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Basara Graphic Novel Vol. 01

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Publisher : VIZ
Format : Black & White
Author : Yumi Tamura
Size : 5" X 7.5"
Page : 200

Basara is a post-apocalyptic fantasy adventure series and one of the most popular shojo manga of the 90s in Japan. It is the story of how a young girl becomes "the child of destiny" and finds the strength to free her people and seek revenge for the death of her brother.

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1. Sara on 1/2/2005, said:

When I first saw this book at a friend's house, it looked like just another magic-girl-saves-world story, but nevertheless I reas the first few pages, and right from there I knew I was wrong. Tatara is the prohesized "child of destiny" who will liberate Japan (the story takes place is post-apocolyptical Japan), however his twin sister Sarasa feels unimportant, like she's "just scraps" That all changes when Tatara is killed and she must take his place. Basara is a shojo masterpiece, and more then just a story about love or saving the world. Villains and heros are put on the same level and everyone has a story. This book is most assuardely worth the read.
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2. Anonymous on 1/20/2004, said:

i love this book! please read basara and enter a review!
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