Clockwork Planet 6
by Yuu Kamiya, Tsubaki Himana
208 pages· 2017· ISBN 9781632364678
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From the creator of No Game, No Life
Naoto's a high school dropout and brilliant amateur tinkerer. He lives in a world that has been so over-exploited that the entire surface has become one vast machine. When a box crashes into his home containing a female automaton, it's a harbinger of change that will rock the entire globe, and give Naoto his chance to be a hero.
Praise for No Game, No Life
"If you are looking for clever mind games where the protagonist faces seemingly insurmountable odds, then this is the book for you." -Anitay
"No Game No Life is a must watch for any gamer... smart, beautiful, funny, and just plain all-around enjoyable." -Kotaku
Naoto's a high school dropout and brilliant amateur tinkerer. He lives in a world that has been so over-exploited that the entire surface has become one vast machine. When a box crashes into his home containing a female automaton, it's a harbinger of change that will rock the entire globe, and give Naoto his chance to be a hero.
Praise for No Game, No Life
"If you are looking for clever mind games where the protagonist faces seemingly insurmountable odds, then this is the book for you." -Anitay
"No Game No Life is a must watch for any gamer... smart, beautiful, funny, and just plain all-around enjoyable." -Kotaku
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