Fuga: Melodies of Steel (manga)

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Plot

The story begins where the first game does - When Petit Mona is invaded by the Berman Empire. Malt Marzipan along with the other children of the village follow their radio's instructions of finding & riding the Taranis. While the story follows the original plot for some time, deviations begin when the focus shifts to a newly introduced character who names himself the Maestro. Each time the focus changes, the story enters a half-chapter.

The Maestro causes many of the strange plot twists seen throughout the manga by meddling with events on his computer system. This results in different battles with the Berman, Wappa Charlotte being conscripted with the empire, and so on. A Caninu boy dressed in a large hat & cloak is shown attempting to thwart whatever the Maestro's goal is, going as far as using a "dimension gun" to disintegrate his shins in order to use a dummy soul to reverse Malt's sacrifice. The story continues with the main plot while presenting more twists.

Overall, the manga serves as a bridge between all three titles in the Fuga trilogy by filling in blanks left from the first game, hinting at later events as the second game was completing development, and continues to delve into what's to come in the future.

Releases

The manga has been getting collected ebook releases since March 2022 and are published by KADOKAWA. Physical releases are in limbo, as CyberConnect2 was seeking out a physical-only publisher when they were first discussed and have yet to follow up on the plan.

External Links

Free Content (ARCHIVED LINKS)

• Chapter 1 (Japanese)
• Chapter 2 (Japanese)
• Chapter 3 (Japanese)
• Chapter 4 (Japanese)
• Chapter 5 (Japanese)
• Chapter 5.5 (Japanese) *
• Chapter 6 (Japanese)
• Chapter 7 (Japanese)
• Special short (Japanese) *
• Chapter 8 (Japanese)
• Chapter 9 (Japanese)
• Chapter 10 (Japanese)
• Chapter 11 (Japanese) *
• Chapter 11.5 (Japanese) *
• Chapter 12 (Japanese)
• Chapter 13 (Japanese) *
• Chapter 14 (Japanese) *
• Chapter 15 (Japanese) *
• Chapter 16 (Japanese) *
• Chapter 17 (Japanese) *
• Chapter 17.5 (Japanese) *
• Chapter 17.6 to 17.9 (Japanese) *
• Chapter 18 (Japanese) *
• Chapter 19 (Japanese)
• Chapter 20 (Japanese)
• Chapter 21 (Japanese)
• Chapter 22 (Japanese)
• Chapter 22.5 (Japanese) *
• Chapter 23 (Japanese) *
• Chapter 24 (Japanese)
• Chapter 25 (Japanese)
• Chapter 26 (Japanese) *
• Chapter 27 (Japanese)
• Chapter 28 (Japanese)
• Chapter 28.5 (Japanese) *
• Chapter 29 (Japanese)
• Chapter 30 (Japanese)
• Chapter 31 (Japanese)
• Chapter 32 (Japanese)
• Chapter 33 (Japanese)
• Chapter 34 (Japanese)

*New plot and/or deviations from Fuga's original story

Purchasable Content

• Volume 1 (Japanese)
• Volume 2 (Japanese)
• Volume 3 (Japanese)