Heaven\s Design Team 1

Description God created the heavens and the Earth — but, little-known fact, he outsourced the animals to the office of Heaven\’s Design Team! This hilarious and educational manga features weird real-life animals and puts even some humdrum critters in a strange new light. On the seventh day, God rested. But it turns out He started getting tired long before… In fact, when it came time to design the animals, God contracted the whole thing out to an agency… Heaven\’s Design Team! They love their work — the giraffe, the koala, the ping-pong tree sponge(?!) — but their divine client\’s demands are often vague, and the results are sometimes wild in more ways than one. Then there\’s prototyping and testing to worry about, not to mention Ms. Pluto\’s penchant for grotesque and Mr. Saturn, who just wants to make everything look like a horse… But in the end, all creatures great and small get their due! About the Author Hebi-Zou is a part-time lecturer at the Tokyo Institute of Technology and has written four manga series that educate with a twist, including Do Not Try This and The Japanese That Japanese Don\’t Know. Tsuta Suzuki is a writer of comedic manga and dojinshi. Heaven\’s Design Team is their first manga to be released in English. After debuting in 2012 with Aki the Dreamer, in 2017, Tarako started drawing Heaven\’s Design Team. Product Details ISBN: 9781646511136Author: Hebi-ZouFormat: PaperbackLanguage: EnglishNumber of Pages: 144Published: 21 December 2020Publisher: KodanshaCountry of Publication: USDimensions (mm): 206 x 146 x 14Weight (kg): 0.192

God created the heavens and the Earth — but, little-known fact, he outsourced the animals to the office of Heaven’s Design Team! This hilarious and educational manga features weird real-life animals and puts even some humdrum critters in a strange new light.

THIS ISN’T YOUR AVERAGE DESIGN AGENCY!

Their assignment? Make the animals that will populate Earth to God’s exacting specs! As ther rejected designs pile up (literally), the team may worry that they’ll never get it right, but that’s often hen inspiration strikes. The result might be a giraffe, a koala, or something new, weird, wonderful — and real! Welcome to the wild thing factory!