Wonder 3

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Alternatives: Synonyms: W3, Wonder Three, Amazing Three, Wondering Three
Japanese: W3 (ワンダースリー)
Author: Tezuka, Osamu
Type: Manga
Volumes: 3
Status: Finished
Publish: 1965-05-30 to 1966-05-08
Serialization: Shounen Sunday

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Alternatives: Synonyms: W3, Wonder Three, Amazing Three, Wondering Three
Japanese: W3 (ワンダースリー)
Author: Tezuka, Osamu
Type: Manga
Volumes: 3
Status: Finished
Publish: 1965-05-30 to 1966-05-08
Serialization: Shounen Sunday
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Summary
"Amazing Three" is an SF drama featuring three aliens who come to survey the earth and a human boy, Shinichi, and tells the story of their fight against various bad people.

It is the year 196X, experiments with the hydrogen bomb continue and the world is at war.

To resolve whether to save the barbarous earth or erase it with an antiproton bomb, the superior beings gathered in the Milky Way confederation deep in space decide to dispatch three investigators to earth.

So as not to appear suspicious to humans, Bokko, Pukko and Nokko, the three people in the Milky Way patrol known as the Amazing Three, are transformed into a rabbit, a duck and a horse and sneak into a village called Ogawa-mura somewhere in the countryside of Japan.

There they get to know a wild but simple-hearted boy called Shinichi Hoshi and start to run with him.

Meanwhile, Shinichi's older brother, Koichi, is involved in a fight for justice as a member of the secret intelligence agency "Phoenix" against a global plot, a position he has concealed even from his own family.

Shinichi and W3 get sucked into this plot. Through their exchanges with Shinichi and Koichi, the three members of W3, who initially thought the earth was just a barbarous planet, find their feelings being gradually transformed.

(Source: tezukaosamu.net)
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