Moyasimon, Once Upon a Time... The Microbes - Volume 02 (French edition) by Masayuki Ishikawa

Dive into the invisible world of microbes with Moyasimon - Once Upon a Time... Microbes - Volume 02, an atypical and educational manga created by Masayuki Ishikawa. This series cult of the collection Seinen published by Glénat Manga returns with a new wave of humor and scientific discoveries.

After learning to master his strange gift, Sawaki, agronomy student able to see the microorganisms to the naked eye, is once again faced with outlandish situations. It all begins with a mysterious apparition nicknamed the "ghost of bacteria". But there's no time to wonder: a Explosion of fermented products imported from around the world by Aoi Muto, another student of Professor Itsuki, causes chaos.

In a context where Science and Fiction are blurred, this volume lightly addresses complex notions on the Fermentation, the Microscopic fungi, or even the diversity of virus. The expressive drawings by Masayuki Ishikawa and the dialogues filled with self-deprecation bring to life a unique story where the biology becomes an inexhaustible source of comedy.

At the heart of the plot, the ufology club and its quirky members further complicate the situation. The result: a viral alert as zany as it is unexpected. This second volume confirms the original tone of the series: an explosive mix of popular science, of university satires and of Japanese culture.

This manga is an excellent tool for sparking readers' scientific curiosity while entertaining them. Ideal for enthusiasts of biotechnology, of Fermentation, but also for all those who love quirky and intelligent stories.

📦 Article features

• Title : Moyasimon, Once Upon a Time... the Microbes - Volume 02

• Author : Masayuki Ishikawa

• Editor : Glénat Manga

• Collection : Seinen (2)

• Series : Moyasimon

• Language : French

• Format : Paperback

• Number of pages : 224

• Dimensions : 18 x 13 x 1.5 cm

• Weight : 178 g

• EAN13 / ISBN : 9782723498852 / 978-2-7234-9885-2

• Release date : November 19, 2014