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Automata: Yorha Boys

Jun Eishima, Yoko Taro, Toshiyuki Itahana

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Square Enix Manga
27 January 2021

Science fiction; Fantasy; Other Film, TV & Media; Science; Robots; Post Holocaust Sci-Fi; War; Game Worlds; Advanced Technology

"Based on the stage drama ""Project YoRHa,"" YoRHA Boys recounts events that occurred before the beginning of the post-apocalyptic action role-playing game NieR-Automata. Written by bestselling novelist Jun Eishima, supervised by NieR-Automata Director Yoko Taro, and featuring artwork by acclaimed Final Fantasy illustrator Toshiyuki Itahana, this is the previously untold tale of the formation of YoRHa Experimental M Squadron--the beginning of both ""curse"" and ""punishment,"" of androids dreaming of the glory of mankind.

An original novel set in the universe of the award-winning, international hit video game NieR-Automata.

Based on the stage drama ""Project YoRHa,"" YoRHA Boys recounts events that occurred before the beginning of the post-apocalyptic action role-playing game NieR-Automata. Written by bestselling novelist Jun Eishima, supervised by NieR-Automata Director Yoko Taro, and featuring artwork by acclaimed Final Fantasy illustrator Toshiyuki Itahana, this is the previously untold tale of the formation of YoRHa Experimental M Squadron--the beginning of both ""curse"" and ""punishment,"" of androids dreaming of the glory of mankind."

By: Jun Eishima, Yoko Taro
Illustrated by: Toshiyuki Itahana
Imprint: Square Enix Manga
Country of Publication: United States
Dimensions: Height: 191mm, Width: 127mm,
Weight: 368g
ISBN: 9781646090754
ISBN 10: 1646090756
Pages: 1
Publication Date: 27 January 2021
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Jun Eishima was born in 1964 in Fukuoka Prefecture. Her extensive backlist includes stories set in the Final Fantasy, Nier-Automata, and Drakengard universes. Under the name Emi Nagashima, she has also authored The Cat Thief Hinako's Case Files, among other works. In 2016, she received the 69th Mystery Writers of Japan Award (Short Story division), for the title Old Maid.