ARMS 17 shounen manga by Minagawa Ryouji and Nanatsuki Kyouichi (Level Comics street date: 21 April 2010)

ARMS © Minagawa Ryouji & Nanatsuki Kyouichi/Shogakukan
(First serialized in Shonen Sunday)
Published in Indonesia by Elex Media/Level Comics

ARMS 17 of 22

By Minagawa Ryouji and Nanatsuki Kyouichi
Original title: ＡＲＭＳ
Shogakukan, originally serialized in Shonen Sunday, shounen
Volume 17 first released in Japan 2001.05
Series re-released in 12 volumes from 2007.06 to 2008.05
Published in Indonesia 2010.04 by PT Elex Media Komputindo/Level Comics

May contain [SPOILERS]

Synopsis

The destruction of the Carillon Tower only marks the beginning. What awaits Ryou and the Arms kids deep underground are the Keiths, mutants with abilities rivaling theirs, Katsumi, and Alice, the supercomputer hell bent on ridding the world of humankind. As they step on to the battlefield, they realize they could well wipe out the entire New York City!

[With additions from Amazon's description of Project ARMS volume 17 (VIZ Media edition)]

Level Comics Volume 17 street date: 21 April 2010

~niki DBA huamulan03 (花木蘭03) who thanks Level editor Lenny-san for the cover and blurb

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