Sailor Moon: Friends & Foes

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Summary: 50 cents a page
Review: A great book for artists and fans. This thin hardcover is an informative picture book really, to help you get to know the characters on the show. Excellent info and illustrations. Also pick up the other hardcover, Meet Sailor Moon. Great books for fans, though for a real informative and picture loaded book for the older fans, check out the five paper back scout guides, Meet Sailor Moon(different from the other described), Meet Sailor Mars, Meet Sailor Venus, Meet Sailor Mercury, and Meet Sailor Jupiter.

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Summary: Keep track of rainbow crystal bearers with this book.
Review: Can never remember exactly what Game Machine Joe's transformed evil self looked like? Well, look no further than "Sailor Moon: Friends and Foes." Not only does it show each rainbow crystal bearer's transformed self, but it lists each "scout's" favorite animal and attack phrase as well. This isn't a book for a research paper on Sailor Moon (unless you are cataloging all the differences between the original and Dic's version,) but it does give you some basic information. The artwork is bright and eye-catching and I was happy to see a picture of Queen Serenity (the character who best keeps the graceful beauty of Takeuchi sensei's original artwork) and a nice shot of the Moon Kingdom.

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Summary: Keep track of rainbow crystal bearers with this book.
Review: Can never remember exactly what Game Machine Joe's transformed evil self looked like? Well, look no further than "Sailor Moon: Friends and Foes." Not only does it show each rainbow crystal bearer's transformed self, but it lists each "scout's" favorite animal and attack phrase as well. This isn't a book for a research paper on Sailor Moon (unless you are cataloging all the differences between the original and Dic's version,) but it does give you some basic information. The artwork is bright and eye-catching and I was happy to see a picture of Queen Serenity (the character who best keeps the graceful beauty of Takeuchi sensei's original artwork) and a nice shot of the Moon Kingdom.

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Summary: Sailor Moon Friends and Foes book
Review: I bought this book a couple years ago. It really told me alot about the first series. I recomend this book to fans who doesn't know much about her. Right now, as I think of it, I gave this book 4 stars, not 5 because I like the novels better.

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Summary: Sailor Moon:Friends and Foes has excellent art.
Review: Though many of the imformation in this book will already beknown to many of Sailor Moon's fans the artwork is fabulous and is hard to find any where else. The facts that it gives are probably not known to fans who have not read the Manga. It also shows the names of all of the seven shadows. There is no known place to find that imformation. Though I wish this book was longer I found it very enjoyable and will look at this book whenever I miss Sailor Moon being on the air.

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Summary: 50 cents a page
Review: Well if you read the title.. it's true. 50 cents for each page in this book. I saw the cover online and bought it hoping it had info on the generals. Their info? This is Jedite, he stole energy.... UGG!! two senteces each! also since it is anime based, it thinks Zoicite is a girl NOT!! it also says that the generals were Endymion's friends, NO! They were his protectors, like the senshi and the Princess of the moon. This book is meant for a kid who is bound to tear out the pages anyway. I recogmend it, if at all, for ages 2-3.