Beyond the Clouds #1

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Writer NICKE
Artist NICKE

A boy with a talent for machines and a the mysterious girl whose wings he's fixed will take you past the ordinary. In the tradition of the high-flying, resonant adventure stories of Studio Ghibli comes a gorgeous tale about the longing of young hearts for adventure and friendship!

Young Theo works as a mechanic, putting his knack for machines to use in the industrialized city where he lives. But when he finds an injured, amnesiac girl with wings, his life changes forever. Her name is Mia, and although Theo's talents make quick work of repairing her injured wing, their quest to find her home will take them beyond the clouds and more

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  • 8.0

    The Graphic Library - Sara Campbell

    Mar 29, 2020

    This story is very cutsy, despite the gun violence and cat spectre, and it feels like a steam punk JRPG (Japanese Role Playing Game). Theo is on a fetch quest for medicine (a fetch quest is when the main character must travel far and wide to obtain an unobtainable object to further the story).  He also tells his friend Hotch that he needs to get stronger to protect Mia, so that leans into the leveling up theory from RPGs.  The setting itself is sort of rushed - we don’t see much of Yellow Town before we get into the action. I would have liked to see more of it as Theo went about his life before he found Mia.  The art is beautiful and very detailed.  I felt very immersed in this fantasy land, even though we mostly see the inside of Theo's house. Read Full Review

  • 6.0

    Anime UK News - Sarah

    Apr 03, 2020

    (Online cover images for Volume 1 have the subtitle 'The Girl Fallen from the Sky' but Kodansha are using the subtitle 'The Girl Who Fell from the Sky' on the print editions. A digital edition is promised but not yet available. ) Read Full Review

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