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A review by yellauraya
Pluto: Urasawa x Tezuka, Vol. 2 by Osamu Tezuka, Takashi Nagasaki, Naoki Urasawa
5.0
5/5
“You know why humans have to build monuments like this, Gesicht? Because they forget. They put them up to remember...before their memory fades"
this volume has a little bit of plot twist as to who's behind the assassination of three out of the seven top AIs and the people who supports the robot law. it was honestly unexpected but it makes sense. atom, the little boy in the cover, was introduced and said to be one of the most, if not the most, highly developed robot. but for me, he's just an adorable, smart kid who acts more like a human than humans themselves. i'm getting a bit attached to him but i'm afraid for him because he could be the next target.
there are talks about memories here, and whether gesicht's memories are altered or not, it hasn't been proven yet. but even he has doubts about his own memories. the plot is getting deeper and i'm loving this so much!
“You know why humans have to build monuments like this, Gesicht? Because they forget. They put them up to remember...before their memory fades"
this volume has a little bit of plot twist as to who's behind the assassination of three out of the seven top AIs and the people who supports the robot law. it was honestly unexpected but it makes sense. atom, the little boy in the cover, was introduced and said to be one of the most, if not the most, highly developed robot. but for me, he's just an adorable, smart kid who acts more like a human than humans themselves. i'm getting a bit attached to him but i'm afraid for him because he could be the next target.
there are talks about memories here, and whether gesicht's memories are altered or not, it hasn't been proven yet. but even he has doubts about his own memories. the plot is getting deeper and i'm loving this so much!