About Pluto
Author and Publication
“Pluto” was created by Naoki Urasawa in collaboration with Takashi Nagasaki. The series was serialized in Shogakukan’s Big Comic Original magazine from 2003 to 2009, and later published in eight volumes.
Themes
“Pluto” is known for its deep, mature themes that explore the nature of identity, what it means to be human, and the ethical issues surrounding advanced artificial intelligence.
The manga is not just a thriller, but also a contemplative exploration of the nature of humanity.
Reception
“Pluto” has been highly praised for its story, character development, and thematic depth.
It won the Kodansha Manga Award for general manga in 2005 and the Seiun Award for Best Science Fiction Comic in 2010.
The series has been lauded for taking Tezuka’s original Astro Boy storyline and adding depth, complexity, and a darker, more adult-oriented feel.
Synopsis
Renowned for his military service during the 39th Asian War, the revered Swiss robot, Montblanc, is brutally murdered, leaving humans and robots worldwide in mourning for this beloved icon.
Montblanc’s popularity soared in the years following the war, owing to his unwavering commitment to nature conservation and his compassionate nature.
Now tasked with investigating Montblanc’s tragic demise, the Europol detective, Gesicht, himself a former war veteran, embarks on a relentless pursuit.
During his investigation, Gesicht uncovers compelling evidence pointing towards the existence of a mysterious entity only known as “Pluto.”
Additionally, he stumbles upon a nefarious plot aiming to dismantle the eight specialized robots from various corners of the globe who played crucial roles in the war.
Racing against the clock to rescue those who still remain, Gesicht grapples with his own memories, morality, and a world shackled by animosity, desperately striving to safeguard the fragile coexistence between mankind and machines.
Trailer
Release date:
Pluto comes out on October 26 of 2023 in Netflix
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