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Fushigi Yûgi

Genbu. El origen de la leyenda #03

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When schoolgirl Takiko Okuda attempts to destroy her father's translation of "The Universe of the Four Gods", she is instead literally sucked into the story, becoming the Priestess of Genbu in an epic journey to find the seven Celestial Warriors! Takiko has found three Celestial Warriors, but four remain hidden. While she and her friends journey to the Oracle Anlu, who may have the power to locate the remaining warriors, Limdo travels undercover with the army of Qu-dong. At Turning Point Rockfield, their destinies will intertwine again...and Takiko will learn that her quest is more difficult than she imagined. If she's already located three of the seven warriors, why does the Oracle claim there are <i>five</i> still to be found?

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Fushigi Yûgi, Yuu Watase

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Erscheinungsdatum
2008
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Titel
Fushigi Yûgi
Untertitel
Genbu. El origen de la leyenda #03
Sprache
Spanisch
Autor*innen
Yuu Watase
Erscheinungsdatum
2008
Einband
Paperback
Seitenzahl
192
ISBN10
8483572370
ISBN13
9788483572375
Reihe
Schlagwörter
Comics, China
Beschreibung
When schoolgirl Takiko Okuda attempts to destroy her father's translation of "The Universe of the Four Gods", she is instead literally sucked into the story, becoming the Priestess of Genbu in an epic journey to find the seven Celestial Warriors! Takiko has found three Celestial Warriors, but four remain hidden. While she and her friends journey to the Oracle Anlu, who may have the power to locate the remaining warriors, Limdo travels undercover with the army of Qu-dong. At Turning Point Rockfield, their destinies will intertwine again...and Takiko will learn that her quest is more difficult than she imagined. If she's already located three of the seven warriors, why does the Oracle claim there are <i>five</i> still to be found?