Drama, Ecchi, Romance, Sci-Fi, Slice of Life, Philosophical, Aliens, Post-Apocalyptic, Time Travel
This world is full of strange wonders: giant snakehead fishes fall from space, planets are sold and bought,
toy monkeys start conversations, a ¥ 300 million lottery hit is won, and special motors make islands fly!
After being dumped in a garbage dump the past records of the robot Debris-kun (memory) disappeared into stardust.
Due to a chance encounter, the pretty high schooler Nina picked him up stating she would not be a robot master but a teacher.
So they lived together with her talented slacker husband Tahei.
"After one year, five years later, 10 years later…and 50 years later…"
Every time you go through a volume, time is progressing very quickly in this work.A robot does not grow old, but human beings do.
The girls grow into adult women, the surrounding environment grows into devastation.
Human beings are dying, but the stardust memory of the robot does not die.
This manga might give you the feeling of being watched in the transience of the world, possibly from God's point of view.
And so the story, in God's speed, proceeds to the future!
Following "Mobile Brigade eight Fukujin",
Satoshi Fukushima's new "time skip comedy" series for boys and girls is "Stardust Nina"!
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