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Ginga unfortunately ends up getting transported to another dimension while protecting Daichi, but manages to leave Daichi a Mysticker that can endlessly generate electricity. Soon Daichi meets Kuroki, a friend of Ginga and the aforementioned man who was being chased, who offers to show him the world of the Blazers - and thus, Daichi's adventure begins from there. |
Ginga unfortunately ends up getting transported to another dimension while protecting Daichi, but manages to leave Daichi a Mysticker that can endlessly generate electricity. Soon Daichi meets Kuroki, a friend of Ginga and the aforementioned man who was being chased, who offers to show him the world of the Blazers - and thus, Daichi's adventure begins from there. |
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'''''Blazer Drive''''' is the second mainstream manga of Seishi Kishimoto, creator of ''[[666 Satan]]'' (''O-Parts Hunter'' outside of Japan), in conjunction with [[Sega]] who have made a RPG for the [[Nintendo DS]], which features a story that runs parallel to the main manga (what's more, this was announced before the series was even serialized). |
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=== The Manga provides the following examples of: === |
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* [[Aloof Big Brother]]: Subverted in that Ginga only acted that way to protect Daichi from the Blazer's lifestyle. |
* [[Aloof Big Brother]]: Subverted in that Ginga only acted that way to protect Daichi from the Blazer's lifestyle. |
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* [[An Ice Person]]: Akashikibu. |
* [[An Ice Person]]: Akashikibu. |