![]() Since he regularly encounters corpses, both aliens he kills in self defense and corpses he salvages bones from for trading, Sanko regularly crosses paths with Shimada Death and considers them his friend. Softly spoken and highly optimistic, Sanko is surprisingly upbeat and friendly despite his constantly being under threat of death. Six years prior to the main plot, Avakian falsely enrolled him into a learning colony run by The Solar Mass, hoping to both hide him and give him an education under Sanko's accidentally selected pseudonym " Meatballs And Spaghetti". This then later expands to include Hajime Damemaru, another fugitive pursued by The Solar Mass.Ĭharacters Zaha Sanko ( ザハ=サンコ, Zaha Sanko) A teenage alien rumored to have bones that can grant any wish, making him highly susceptible to kidnapping and murder attempts. Evading a series of attacks and using the skeletons to purchase equipment, Sanko uses a Black Core to create a sentient ship named Moja, which also leads Shimada to join their crew. The pair regularly crosses paths with Shimada Death, another dark alien feared as the God of Death, who commonly feeds off the corpses they create. Travelling with his guardian and "Package of Darkness" Avakian, the duo are seeking the person offering wishes for his bones. Zaha Sanko, a dark alien teen with a mysterious past, lives as a vagrant and fugitive to avoid capture a legend of him claims that possessing his bones will grant the owner any wish they desire, resulting in most aliens being hostile towards him. A common currency with merchants of Darkness is alien bones, which can be traded for dark magic and dark supplies. The Dark Realm contains unusual technologies, including Skin of Darkness robes which use shadows to protect the wearer, and Dark Cores that can provide power and life to ship entities. Regular entities are unable to tolerate the Dark Realms, which physically and mentally warps them into shadow creatures. The World of Darkness is completely non-visible to regular beings as even light cannot exist within it, resulting in the followers of Light fearing and hunting dark beings, labeling them as Daemons. Dark races include dark aliens, hollow but sentient entities dubbed " Packages" and other dark creatures of varying intelligence, some of whom possess unique powers. Meanwhile, the Dark Realm (or the "World of Darkness") is only accessible to dark beings and must be reached by passing through a black hole or equally lightless area. The church is also responsible for running multiple educational colonies for children, protected and maintained entirely by automated light-powered robots. The church's higher-ranking members have managed to extend their lives to the point of being multiple centuries old, essentially living in a state of undeath through light magic and cybernetics powered by it. While all followers of the religion are dedicated to researching light magic and combating darkness, the faith has splintered into multiple competing sub-sects like The Light Head, who all ultimately serve their own interests. The closest sense of order or lawfulness is the theocratic dictatorship, The Solar Mass (also translated as " Photosfere"), a series of ancient religious sects based around light magic and rumored to stem from a mysterious location named Zora. Neutral ships include Great Trees, children's school ships run by Solar Mass' automated light-powered robots, and the Maltekya, merchant ships staffed by lobotomized remote-controlled aliens that avoid attacks by self-destructing with little provocation. ![]() Regular Space is occupied by both neutral and hostile ships, with neutral ships often sustaining themselves by carrying and selling cargo under threat of attack from hostile bandit ships the remnants of bandit attacks, plundered and destroyed ships drifting through space, commonly litter certain routes. The regular world is inhabited by two races: Aliens (also translated as " Spacelings"), who're any type of organic humanoid and Robos, a mix of mechanical humanoids and remote-controlled puppets. Taking place in outer space, which is divided between a "Regular Realm" and a "Dark Realm". The manga is licensed for English release in North America by Seven Seas Entertainment. It has been serialized in Shogakukan's Monthly Shōnen Sunday magazine since March 2019, with its chapters collected into five tankōbon volumes as of August 2022. "Big Dark") is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Q Hayashida. Dai Dark ( Japanese: 大ダーク, Hepburn: Dai Dāku, lit.
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