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Condition : New
Japanese comics set No.1 - 6
Language : Japanese (Furigana)
Story Summary:
An evil sorcerer assassinated the king and kidnapped the princess, locking her away in the colossal "Dragon Tower" that descended from the sky. The royal guard begins the climb to rescue her, only to be thwarted by powerful monsters. To fill the ranks, a young farmer named Yuva is recruited from a nearby village. Could he be the key to saving the princess?
Size : 18 x 13 cm
Release date : 2024/02/08 - 2026/03/09
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Shipping from Japan in tough cardboard box.
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