiteMaskOfDoom: The primary antagonists are people wearing blank white masks that compel them to drive people to suicide, or failing that, straight-up murder them.
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High-school girl Yuri suddenly finds herself on the rooftop of a high-rise building.
She's trapped in a bizarre world surrounded by skyscrapers, where a masked man cracked open a man's head with an axe before her eyes. Finding a way to survive this bizarre world, find her beloved brother, and escape becomes her top priority, but she is beset by danger not just from the mysterious Masks, which possess both inhuman strength and cruelty, but other survivors turned cruel or desparate by the insanity of the high-rise world
She's trapped in a bizarre world surrounded by skyscrapers, where a masked man cracked open a man's head with an axe before her eyes. Finding a way to survive this bizarre world, find her beloved brother, and escape becomes her top priority, but she is beset by danger not just from the mysterious Masks, which possess both inhuman strength and cruelty, but other survivors turned cruel or desparate by the insanity of the high-rise world
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High-school girl Yuri suddenly finds herself on the rooftop of a high-rise building.
building. She's trapped in a bizarre world surrounded by skyscrapers, where a masked man cracked open a man's head with an axe before her eyes. Finding a way to survive this bizarre world, find her beloved brother, and escape becomes her top priority, but she is beset by danger not just from the mysterious Masks, which possess both inhuman strength and cruelty, but other survivors turned cruel or desparate desperate by the insanity of the high-rise world
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* Foil: Nise to Yuri. Yuri is cheery, determined, and optimistic. Nise, on the other hand, is somber, jaded, and callous.
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* Foil: {{Foil}}: Nise to Yuri. Yuri is cheery, determined, and optimistic. Nise, on the other hand, is somber, jaded, and callous.
