TRAIN+TRAIN (manga)
Alternative title:
希望列車 (Chinese (Taiwan))
Genres:
adventure,
science fiction
Plot Summary:
On the distant planet of Deloca, teenagers enroll in an education system like no other -- a mobile journey that takes place onboard a train. There are standard School Trains for general studies...and then there's the Special Train, an expectional institution whose students receive anything but a normal education. Reiichi is a student contented to obediently follow the tracks laid out before him…but when Arena, a rebellious girl with a mysterious past, enters the scene, his life is completely derailed. While dodging the persistent investigator after Arena, Reiichi and his unintended partner-in-crime experience a school year never to be forgotten.
User Ratings:
4 ratings have been given [details]
Number of tankoubon:
6
Number of pages:
200
Vintage:
2000-01
Releases: We have 14
Official website:
In the news 2 times:
2006-07-04 AX 2006 Licensing Roundup
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| TRAIN+TRAIN (GN 1) 2006-12-01 (from $6.54) |
| TRAIN+TRAIN (GN 2) 2007-04-30 (from $2.49) |
| TRAIN+TRAIN (GN 3) 2007-07-31 (from $6.54) |
| TRAIN+TRAIN (GN 4) 2007-08-31 (from $2.49) |
| TRAIN+TRAIN (GN 5) 2008-01-31 (from $6.54) |
| TRAIN+TRAIN (GN 6) 2008-04-30 (from $4.53) |
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