Kazu Inabe's new series ``Ank: a mirroring ape'' based on the original story by Kyu Sato has started in Monthly Young Magazine No. 6 (Kodansha), released today, May 20th.
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The Story Unfolds
This work, which is a comic version of Sato's novel of the same name, is a panic science fiction story that unfolds when Nozomi Suzuki, a researcher working at a primate research facility, meets a chimpanzee. Nozomi adopts Juba C, a chimpanzee from South Sudan, and conducts training to examine the chimpanzee's cognitive abilities, but finds surprising results.
Behind the Creation
Kazu Inabe's adaptation of Kyu Sato's novel brings a unique perspective to the story, blending science fiction elements with the intriguing premise of a mirroring ape. As the series progresses, it's expected to delve deeper into the consequences of Nozomi's discoveries and the implications they have on our understanding of cognitive abilities in animals.
The combination of Inabe's storytelling and Sato's original concept promises an engaging narrative that will keep readers intrigued. With the first chapter already out in Monthly Young Magazine No. 6, fans of science fiction and manga enthusiasts are eagerly anticipating the next installment of ``Ank: a mirroring ape'' to see where this captivating story will lead.
