Planetes

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Makoto Yukimura: Planetes (2003, Tokyopop)

Langue : English

Publié 6 janvier 2003 par Tokyopop.

ISBN :
978-1-59182-262-2
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Numéro OCLC :
54098320

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As Fee deals with her son's penchant for saving every stray animal that struts by, an attack on the U.S. in orbital space triggers a series of events that will bring the world to the brink of another war...with space as the battleground.

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Bad science, odd characters

This tries to do the »hard SF« thing, and fails. It tries to combine space debris with Earth-bound garbage collectors, and throws out orbital mechanics at the very start. That’s not the only example.

When Hachimaki actually gets any kind of character, i found it rather off-putting. »Space, space, space. No love. I must land on Jupiter (!) to get money. Nothing else matters!«

Also, the ship’s name, »von Braun« (or, going by the Uniforms, »VON BROWN«. Ugh. They had to pick the literal Nazi. »›Once the rockets are up, who cares where they come down. That’s not my department.‹ says Wernher von Braun.« »›Maybe I’m just like him (von Braun). Some people will do anything to get into space.‹« Well, don’t be that way! But in the manga that’s it. End of discussion. He is that way. Just like the Nazi. (That is from volume 2, but …