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Description
It's an age where aliens, monsters and other dangers threaten the Earth, and various heroes have risen to protect it. Supporting these heroes are the human defense forces, of which the sisters Kitajishi Miyuki and Yuri are a part. Specifically, their office is for hero consultation, and they help heroes solve their problems, but they also help evacuation procedures during emergencies. Yuri was formerly an immensely powerful and popular magic girl, but now she helps protect people in a more human way. In their first case, they consult with a hero who has lost his powers, and is trying to fin...
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Type
Manga
Related Series
N/A
Associated Names
Gamma
Ganma (OGINO Jun)
γ-ガンマ-
γ-伽马
Гамма
Ganma (OGINO Jun)
γ-ガンマ-
γ-伽马
Гамма
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Latest Release(s)
v.1 c.4.5 by Psylocke Scans over 8 years ago
v.5 c.20 (end) by Psylocke Scans over 8 years ago
v.5 c.18-19 by Psylocke Scans over 8 years ago
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v.5 c.20 (end) by Psylocke Scans over 8 years ago
v.5 c.18-19 by Psylocke Scans over 8 years ago
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Status
in Country of Origin
5 Volumes (Complete)
Completely Scanlated?
Yes
Anime Start/End Chapter
N/A
User Reviews
N/A
Forum
1 topics, 1 posts
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User Rating
Average: 8 / 10.0 (90 votes)
Bayesian Average: 7.58 / 10.0
Bayesian Average: 7.58 / 10.0
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Last Updated
October 19th 2021, 4:49am
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Genre
Categories
Category Recommendations
Magika no Kenshi to Shoukan Maou (Novel)
Boku no Hero Academia
Ruri Ruri - Futago no Jijou
Mokushiroku no Yonkishi
Yakusai no Moushigo to Seijo no Meikyuu
Boku no Hero Academia
Ruri Ruri - Futago no Jijou
Mokushiroku no Yonkishi
Yakusai no Moushigo to Seijo no Meikyuu
Recommendations
N/A
Author(s)
Artist(s)
Year
2013
Original Publisher
Serialized In (magazine)
Jump SQ (Shueisha)
Licensed (in English)
No
English Publisher
N/A
Activity Stats (vs. other series)
Weekly Pos #746 
(+9)
Monthly Pos #1606(+176)
3 Month Pos #2114(+999)
6 Month Pos #4354(+521)
Year Pos #6440(+767)
(+9)Monthly Pos #1606
(+176)3 Month Pos #2114
(+999)6 Month Pos #4354
(+521)Year Pos #6440
(+767)List Stats
On 281 reading lists
On 207 wish lists
On 274 completed lists
On 14 unfinished lists
On 120 custom lists
On 207 wish lists
On 274 completed lists
On 14 unfinished lists
On 120 custom lists
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This manga, like many manga and comics and shows before it, begins in a monster of the week fashion and then brings the overarching plot into focus in the latter half. Looking through the author's own commentary at the end of each volume, I wouldn't be surprised if it was all planned well in advance. The effort and love that the creator put into the manga shows with its explosive ending tying up everything with both great triumph and great loss.
A major aspect of this series that is rather different from its compatriots is its constant yuri fanservice. It is played up in the beginning, toned down in the middle, and then returns with redoubled force for the final volume. Fanservice fills every space it can in the last part in between the physical and emotional struggles coming to fruition after a hard journey from the beginning to the costly end. Even if you do not have an extreme aversion to fanservice, the last portion contains far more of it than the preceding parts and could easily turn people off even though it is quite a good ending in my opinion.
A major aspect of this series that is rather different from its compatriots is its constant yuri fanservice. It is played up in the beginning, toned down in the middle, and then returns with redoubled force for the final volume. Fanservice fills every space it can in the last part in between the physical and emotional struggles coming to fruition after a hard journey from the beginning to the costly end. Even if you do not have an extreme aversion to fanservice, the last portion contains far more of it than the preceding parts and could easily turn people off even though it is quite a good ending in my opinion.
I was so glad I experimented with this series. Super Sentai references, Pretty Cure and Magical girl references, and so many awesome heroes. The ecchi kind of ruins it for me a bit, but it definitely doesn't take away from some of these awesome bits.
But as of Volume 5, they...really aren't holding back with the ecchiness anymore...
But as of Volume 5, they...really aren't holding back with the ecchiness anymore...
Interesting set up, believable problem (and conclusion), impeccable pacing, and well tied ending. This is a manga well done. A bit of tension here and there, but never get too serious. A train of superheroes homages that will make you chuckle. Neat artistry except female characters designs, which will make you wonder if the artist has a background in drawing hentai. Not a bad point at all. It just made you asking question, did the mangaka still need a fan service when the story is already strong and amusing?
As somebody who grew up with superhero cartoons (Batman, Spiderman, X-Man, Fantastic Four) and Power Rangers i had a blast reading this manga.
It has its flaws (character design of female characters, some plot holes) but it has cool action scenes and lovable characters (Hornetman quickly became my favorite)
... Last updated on May 6th, 2019, 3:26pm
It has its flaws (character design of female characters, some plot holes) but it has cool action scenes and lovable characters (Hornetman quickly became my favorite)
... Last updated on May 6th, 2019, 3:26pm
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