I'm really into this manga

[Noctosphere]

Edens Zero is very awesome!
It's made by the mangaka who made Fairy Tail, but no, it's far from a Fairy Tail in space, far from it!
It's a mix between space sci-fi and fantasy. There are androids, bots, mechanical dragoons, divinities, etc..
There's even a creature called Chronophage that devoures a planet's time. It makes it go back in time, but it doesn't affect the time anywhere else.
So if a planet got 50 years of its time devoured, then a 70 years old man that used to live there 50 years ago will have an "alternate" person created on the planet, a 20 years old alternate person. And then, the life of everyone who were on the planet 50 years ago continues, like if it was a new timeline inside the universe, which hasn't changed anywhere else.
Amazing right?

If you were to ask me, I'd say it's closer to One Piece than Fairy Tail. OP's story structure is about Sagas and Arcs. In a saga, there's a main objective that is followed all the long of the saga, while each arc is set up on a different island. Well it's about the same in Edens Zero. In each Saga, they explore a cosmos with a main objective in mind, while each arc is set up on a different planet.

There's one season of 25 episodes available on netflix, covering 68 chapters of the manga, over a total of over 170 chapters released and ongoing.
Like some anime/manga i watched/read so far, a timeskip occured after a tragic event. It occured very recently in the manga, like, less than 5 chapters ago,,,

I'm really looking forward this as they begin their third saga

 

[tabzer]

I tried watching the anime at your recommendation, and after 7 episodes I still am too impatient with it. Shingeki no kyoujin, Kisejuu, Evangelion, RahXephon, Darker than Black, Elfen Lied... there are so many other shows that were more captivating in plot. I will admit that it it is an interesting plot device, to subtract time without introducing the "time paradox" potential. So far, though, it's not really blowing my mind.