Mai: The Psychic Girl - Perfect Collection, Volume 1

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Mai is playful, giggly and flirtatious, much like any teenage girl. Yet she is anything but ordinary. She belongs to a long family line of women gifted with extraordinary psychic abilities, who for more than a thousand years have used those powers to keep the peace among their people. This manga introduces her and the strange, powerful world she is destined to protect.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 368 pages

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