Tokyo Aliens - Ch. 3

[MangaDex]

 

[magicarnival]

Ahhh I'm glad this series is still getting translated! And I wonder what kind of alien he is? I'm pretty hyped for more!

 

[Sunsettt]

Wow, these chapters are long and the art is amazing. Thanks for the trans!

My mind is racing to understand the story lol.

 

[iamrangerbob]

I'm looking this series so far. Thanks for translating!

 

[Jettisonius]

oh my god? oh my god???? the hype is SO REAL IM YELLING

 

[that_weeb_one]

I love this art so much. Freaking gorgeous

 

[yujin5]

thx for translating

 

[Leina_Cavallone]

A slight finger movement and the monster got blown that far??? Akira seems to be a Saitama-level alien

 

[faniki]

Thanks for translating!

Did Akira's dad know his son was an alien? I wonder if Akira's mom is one, since we never see her in the flashbacks. Akira and his dad look too similar to have been adopted. And the other guy (forgot his name) who says he's not a normal human..could he be a mix of alien/human? He was able to board the train car, anyway

 

[AxelFaiz]

Egad, so generic. Also, how come this kind of story passed as seinen; hopefully there's improvement to make it more seinen in the future, because as it is this is just like your typical shonen manga.

 

[hymeko]

Thanks a lot

 

[Tsuki09]

@faniki
Akira's dad definitely knew he was an alien just check pages 24-25 again that guy said

You really were the one hiding it. The toughest and most terrifying alien

Akira must have done something when he was very young and his (most likely adoptive) dad erased his memories to the point he doesn't even remember being an alien.

 

[osqmu]

okay nice

 

[Solistia]

@AxelFaiz Seinen is the demographic of the magazine, the content doesn't matter, only the magazine's demographic for categorizing manga as Shoujo/Josei/Shounen/Seinen. Something as complex as Promised Neverland is Shounen because it runs in a shounen magazine, though many would probably think it more fitting of a Seinen title, but the magazine is Shounen, so it's Shounen. Content means nothing for demographic because the company decides, not the reader.

 

[AxelFaiz]

@Solistia Ah thanks for reminding me, sometimes I just forget seinen/shounen is demographic and not genre of manga. Perhaps due to nature of seinen intended for adult readers, I expected the story of this manga to be more 'heavy' not as lightweight as it is.

 

[Solistia]

@AxelFaiz haha no problem friend. I'd hazard a guess that most people don't even know that demographic =/= genre and just assume it's the same thing XD (So props to you for knowing the difference!)

Also funny tidbit, Seinen is actually the catchall for everything not Shounen/Shoujo/Josei. The other 3 are much more specific demographics, whereas Seinen is kinda....anything else 8D
This is why a lot of cute-girls-doing-things manga and 4koma are Seinen titles, as well as many school age romances that aren't necessarily any more "adult" in content than any other shoujo or shounen title.

 

[mae-b-obsessed]

I'm predicting it now: his ma is an alien and Silver is either his ma or someone against his parents relationship.

 

[yoshiii]

:')

 

[Somenobody]

I absolutely love this manga! I don’t understand why people wouldn’t go crazy for it like solo leveling!

 

[Somenobody]

@Tsuki09 That wouldn’t make sense if he was adopted because he looks exactly like his father. It was one of the reasons why Tenkuubashi Shou asked him, "Why are you alive?" because Tenkuubashi though he was his father.