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Yashahime, princess half-demon. Volume 7

Yashahime, princess half-demon. Volume 7

Shiina, Takashi, 1965- author, illustrator.
Graphic Novel 2025

Can the three teenage daughters of demon dog half-brothers Inuyasha and Sesshomaru save their parents, themselves, and both realms from the menace of the seven mystical Rainbow Pearls? Towa, Setsuna, and Moroha continue their westward journey by venturing toward Hakata, where Zero awaits them. However, a horde of undead soldiers have swamped the port of Hakata. Without hesitation, the three girls jump into the fray and carve a path to Zero's ship...

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ISBN:
9781974755295
Edition:
Shonen Sunday edition
Description:
187 pages : chiefly illustrations ; 19 cm
Target Audience Note:
Rated T, teen
Other Title:
Yashahime, princess half-demon. Volume seven
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Notes:
"Based on the original graphic novel 'Inuyasha' by Rumiko Takahashi"--Copyright page
Reads from right to left
In English, translated from the Japanese
Control Number:
3396137
Other Authors:
Amaral, Aleria Mei, translator
Garrity, Shaenon K., author
Gaubatz, James, illustrator, letterer
Sumisawa, Katsuyuki, author
Takahashi, Rumiko, 1957- illustrator
graphic novelization of (work): Takahashi, Rumiko, 1957- Inuyasha
translation of: Shiina, Takashi, 1965- Han'yō no yashahime, iden ehon sōshi. English
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