Melody of Iron

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Tetsu no Senritsu
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When Dan Takuya’s sister marries into the mob, he is also automatically thrown into the dark underworld of organized crime. While unknowingly breaking the mob’s code of silence, Dan is brutally tortured, arms severed and left for dead as punishment. He somehow manages to survive, and through rehab and with the help of an eccentric doctor, he is provided with new prosthetic metal arms. But there is a catch! He must tap into his psychic powers to move his new limbs. Through the use of telekinesis, or KP, he trains to make use of his new arms through sheer will and vows revenge to those who did him wrong. But as soon as he’s out for the hunt, there is a wake of death that’s left behind which he has no knowledge of. Does Dan truly have full control of his new metal weapons?

(Source: DMG)

Also includes other short stories by Osamu Tezuka:

  1. White Phantom
    A woman is haunted by a shadow of her dead lover.
  2. Revolution
    A man's finds that after his wife wakes up from giving birth that she no longer remember's him.

Tags

Themes
Animal Cruelty Irony Seeing Things Other Humans Can't Violence Abuse › Domestic Emotions › Hatred Health › Disability Morality › Honor
Super Powers
ESP Special Ability Precognition
Violence
Revenge Gore Torture
Settings
New York City Dark Ambience
Activities
Crimes
Crimes
Organized Crime Murder Murder › Mass Organized Crime › Mafia
Audience Demographics
Male Oriented › Seinen
Character Archetype
Hero › Anti-Hero
Character Traits
Search For Oneself Skin › Black Character
Appearance > Hair
Hair Length › Long-Haired Male Lead
Locations
Foreign
America
North America › United States
Europe
Southern Europe › Italy
Narrative Tropes
Symbolism Death Tropes › Death of Loved One
Memory Tropes
Amnesia Memory Swap
Romantic Dynamics
Abusive Lover Married Couple
Objects
Prosthesis
Occupations
Public Service › Police
Relationship > Family Relationship
Sibling Relationship
Family > Siblings
Sisters Brother and Sister
Sexual Content
Nudity Intensity › Mature
Time Period > Period Piece
Late Modern & Contemporary › 20th Century

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