Gantz:G

Gantz:G summary

You are reading Gantz:G, a manga that covering action, drama, erotica, horror, mystery, school life, sci-fi, seinen, tragedy. Gantz:G (ガンツ:G, Gantsu:G) is a Japanese spin-off manga of Hiroya Oku’s Gantz, written by Oku and illustrated by Keita Iizuka, that offers a fresh perspective on the franchise’s infamous death game. The story centers on a group of high school girls who die in a tragic bus accident and suddenly find themselves inside the mysterious Gantz room, where the black sphere commands them to fight monstrous enemies. Unlike the original’s mixed cast of adults and delinquents, Gantz:G focuses on ordinary schoolgirls forced into extraordinary, life-or-death battles. Equipped with Gantz suits and weapons, they must adapt quickly to terrifying missions while grappling with fear, trauma, and the brutal reality of their new existence. The manga retains the franchise’s trademark mix of sci-fi, gore, and survival tension, but frames it through the lens of youthful inexperience and vulnerability. Gantz:G provides a darker, more tragic exploration of innocence thrust into violence, expanding the Gantz universe with a chilling twist.