Practically, it may be accounted by the loose and experimental content of the early chapters, before the nature of the setting and Killy's quest were more established. Killy’s visions of the future in Log 50 may complicate these speculations. Some readers have claimed there is a time loop involved, or at least some kind of circular symbolism. The resemblance of the ending scene to the scenario at the outset of the manga (Killy escorting a child who may possess the net terminal gene) has been debated.This probably means that the child possesses the net terminal gene, and may eventually use it to restore order to the City.In the artbook Blame! and So On, Nihei suggests that the Authority smuggled a method of netsphere access within Cibo's Level 9 body.In Log 60, the Authority claims that Cibo’s core can be used to save the City.The child is presumably the embryo from Cibo’s core, the offspring of Cibo and Sanakan.The agent’s gun is similar to one of the weapons Killy acquired from the Safeguard armory in Log 42 - specifically, the laser pistol with which he killed the observer in Log 57.The agents bear the Safeguard symbol on their heads.Presumably, it has repaired itself, like much of his body did in Log 51. In the final shot, Killy fights to defend a child wearing protective gear. Above the water, stars are visible Killy has reached the edge (or surface) of the City. The embryo within activates, and begins to grow. The core from Cibo’s body senses it has reached an area beyond the reach of the infection. Finally, he approaches the surface, seeing a light beyond. He is pumped into a reservoir, where he floats upwards into an open ocean, passing random structures, a decrepit builder, and layers of plant life.

In sechs Bnden und neuer bersetzungDer wortkarge, aber dafr visuell umso beeindruckendere Manga begleitet den Einzelgnger Killy auf seiner gefhrlichen Suche nach den Netzwerkgenen, die der Schlssel zum Wissen der gesamten Menschheit sind. As Killy lays in recovery, the water level in the tunnel rises and sweeps him away. BLAME, der Sci-Fi-Klassiker von Star-Mangaka Tsutomu Nihei ist zurck.

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