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Meet Sailor Moon

by Naoko Takeuchi · 1995

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Already a hit in Europe and Japan, Sailor Moon, the cartoon series which chronicles the exciting adventures of a long-legged, clumsy junior-high school girl and her friends—who can magically transform themselves into superheroes—is coming to television in the U.S. The publication of Meet Sailor Moon ties in with the series premiere. Full-color illustrations.

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