G-Blade

G-Blade was an adaptation of the Gunblade video game series in U-986 a Young Adult Fiction series published by Sega from 2006 to 2016 and written by JK Rowling, as a futuristic successor to the Harry Potter series of Novels. At the time JK Rowling's views were not known. So the books sold just as well as Harry Potter did.

The books focused on a helicopter gunship Pilot called Gerald Richards, who pilots a blue single seat attack helicopter with infinite plasma ammo. And his friend Justin Robertson, who pilots a red single seat attack helicopter with infinite plasma ammo.

The main villain of the series is Bear-Ex, a Transhumanist Terrorist Organization who believe that humanity should be replaced by cyborgs. Because 9/11 and 7/7 never happened in this timeline, the books were free to have controversial topics written in them.

G-Blade and the taking of Manhattan, 2006: Android Terrorists launch a surprise attack by using Shipping Containers in New York. It is up to the G-Blade pilots to stop them.

G-Blade and the New Gunpowder Movement, 2008: Bear-Ex have taken on a new form known as the New Gunpowder Movement, and do a massive bombing of London on November 5, 2008. G-Blade have to prevent more bombings from occuring.

G-Blade and the Tin Castle: Released in 2010, the book features G-Blade launching an offensive in Scotland at Bear-Ex's headquarters at "Tin Castle" which is based on Hogwarts. This is also inspired by a Fox Force mission. There, they discover a dark conspiracy involving the G-Blade Organization.

G-Blade is Disavowed, released in 2013: As a result of discovering a dark conspiracy, G-Blade is Disavowed and is exiled from their base of operations. It turns out some of the weapons that Bear-Ex had in 2008 were supplied by one of the G-Blade Weapons Mechanics, this Mechanic went rogue after the events of 2006. It is up to G-Blade to find out who he is.

G-Blade and the Doomsday Clock, 2016: The Rogue Mechanic has got nuclear weapons and G-Blade have 72 hours to stop them. In this book Justin dies and Gerald retires after killing the rogue mechanic, named Richard Hawkins. This is the final book in the series.

The book series ended in 2016 after a good conclusion, it also spawned a Film Franchise which made $12 Billion. The series was also turned into a successful video game series as a retelling of the Gunblade storyline. Overall a good series.