The science fiction story that blends bravery and adventure begins when a boy and a girl meet. The previous issue of the magazine presented the new work with the following tagline: "Two moons watch over. A boy now sets out on a journey."
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Advertisement for Gekkō no Arcadia with the Slogan: Two moons watch over. A boy now sets out on a journey—!![/caption]
By the way, Norihiro Yagi's career began in 1990, winning the 32nd Akatsuka Award for his first work called Undeadman, launched by Shonen Jump Monthly and which had two sequels.
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Award-winning manga by Norihiro Yagi from 1990, Undeadman.[/caption]
His first serialized manga was the comedy Angel Densetsu, also launched by the same publisher between 1992 and 2000.
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The manga Angel Densetsu.[/caption]
His most recent work was Claymore launched in 2001 and completed with 155 chapters in 2014. It was licensed by Viz Media which released its 27th volume in North America.
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The latest work by Norihiro Yagi, Claymore.[/caption]
Claymore also in 2007, inspired the anime version which had its release on video by Funimation. In Brazil it was published by Panini in 2009.
