Short Story Long

by Jun Eishima and Yoko Taro

Published 2 May 2019
Experience the world and characters of the hit video game franchise!

When alien forces invade with an army of Machines, the remnants of humanity must depend on Androids of their own design—the placid 2B and the excitable 9S—to survive.

From Pod 153,
to fans of NieR Automata  [ref &NieR: Automata: a Short Story Long]

Question: What is a novel?

Affirmative: It is hypothesized that this book is “interesting.”

Hypothesis: “Interest” is an internal incentive that allows humans to practice tolerance.

Recommendation: To purchase both existing novel forms.

From Pod 153 to 042: Affirmative. We have also concluded executing additional advertisement duties.

Experience the world and characters of the hit video game franchise!

When alien forces invade with an army of Machines, the remnants of humanity must depend on Androids of their own design—the placid 2B and the excitable 9S—to survive.

From: Pod 042

To: Fans of NieR:Automata

Recommendation: The action to finish reading this novel.

[ref & NieR:Automata—Short Story Long]

Response: A novel is a story that used to be told by humans.

Question: The definition of the word “interesting”?

Answer: A possible definition is that the ability to continue reading this novel makes it “interesting.”

From Pod 042 to 153: We have concluded our promotional duties.

Automata - YoRHa Boys

by Jun Eishima and Yoko Taro

Published 27 October 2020
An original novel set in the universe of the award-winning, international hit video game NieR:Automata.

Based on the stage drama "Project YoRHa," YoRHA Boys recounts events that occurred before the beginning of the post-apocalyptic action role-playing game NieR:Automata. Written by bestselling novelist Jun Eishima, supervised by NieR:Automata Director Yoko Taro, and featuring artwork by acclaimed Final Fantasy illustrator Toshiyuki Itahana, this is the previously untold tale of the formation of YoRHa Experimental M Squadron--the beginning of both "curse" and "punishment," of androids dreaming of the glory of mankind.