Magic Knight Rayearth 1

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Summary: The Best!!
Review: I really love this manga and I suggest you to try it! It has action, romance, comedy - you name it. I hope we see more of this series from amazon, especially when the anime comes out!

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Summary: MKR rocks!
Review: If you like Anime, then you have to read this! It's my favorite Anime and is (in my opinion) one of the best. I was so glad when this came out, before I'd had the Japanese version, now I can read it without lousy old translations off the internet! Also, if you've seen the series, you can compare the two and see all the differences there are. Well, happy reading!

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Summary: Wonderful!
Review: MKR is a shojo manga that can be described as a combination of magical girl stories and high fantasy, with the best elements of both. The characters are very likeable, the story is engaging and the often page-spanning artwork merits buying the novel alone, IMHO. Now if only they'd bring over the TV series..

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Summary: Classic Team Clamp
Review: "Girl, show me proof that you are worthy of wearing me...show me the strength of your heart!" "The strength...of my heart?" Rayearth may have more than its fair share of Sailor Moon "cute" working for (or against it), but don't be fooled...this title features Team Clamp's signiture combination of Destiny, Action, and Japan's Tokyo Tower. Surprisingly, these elements are combined flawlessly with the sometimes frantic humor in delivering the tale of three girls, summoned to the mystical realm of Cephiro to become the Magic Knights of legend and rescue the princess who supports the world with her prayers. Classified as a shoujo (girls') title in its native Japan, this sword and sorcery adventure holds appeal for all.

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Summary: Rayearth is this year's winner!
Review: Every year the Matrin's, Zettan's, & Amacan's societies (3 very large Teenaged group clubs) gather in one place for our annual Anime/Manga awards ceremony. 20 awards, 5 choice nominees, 1 winner. Rayearth won 14 awards as our winner, beating DragonBall Z, Pokemon, Sailor Moon, & Ranma 1/2.

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Summary: For all Anime (Japanimation) Fans...
Review: This is my FAVORITE manga, it is such a good one! CLAMP does great work, I'm glad I don't have to make my grandma translate anymore?

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Summary: This is a great graphic novel
Review: This is a wonderful fantasy adventure with the usual awesome Clamp artwork and cool characters. Great if you like manga and fantasy, especially as it has such incredible artwork. Umi, Hikaru and Fuu are off to save Cephiro from evil, acquiring magical weapons and special powers along the way. There'll be lots of action, lots of fun, and plenty of page-size scenes that will take your breath away by sheer imagination and exquisite detail. Particularly good if you're a girl who's sick of blatantly male-oriented comics.

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Summary: One of the best magical-girl stories ever!
Review: This manga (Japanese comics) has exceptional high-quality art (much better than the usual comic-book art), likeable characters, and an interesting storyline with plot twists--deeper than most magical-girl stories. It's a fantasy adventure set in another world, complete with magic, monsters, and touches of humor. This is the first book of three. I love this series! You won't regret buying this book!

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Summary: If you like Sailor Moon...
Review: I picked this up because it looked like Sailor Moon, and guess what? It was great! The plot is that three middle school girls, Hikaru, Fuu, and Umi,who are magically transported to the world of Cephiro, which they must save. Each girl has her own special power and must learn to master it in order to save Cephiro and return to Tokyo. Like Sailor Moon, this manga features strong female characters and a neat plot. So if you like that kind of story, give this a try!

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Summary: Definitely a keeper.
Review: If you have yet to read Magic Knight Rayearth, you have no idea what you're missing. MKR is one of the best Anime/Manga series I've ever seen, read, or heard of. The illustrations are amazing - especially on the spells, CLAMP did an awesome job. The story's plot line is addicting, and you'll soon find yourself hooked. You won't be able to just read the first one - you'll find yourself needing to get 2-6, because you want to know what happens to Umi, Fuu, and Hikaru, or if Umi kills Mokona or not. Like I said, if you have yet to read MKR, you need to, because you have no idea what you're missing out on.