Killy and Cibo turn up alongside Dhomochevsky and Iko inside an ordinary Japanese school instead of the crumbling megastructure of the main series, their dynamics played for comedy rather than survival horror. Two chapters, Netsphere Engineer and BLAME!², break from the parody format to serve as direct sequels to the original Blame! manga's story, alongside standalone one-shots and dark body-horror vignettes unrelated to either.