Edens Zero #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeVolume 13 of Hiro Mashima's Edens Zero continues the sci-fi adventure as Shiki Granbell and his crew face the aftermath of the Belial Gore arc, delving deeper into the mysteries of the cosmos and their own pasts. This collection includes chapters from the ongoing series, focusing on the group's journey through the Sakura Cosmos and their encounters with new allies and enemies.
In "Dragonfall," Shiki, Rebecca, and Weisz push through a treacherous cave that intensifies in heat with every step, while Witch Regret ventures to a distant sector to gather allies for Shiki. Written by Hiro Mashima and Athena Nibley, with art and inks by Mashima and lettering by Alethea Nibley and AndWorld Design, this issue blends escalating tension with the series' signature blend of whimsy and peril. The cover by Hiro Mashima captures the moment’s intensity with bold, dynamic lines.
In the shimmering glow of Fire Planet Red Cave’s beach, Shiki, Rebecca, and Homura stumble upon a mysterious submerged craft—and the silent remains of its pilot—beneath the waves. As the stars above seem to fall like rain, the trio is drawn into a quiet mystery that lingers in the tide.
In "Nadia, Love of My Life," Shiki and the crew of Edens Zero follow a mysterious trail that leads them to an ancient underwater cavern, its walls marked with a symbol pointing to the next step in their search for Mother. The discovery sets the stage for a journey deeper into the past, where long-buried secrets and personal connections may hold the key to what comes next.
In "Red Cave," Shiki, Rebecca, and Weisz push deeper into a suffocating, ever-warming cavern, each step revealing more danger in the oppressive heat. Meanwhile, Witch Regret ventures across sectors, seeking allies to aid Shiki in the trials ahead.
In "In the Doghouse," Shiki and the crew land on the planet Foresta, where they uncover a society eerily mirroring the oppressive world envisioned by Ziggy the Demon King—built on a stark divide between humans and the machines that rule them. The story unfolds with quiet tension as the team navigates a world where loyalty is questioned and the line between protector and oppressor blurs.
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