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They were chosen simply because they were the poor of society and the easiest to prey on. The occupants of Bugs 2 aren't your run-of-the-mill astronauts, in fact, they aren't astronauts at all. Anyways some time passes and a crew is assigned the mission to travel to mars and exterminate all the cockroaches. Somehow they're able to accomplish this feat with only cockroaches and moss but we shan't dwell on that fact. The plot is not segmented and may confuse the reader, for it jumps from one generation of humans being sent to Mars to another.Suffering from a drastic increase in population, the earth is suspected to soon be completely drained due to "energy issues and environmental destruction" in light of this news scientists are attempting to terraform the planet mars turning the sandy dune planet into a vegetated and habitable human home.

The series is full of the usual backstabbing political plot, added with revenge story, mix with the fantastic Japanese Sci-fi story and you get this.

A particular space program called "Bugs" was almost successful, only to be killed off by the humanoid 'roaches. So after many more years of "research" they sent expenditionary groups to find out what really happened to the planet. So these scientists sent cockroaches and Earth molds to Mars, thinking that the Molds would warm the planet having the 'roaches as a source of food, never realizing that it never worked the way they intended to and many more years later the 'roaches evolved into humanoids that are physically far superior than humans. I like the premise of having Mars being terra-formed by humans hundreds of years into the future. I have read a lot of sci-fi manga and most are either masked superheroes or giant robots or armored bi-pedal constructs called "mech".

This is like a twisted episode of the Twilight Zone mixed with the movie Aliens