Jinki: Extend Volume 2 (Jinki: Extend)

Jinki: Extend, created by manga artist Sirou Tunasima, originated as a serialized work in the Japanese magazine Monthly Comic Dengeki Gao! starting in 2001. The series centers on the use of giant humanoid robots known as Jinki, blending character-driven storytelling with mecha combat. The narrative is noted for its fragmented chronology, with the manga split into two distinct parts that delve into the complex connections between the pilots and their machines.

The English translation of Volume 2 was published by ADV Manga in 2004, following the publisher's push to diversify its catalog with niche science fiction and mecha titles. Tunasima's art style, characterized by dynamic action sequences and distinct mechanical designs, was received as a stylistic addition to the early 2000s manga landscape, though the series remains a cult classic rather than a mainstream phenomenon. The volume maintains the aesthetic established in the first book, further developing the core mysteries of the Anglosphere organization.