Suburban Senshi: Season 1: Rise of the Magical Girl
For over thirteen years, a certain house in suburban Japan has held a pretty big secret within its walls, with no one the wiser. But when Paisley P. Peinforte gets a mysterious letter calling her there, she finds it almost empty, with only its lonely owner's assistant and a cranky computer there to greet her. Suddenly, she finds herself on a mission to investigate a strange new drug craze that's hitting the streets of Akihabara... a drug that not only makes you stronger and more attractive, but also gives you super powers!
On the trail of this miracle "UltraForce", Paisley becomes enmeshed in a wider conspiracy set up by a survival-crazed madwoman that reaches back not only to the roots of modern-day society, but worlds beyond! Can she find the allies she needs to save the planet before it'stoo late?
NEVER BEFORE SEEN IN AMERICA!
Suburban Senshi:Rise of the Magical Girl is the quasi-bootleg third-hand translated, roughly produced light novelization of the first season of the hit anime sensation that was allegedly a smash success in an alternate universe version of Japan!*
* That's our story and we're sticking to it. True Facts not Guaranteed.
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On the trail of this miracle "UltraForce", Paisley becomes enmeshed in a wider conspiracy set up by a survival-crazed madwoman that reaches back not only to the roots of modern-day society, but worlds beyond! Can she find the allies she needs to save the planet before it'stoo late?
NEVER BEFORE SEEN IN AMERICA!
Suburban Senshi:Rise of the Magical Girl is the quasi-bootleg third-hand translated, roughly produced light novelization of the first season of the hit anime sensation that was allegedly a smash success in an alternate universe version of Japan!*
* That's our story and we're sticking to it. True Facts not Guaranteed.
Suburban Senshi: Season 1: Rise of the Magical Girl
For over thirteen years, a certain house in suburban Japan has held a pretty big secret within its walls, with no one the wiser. But when Paisley P. Peinforte gets a mysterious letter calling her there, she finds it almost empty, with only its lonely owner's assistant and a cranky computer there to greet her. Suddenly, she finds herself on a mission to investigate a strange new drug craze that's hitting the streets of Akihabara... a drug that not only makes you stronger and more attractive, but also gives you super powers!
On the trail of this miracle "UltraForce", Paisley becomes enmeshed in a wider conspiracy set up by a survival-crazed madwoman that reaches back not only to the roots of modern-day society, but worlds beyond! Can she find the allies she needs to save the planet before it'stoo late?
NEVER BEFORE SEEN IN AMERICA!
Suburban Senshi:Rise of the Magical Girl is the quasi-bootleg third-hand translated, roughly produced light novelization of the first season of the hit anime sensation that was allegedly a smash success in an alternate universe version of Japan!*
* That's our story and we're sticking to it. True Facts not Guaranteed.
On the trail of this miracle "UltraForce", Paisley becomes enmeshed in a wider conspiracy set up by a survival-crazed madwoman that reaches back not only to the roots of modern-day society, but worlds beyond! Can she find the allies she needs to save the planet before it'stoo late?
NEVER BEFORE SEEN IN AMERICA!
Suburban Senshi:Rise of the Magical Girl is the quasi-bootleg third-hand translated, roughly produced light novelization of the first season of the hit anime sensation that was allegedly a smash success in an alternate universe version of Japan!*
* That's our story and we're sticking to it. True Facts not Guaranteed.
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Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9781530370528 |
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| Publisher: | CreateSpace Publishing |
| Publication date: | 03/09/2016 |
| Series: | Suburban Senshi , #1 |
| Pages: | 518 |
| Product dimensions: | 5.08(w) x 7.80(h) x 1.04(d) |
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