Eden: It’s an Endless World

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Eden: It's an Endless World is a thought-provoking Japanese science fiction manga series created by Hiroki Endo. It combines elements of cyberpunk and post-apocalyptic themes, set in a world ravaged by the "Closure Virus," which has decimated 15% of the global population. The story initially focuses on Ennoia and Hannah, living on a remote island called Eden, but soon shifts to Ennoia's son, Elijah, as he navigates a complex world dominated by the powerful Propater Federation. Elijah's journey is a coming-of-age tale of survival and moral growth in a harsh, dystopian environment. The series explores diverse themes, including poverty, corruption, and human resilience. It features a global setting, often focusing on less commonly depicted regions, and incorporates elements of Gnosticism. The artwork is detailed, with realistic depictions of international locations. Eden delves into the lives of multiple characters, offering deep insights into their pasts and struggles, making it a rich and immersive narrative. With its blend of science fiction and gritty realism, it appeals to readers seeking a complex, thought-provoking manga experience.