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34, 35 and 39, who was in the secret base when Akira
destroyed Neo-Tokyo, were subsequently listed as missing (they do not appear in the story). Akira was the only one of this generation with true power, with the
others being evaluated as "harmless" (their considerable powers notwithstanding; they did not, however, represent a destructive threat of Akira's magnitude). The three have the bodies of children but chronologically are in their late 30s. Their bodies and faces have wizened with age, but they have not physically grown. They are former acquaintances of Akira and survived the destruction of Tokyo. The Espers include: Kiyoko (キヨコ, designated No. 25 (25号, Nijūgo-gō)) Kiyoko (born 1979)[11] is an Esper who is confined to a bed at all
times due to her lack of strength, which is why her companions Takashi and Masaru are protective of her. She can use teleportation, precognition and psychokinesis (as shown when levitating herself and Takashi's corpse when Akira destroys Neo-Tokyo). She predicted the demise of Neo-Tokyo and Tetsuo's involvement with Akira but did not tell the Colonel the full story
right away. She is also shown to be a mother figure and leader of the other Espers for decision making. Takashi (タカシ, designated No.
Not only
that, He got a ridiculously strength and lot of rare item near the his house. His body also change from fat into muscular. The journey is about how He adapt with another
world and how He used that new power in his daily life. You will see Him grinding monster, helping people, and involved in kingdom matters from that another world.
Art (7)
The art in this anime is quite good. But I prefer if they make the graphic much smoother and the battle animation .
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