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Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon: Farewell Sailor Moon

Hasegawa Masaya and Akiyuki Shinbo Art Collection Doujinshi

Published by Happy Kogyo in 1994

Notes
Condition is good but this is a used item. There are scratches and slight creases present.

As it is an older item, there may be some signs of use, but I believe the condition is good for long-term storage. Please check the photos for condition.
It might be a bit hard to see, but please judge based on the pictures provided.
Everything shown in the photos is included.

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Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon: Farewell Sailor Moon - Akiyuki Shinbo Art Collection

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98,000 Yen ($635.99)

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Collector Commentary

This 1994 doujinshi art collection featuring the works of Akiyuki Shinbo and Hasegawa Masaya is a notable piece within the Sailor Moon fandom, showcasing the unique artistic interpretation of a beloved franchise. As limited edition collectibles, early print runs like this one are particularly sought after due to their rarity, especially in a market that increasingly values Japan-sourced items for their superior print quality and authenticity. While the condition is rated as good with minor wear, age-related imperfections can significantly impact value; thus, potential bidders should carefully assess the provided images to gauge any preservation issues. Overall, this piece exemplifies a crucial intersection of anime art history and collector demand, holding intrinsic value for enthusiasts focused on the evolution of the Sailor Moon IP.