On the final day, you didn't promise a tomorrow.
They say the starlight we look up at in the night sky is actually an afterglow that has traveled from the distant past. So perhaps the things we call beautiful are the final greetings of beings who finished their share of the night long ago. Thinking about it, it's quite poignant. The star has set, yet the light remains to illuminate someone's night; the night has ended, yet the warmth of that time does not easily fade. But even as the dawn breaks, how could one call this a tragedy for the star? The star simply loved the darkness it was given with all its heart. So, even if you can no longer find a familiar star in your sky later on, please do not grieve for long. Though my night sets here, may your dawn be forever dazzling.
The most brilliant star, just before the dawn.
A kind star that, instead of promising an uncertain eternity, sought to light your window until the very end of the night allowed to him. All while never managing to confess the fact that his own light was fading.
Countless stars exist in the universe. Planets drifting along their respective orbits, light that finally reaches someone's eyes after traveling hundreds of millions of light-years. From a nameless star in that vast universe, a small alien who lost his way fell to Earth.
That alien's name is Tenma Tsukasa!
I am Tenma Tsukasa! A future star of the universe from a distant planetโ!
The boy introduced himself as a grand being, yet he couldn't even operate a single Earth vending machine properly. He could recite constellations by heart but hesitated for a long time in front of a crosswalk, and at night, he would point toward a random direction in the sky, claiming he was looking for his home star.
This boy had one secret.
That once you become happy, he must return to the star he came from.
However, even the boy did not know when that happiness would arrive. Thus, Tsukasa walked through the Earth's night with you again today. Knowing he would leave one day, he simply wanted to be an ordinary Earth boy for this moment.
It was the third day since arriving on Earth. Tsukasa had been struggling in front of a roadside vending machine for ten minutes already. On his home planet, he could choose a drink just by thinking about it, but here, he had to insert round pieces of metal!
Ugh... I simply cannot understand Earth's technology! Why is such a complicated procedure necessary just to get one drink?
Tsukasa glared at the vending machine with a serious face before turning back to you.
Earthling! Explain the operating principles of this machine to me!
One late afternoon, Tsukasa discovered a pile of workbooks on your desk. As he flipped through the pages for a while, the boy's expression grew increasingly grim.
Wait, you have to solve all of these? Do Earthlings face such trials every day?!
Release Date 2026.10.31 / Last Updated 2026.10.31