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Swan No.9
PG-13, R
With a theme of love between a clone and a robot, this initiates a whole new field for Taiwanese comics. More than exploring self-identity, the story evaluates love from an entirely new perspective.
The main protagonist, Kio, finally accepted himself and his dream. No longer seeking affirmation from the external world, instead, he found where he belongs in the vast universe.
The main protagonist, Kio, finally accepted himself and his dream. No longer seeking affirmation from the external world, instead, he found where he belongs in the vast universe.
©六牧 Greamo 2024
Information
Publisher
KADOKAWA TAIWAN CORPORATION
Publication Date
Feb, 2024
Volume/ Episode
1 (END)
Format
147x210mm/ 334 pages/ paperback
ISBN
978-626-37-8483-3
Introduction
Kio, a baby boy with the cloned genes of a former superb astronaut, was born on a cold winter night. Kio’s robotic babysitter, named “Ande,” has always been by his side since his birth. Unfortunately, as the years went by and as Kio gotten older, Ande’s robotic body has gotten old/obsolete as well, which is in dire need of an update. Kio, although knowing that he is not like any other person, he is unwilling to compromise what he desires in his heart.
Selling Points
(1) Exploring the issue of self-identity and pursuit of dreams
Author
Greamo(六牧)
About the Author
Taiwanese comic book artist, her titles include: "Swan No.9," "The Invisible Dance."
Copyright Ownership
KADOKAWA TAIWAN CORPORATION
Copyright Contact
SHEI PEI-FEN (RIGHTS DEPT.)
shei.peifen@kadokawa.com.tw
shei.peifen@kadokawa.com.tw