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Sailor Moon, Vol. 5 (Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon #5)
by
Naoko Takeuchi,
武内 直子
One of the most-beloved of all Japanese manga titles, Naoko Takeuchi's Sailor Moon has enthrailed millions of readers worldwide since its debut in book form in early 1992. When Bunny Tsukino adopts a stray cat, she gets more than she bargains for The talking cat, Luna, informs Bunny that she is actually Sailor Moon, a magical princess from the future and protector of the S...more
Paperback, 184 pages
Published
November 30th 1999
by Tokyopop
(first published November 6th 1993)
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Dec 12, 2008
Julie
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5 of 5 stars
Recommends it for:
shoujo fans
Recommended to Julie by:
watched the anime
Shelves:
manga-and-graphic-novels
One of my all-time favorite series. The gateway series to getting me into anime and manga! The artwork impressed me so much, and the story was fun. It is still one of my favorites both because it's well-done, and for nostagia reasons.
This is the version that came out during the middle age of manga: before they stopped flipping the artwork, but right as TokyoPop was starting to emerge, and the volumes got cheaper. Unfortunately you could see it in the quality, as there were a lot of typos and som...more
This is the version that came out during the middle age of manga: before they stopped flipping the artwork, but right as TokyoPop was starting to emerge, and the volumes got cheaper. Unfortunately you could see it in the quality, as there were a lot of typos and som...more
Story: Like a fine wine Sailor Moon R gets better with time from it's predecessor Sailor Moon. The Black Moon Arc introduces the same cast of characters are back with new villains to fight. The series arc split in two with the first part having the Doom Tree aliens appear, Ann and Alan. The second part of the series introduces the Black Moon villains. This time there is a little surprise waiting for Serena and Darien, Rini, there are also three new scouts that are found: Neptune, Uranus, and Sat...more
A lot happens in here, and there are quite a few significant differences between the anime and the manga. Like many other American Sailormoon fans, I saw the dubbed anime before I read the manga (which had come to America after the anime), and I definitely enjoy the manga more than the anime, even though the anime really expanded on some of the stuff in the manga. A must for any Sailormoon fan!
Lo que me encanta de Sailor Moon es que cada tomo que pasa, la historia se pone mucho más interesante. En el anime me había gustado mucho la historia del siglo xxx, pero en el manga esta mucho mejor desarollada.
By far one of my favorite series from my childhood. I recommend it to anyone and everyone. Sadly now it is really hard to find but if you manage to track down the volumes more power to you.
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I like how Sailor Moon and her Future self met in the end. I have to say I like the Future Sailor Moon! I thought it was hillarious how Rini come back after saying good bye!
especially beautiful cover! for vol. 5.
And, story become about the Moon~~~~ and, more 'past of the story' show up.
And, story become about the Moon~~~~ and, more 'past of the story' show up.
my 300th added manga! yay! really, this book is so good, it really doesn't need commenting on.
Nov 22, 2010
Steph
rated it
5 of 5 stars
Recommends it for:
lovers of Sailor Moon
Recommended to Steph by:
saw the anime
Shelves:
manga
A great manga. My gateway into anime and manga!
Excellent Classic Arc Finale
sm rox
nice
:D!
Aug 11, 2011
Lady Lioness
marked it as keepers
Basement
I know that this manga is far from the best... the story can be cliche in places, and the art is horrible in spots...
But it has a special place in my heart - it was one of my very first introductions to anime and manga, and there's something empowering about Sailor Moon and the sailor scouts. I don't think it matters how old I get... I'll always find my way back to this manga.
But it has a special place in my heart - it was one of my very first introductions to anime and manga, and there's something empowering about Sailor Moon and the sailor scouts. I don't think it matters how old I get... I'll always find my way back to this manga.
Sailor Moon, Vol. 5 by Naoko Takeuchi (1999)
Sailor Moon, Vol. 5 by Naoko Takeuchi (1999)
Nov 05, 2008
Kaylyn
marked it as to-read
i loved the others
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Naoko Takeuchi (武内直子, Takeuchi Naoko) born March 15, 1967, a manga artist (mangaka), lives in Tokyo, Japan. Takeuchi's works have a wide following among anime/manga fans. She has become a well-known mangaka worldwide. Her most popular work, Sailor Moon, rose to become one of the most recognized manga/anime figures to date.
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