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DNA²: Dokoka de Nakushita Aitsu no Aitsu

DNA²

Manga Finished Community Score: 6.96 Source: N/A

Chapters: 42

Volumes: 5

Published: Aug 10, 1993 to Jun 21, 1994

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Japan in the future has a massive over-population problem. Scientists have traced the root of this problem to one particular individual, Junta Monamari. According to their records, Junta was a "Mega-Playboy" who sired children with over a hundred women. Each one of his sons inherited the Mega-Playboy gene too, so the problem grew exponentially from thereon. Meet Karin Aoi, a "DNA Operator." Karin is sent back to the past with a mission: to alter Junta's DNA and prevent him from ever becoming the Mega-Playboy, thereby eliminating the world's overpopulation problem. Junta's DNA can only be altered by shooting him with a special bullet called DCM which contains the chemical for suppressing the Mega-Playboy DNA. In return, Karin gets a vast sum of money... enough to make all her dreams come true. Will Junta become the playboy he is destined to be, or will his better self prevail? But Karin is falling for the real Junta too... and what of the sweet and kindly Ami who has secretly loved Junta all her life? What will happen to future Japan? (Source: Manganews)

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Rank

10402

Popularity

2934

Chapters

42

Volumes

5

Published

Aug 10, 1993 to Jun 21, 1994

Members / Favorites

8746 / 92

Authors

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Author: Katsura, Masakazu

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Genre: Comedy Genre: Romance Genre: Sci-Fi Theme: Time Travel Demographic: Shounen

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