Sailor Moon 7
  • Published: 1 September 2012
  • ISBN: 9781612620039
  • Imprint: Kodansha
  • Format: Paperback
  • Pages: 240
  • RRP: $24.00

Sailor Moon 7

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Sailor Moon is the most highly anticipated manga launch in years! 13 and up.

Old friends and new enemies lurk in the mysteries surrounding Mugen Academe. The Death Busters crave the Hoste, the human energies, of Sailor Moon and her friends—and they’ll prey on the girls’ dreams and weaknesses to get it! Furthermore, prophetic dreams hint of “talismans” that could awaken a “Deity of Destruction.” Could these things be connected to the guardians’ power? And are the Sailor Senshi capable of murdering the innocent to save the entire world?

This new edition of Sailor Moon features:

  • An entirely new, incredibly accurate translation!
  • Japanese-style, right-to-left reading!
  • New cover art never before seen in the U.S.!
  • The original Japanese character names!
  • Detailed translation notes!
  • Published: 1 September 2012
  • ISBN: 9781612620039
  • Imprint: Kodansha
  • Format: Paperback
  • Pages: 240
  • RRP: $24.00
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About the author

NAOKO TAKEUCHI

Naoko Takeuchi lives in Tokyo, Japan. Takeuchi's works have a wide following among anime and manga fans worldwide. Her most popular work, Sailor Moon, rose to become as of 2011 one of the most recognized manga and anime products to date. The author lives in Tokyo, Japan.

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Praise for Sailor Moon 7

"With its whimsical sense of fashion, thrilling adventure and complex backstory, Sailor Moon was like little else young girls had ever before seen on television, and miles above anything American animators were offering them. The anime led to interest in the manga, which in turn became the sort of success that made the bookstore market sit up and take notice. Scratch a modern-day manga fangirl, and you're likely to find someone who watched Sailor Moon when she was young." -The Comics Journal