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Myther 2
  • Published: 13 April 2027
  • ISBN: 9798888779453
  • Imprint: Kodansha
  • Format: Paperback
  • Pages: 192
  • RRP: $29.99
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Myther 2



Perfect faces hide souls corrupted by AI and greed in this sci-fi thriller manga from the Eisner Award–nominated creator of The Yakuza’s Bias. Mixing the best of stylish, cyberpunk series like Ghost in the Shell and Persona with Teki Yatsuda’s most stunning and dynamic art yet, Myther breaks down genre walls to tell a story about dreams, crime, love, and ego that couldn’t be more timely.

In a glorious empire of light, a device called the Myther is changing the world. The flick of a switch on an elegant ear ornament activates a cutting-edge AI, which overwrites your personality with your custom-made, ideal self—a “data personality” called an If. Temporarily. But these Myther devices have somehow been escaping the lab and making their way into the hands of addicts, leading to a string of brutal murders. An elite government agent named Kyo has been tasked with tracking the source. But he himself is a data personality inhabiting an empty mind, and he’s just encountered a word in the real world that he recognizes from a dream: Vanitas. What could it mean, for Kyo and for the Myther itself?

  • Published: 13 April 2027
  • ISBN: 9798888779453
  • Imprint: Kodansha
  • Format: Paperback
  • Pages: 192
  • RRP: $29.99
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Praise for Myther 2

Praise for The Yakuza's Bias
"Brilliantly reproduces the style of yakuza manga, from character design to the dark-smudged, sinister backgrounds and, best of all, the exaggerated facial reaction sketches. It’s also very different in tone and art-style from her moving but tragic Boys’ Love A Home Far Away, which is a manga road movie, set in the USA." –Anime UK News

"Extremely funny, ideal for anyone who’s ever pledged their life to a fandom. Recommended." –Otaku USA Magazine

"Very, very funny." –Chip Zdarsky

"Between the sharp translation or the incongruousness of people seeing a scary-faced man going to tears over a Korean pretty-boy, this series got more than a few chuckles out of me. The energy is high, and really, we all know the sting of fandom culture. I imagine this one will hit more if you're actually someone's stan, but for now, this series gets a strong recommendation from me." –Anime News Network