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The polluted zones are one of the worst places to visit on the Ground in Gachiakuta. Unfortunately, there exist even worse places, known as the No Man’s Lands. These No Man’s Lands are places where the maximum trash from the Sphere is collected, resulting in a toxic environment. No life can sustain in these No Man’s Lands, and if someone ventures into these areas without proper protection, they will end up dying.
Each zone is divided by fences, and no one is allowed to enter without proper permission. On top of that, these places are inhabited by different types of Trash Beasts, ensuring that if the toxicity does not kill a person, the Trash Beast will surely do so. There are a total of six No Man’s Lands in Gachiakuta, and here is a list featuring all the known ones.
SPOILERS AHEAD!
1. Penta (The Desert No Man’s Land)
Penta is one of the most toxic locations on the Ground, as it has one of the highest concentrations of trash dumped from the Sphere. Over time, the waste turns into dust, transforming the area into a sandy desert, filled with toxic gases. Being a sandy region, Penta experiences extreme temperatures and strong winds, making it impossible to sustain in that area. On top of all the climatic and terrain challenges, Penta is filled with Trash Beasts. Even if a Cleaner has to access the area for some mission, they need full face masks to protect themselves.
Penta’s No Man’s Land is also famous for the mysterious woman who is believed to cross borders (Sphere and Ground). When Team Akuta and Team Eager went to Penta, they encountered Amo Empool, whose Vital Instrument was the Watchman Series Boots.
2. Mono
Mono is the first No Man’s Land featured in Kei Urana’s Gachiakuta. When Rudo Surebrec first landed on the Ground, he ended up being in Mono. The entire area was filled with trash, with more constantly falling from the Sphere. The air around Mono was heavy to breathe, and the sky was dark. The deepness within the trash remained unknown, and massive Trash Beasts inhabited the area. After staying in Mono for some time, the protagonist was bleeding and slowly losing his senses due to the toxicity in the air, generated from all the dumping.
3. Tori (The Jungle No Man’s Land)
Tori is the third No Man’s Land revealed in Gachiakuta and is the most toxic out of all the others. Its pollution level is off the charts, and thanks to all the trash collected in that area. The Jungle No Man’s Land has a powerful Trash Beast called “King,” which reacts only to sound. Since it is a jungle, the surrounding greenery has adapted itself to the toxic air. On top of that, the area is filled with pillars, with mysterious designs and shapes drawn on them.
The Gachiakuta anime series is available to stream on Crunchyroll.
Priyanko is currently pursuing his Master’s in Economics. He loves to read manga or watch anime in his spare time. He is a massive fan of One Piece, Naruto, and Haikyu. Amidst the Great Pirating Era, he wishes to become the greatest Hokage, even though he is short.
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