Tokyo ESP #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume continues the story of Rinka Urushiba, a high school girl who gains the ability to phase through solid objects after encountering glowing fish. As she and other newly awakened psychics navigate a world where superpowers are becoming common, they face off against a mysterious organization targeting ESP users. Collecting issues from the second arc of the manga series by Hajime Segawa, this edition delves deeper into the conspiracy behind the ESP phenomenon.
In "The ESP Family," Ayumu faces a crisis of identity when his mother, a member of the Japanese Diet campaigning to ban people with ESP, becomes the target of a vengeful electric manipulator during a public event. Written by Hajime Segawa and Kumar Sivasubramanian and illustrated by Segawa, this issue explores the tension between secrecy and loyalty, as Ayumu must decide whether to expose his own powers to save her. The cover by Hajime Segawa captures the emotional weight of the moment with striking, intimate detail.
In "The ESP Family," Murasaki sets out to train with Rinka and Kyotaro, while Kobushi insists on staying close to her brother Rindo. When The Professor unleashes a telekinetic hippo into Tokyo that manipulates water, the group must navigate their growing bonds and hidden abilities—before the city itself becomes a battleground.
In "The Professor of Illusions," Rinka Urushiba and Murasaki Edoyama find themselves caught in a web of deception when the enigmatic Hokusai Azuma—known as The Professor—offers them a dangerous invitation to join his vision. As Kyotaro Azuma uncovers a shocking truth about his own past, the line between mentor and monster blurs, and with Detective Nabeshima closing in, Rinka and Murasaki must decide what to believe—especially when the truth seems to shift like smoke.
When The Professor and The Dark Warrior crash an oil tanker into the heart of Shinjuku as a bold act of defiance, they ignite a crisis that forces Rinka Urushiba, Kyotaro Azuma, and the others to confront the limits of their powers—and the cost of demanding a place in a world that fears them. With Peggi the Penguin watching from the sidelines and Detective Nabeshima closing in, the line between resistance and recklessness blurs in this high-stakes, grounded sci-fi tale.
Rinka Urushiba faces a personal crisis after a crushing defeat at the hands of Minami Azuma, her confidence shaken. To rebuild her strength, her brother Rindo brings back an unlikely mentor—Master Pandaemon Youdani, a mysterious gnome in a panda suit with a reputation that precedes him. As Rinka steps back into training, the line between discipline and the uncanny begins to blur.
In a world where martial arts meet psychic ability, Rinka Urushiba faces her most unpredictable challenge yet when Master Pandaemon Youdani pairs her with Ayumu Ozora—a student who sees the future and can anticipate every move she makes. Meanwhile, Murasaki Edoyama steps into her own power, beginning the intense journey of mastering her ESP. With Rindo Urushiba watching from the sidelines and Peggi the Penguin adding an unexpected presence, the path to true strength is tested in ways no one expected.
In a world where ESP powers are both feared and forbidden, Ayumu Oozora faces a crisis when his mother, a Diet member pushing to ban ESP users, is attacked by the vengeful Sakamoto the Electric Master during a public event. With time slipping away in just two seconds, Ayumu must decide whether to risk exposing his own abilities to save her—while Rinka Urushiba, Kyotaro Azuma, and Murasaki Edoyama watch, and the enigmatic Master Pandaemon Youdani looms in the shadows.
Rinka Urushiba and Kyotaro Azuma pretend to enjoy a night at the amusement park, their date a carefully staged trap to catch the mysterious Goth Ghost, a spectral assailant targeting couples on the ferris wheel. With the park’s lights flickering and secrets hidden in the shadows, every laugh and touch could be a clue—or a trap.
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