Destroy all Humans (Vol.2) - Katsura Ise, Takuma Yokota

In Destroy All Humans, They Can’t Be Regenerated Vol. 2, the high-stakes and hormone-fueled tension continue to escalate. With aliens hiding among the student body and hidden feelings bubbling under the surface, teenage life has never been this explosive—literally.

Set in a high school where the line between human and invader is disturbingly thin, the story centers on a socially awkward boy named Okada, who dreams of confessing his love to his beautiful and mysterious classmate, Yurine. But Yurine is not what she seems—she’s actually a disguised alien whose mission is to annihilate humanity. Meanwhile, more secret agents, conspiracies, and questionable motives are being introduced, and Okada finds himself entangled deeper in a war he doesn’t fully understand.

Volume 2 sharpens both the comedy and the emotional stakes. As the awkward romance develops, so too does the paranoia—who can be trusted? And how far will Okada go for love… even if it means siding with the enemy?

Main Themes of the Book

• Alien Invasion & Paranoia: No one is safe when aliens look exactly like humans—and could be anyone.
• Teen Romance with a Twist: Heartfelt yet hilarious exploration of love in the most unlikely of circumstances.
• Identity & Deception: Characters hide their true intentions, testing trust and loyalty in every relationship.
• Satire & Social Commentary: A clever critique of school life, otaku culture, and adolescent confusion.
• Action Meets Absurdity: Sharp humor and dramatic showdowns combine for an unpredictable read.

Why you should read this manga 

• A quirky blend of high school rom-com and sci-fi thriller with unexpected depth.
• Beautiful and expressive art by Takuma Yokota that captures both absurd humor and emotional nuance.
• Perfect for fans of FLCL, Evangelion, or Please Teacher! who want eccentric plots and messy emotions.
• Balances comedy, tension, and romantic drama with a sharp satirical edge.
• Every volume reveals a new twist—nothing and no one is what they seem.

Destroy All Humans Vol. 2 intensifies its hilarious, heartfelt, and slightly sinister story of teenage alien drama. With secrets unraveling and emotions flaring, this volume delivers on action, laughs, and the deep awkwardness of growing up surrounded by extraterrestrial agendas. A must-read for those who like their rom-coms with a touch of sci-fi chaos and emotional edge.