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Crescent Moon, Volume 6 (Crescent Moon #6)
by
Haruko Iida
In a desperate move, Nozomu and the Moonlight Bandits send Hokuto and Mutsura a ransom note, telling them to bring the stolen Teardrop of the Moon to a prearranged location, or Hokuto's fiancée will be killed. Meanwhile, Mahiru is guided by a friendly spirit to Lake Biwa, the resting place of the seventh and final Teardrop of the Moon--but it is a place where danger awaits...more
Paperback, 176 pages
Published
June 7th 2005
by TokyoPop
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I love this one. Mitsuru and Mahiru...they finally reveal their love for another. and the thing is....I never saw it happening! This one is the best in the series.
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Crescent Moon Volume 6 (Crescent Moon (Tokyopop)) (v. 6) by Haruko Iida (2005)
LOVED IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This entire series is amazing! It is beautifully thought-out, funny, poignant, and somewhat moving. It's a far cry from any of your stereotypes of Japanese anime/manga. It tells of ancient Japanese culture, the modern Japanese, and begs for equality, mercy and enlightenment, while breaking into funny, loving, and occasionally tear-jerking moments. The characters are fairly well-rounded, and easy to bond with, along with being a fantsy-lover's dream. To read "Crescent Moon" is to be ope...more
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