Future Diary #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Prologue: Beginning of the End" kicks off Future Diary with Yukiteru handed a mysterious cell phone diary by Deus, revealing his future and changing his life overnight. As he uses it to navigate school and dodge bullies, he discovers others with similar diaries—among them Yuno Gasai, a classmate whose help proves vital when a deadly serial killer enters the game. Written by Sakae Esuno, Clint Bickham, and Yuya Otake, with art by Esuno and inks by Star Print Brokers, this first issue sets a tense, high-stakes tone. The cover, penciled by Esuno and Chelsea Windlinger and inked by both, captures the eerie anticipation of a world where fate is written in code.
In "Prologue: Beginning of the End," Yukiteru Amano documents the quiet rhythm of his daily life in a cell phone diary, unaware that his mundane entries are part of something far larger. He converses with Deus Ex Machina, a voice he thinks is a figment of his imagination—until the world begins to shift in ways he can't explain.
In *Future Diary* #1, Yukiteru finds himself thrust into a deadly game when he’s given a mysterious cell phone diary by the enigmatic Deus, which predicts his future. As he struggles to survive and outwit classmates like the fiercely devoted Yuno Gasai, he discovers that others with their own diaries are also playing for keeps—some to protect, others to destroy.
In "Diary 2: Gathering of the Twelve," Yukiteru finds himself at a tense gathering of the twelve Future Diary holders, where alliances shift and trust is a liability. When a fellow classmate, Minene Uryu, reveals her plan to destroy their school to eliminate him, the fragile peace shatters—leaving Yukiteru to face a deadly game where every choice could be his last.
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