The Adventures of Sucre

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"I'll make you regret ever being born!" This article contains Fuga: Melodies of Steel spoilers, continue at your own risk.

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History

The Adventures of Sucre comic series was written and illustrated by an artist under the pen name "Lunet", who is actually a human man named Count Nouvellune. During Fuga 1, the Vanishing Key Arc story was being produced and distributed between children. In Fuga 2, when cities and towns became slightly more calm, Count Nouvellune himself hands out issues of his comic at no cost.

Characters

Sucre

The comic's titular protagonist. Sucre is a courageous 15-year-old boy with a sense of justice. When push comes to shove, his wit is his weapon.

Crema

Sucre's buddy and female pet owl that understands spoken language.

Miella

Sucre's lively, childhood friend. She tends to be a little too helpful.

The Doctor

An oddball inventor. He creates some amazing inventions even though they usually break right away.

Inspector Kafi

A friend of Sucre's father (whose whereabouts are unknown) who understands Sucre well.

Madam Assam

A widow of an antiques dealer.

Professor Burri

Previously an archeology professor, Burri was banished from the academic society after his fraud was discovered. He is a money grubber.

Count Nouvellune

A mysterious man in a mask. He persuades Professor Burri to come along and steal treasure.

Gallery

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  Poster by Miyoshi