ABA on The Sacred Era

By Justin Souther

ABA blog

September 05, 2017

The Sacred Era (Yoshio Aramaki) While on the surface The Sacred Era may appear to be little more than a collection of sci-fi and fantasy tropes, the underlying ideas being played with are much deeper, diving into a philosophical, surreal world that never gets bogged down in high-mindedness.

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