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Tora Kiss - A School Odyssey is a seinen manga by Hajime Kamoshida, which ran in Dengeki Daioh from 2012 to 2014.

18 years ago, a powerful monument was discovered on a mysterious island. The monument contained data only certain people could extract – who became students of the island’s school. By being able to extract the data, the students are able to summon a creature that they fight with. Of these people, Satou Taketora is your typical lazy kid who doesn’t do anything, hence he’s ranked dead last. But one day, he’s dragged into a battle with his old childhood friend, but to everyone’s surprise… his summon is more than meets the eye…


Provides examples of:

  • Bed Mate Reveal: In chapter 15 Satou wakes up and finds Leona sleeping next to him.
  • Black Box: Academy Island, a structure of unknown origins (might be aliens) that just popped up on the sea one day. Inside of it is the Monument which carries an incredible amount of information, some of it on science and technology light years ahead of anything else on Earth. Only some people can access this information but they don't known anything about where it comes from, either.
  • Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: Taketora. Despite usually lazing around, and being last ranked, he's one of more powerful individuals, managing to so far defeat every single challenger with one exception, someone who was ranked 13th, was a councilor, and had much more experience than he had. In the manga his only loss was to the Queen of England, a rank 7.
  • Mons Series: Anyone who can extract data from the Monument gains the ability to summon a Phi, which they use mostly to fight each other once in a while.
  • No Blood for Phlebotinum: Alluded to. With the advances in technology brought about by the Monument, nations and corporations compete for that data by way of sending and supporting representatives in Academy Island, instead of warring for land and resources.
  • People Puppets: Brad White's phi allows him to control people.


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