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[DeepL Translation - needs review] Volume 1 Introduction: Ginta Toramizu is an eighth grader who is not at all the most popular in his class. Since then, he has been dreaming of a fairyland. A talking tree in a house of sweets. Three-necked birds fly in the sky, and there are dwarfs and fairies. In such a peaceful world, a demon king appears and kidnaps the princess. I fight the Demon King and save the princess. He has dreamed of such a dream more than 100 times. One day, a "door" leading to...
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Page Count:
193
ISBN:
4091264417
ISBN13:
9784091264411
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harder than アオハライド (1)L21
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harder than ポケットモンスタースペシャル 1L22
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easier than 娘じゃなくて私が好きなの!?L24
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easier than ブルーロック 1L25
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similar in difficulty to くまクマ熊ベアー 1L22
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easier than 俺だけレベルアップな件 01L27
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easier than 迷子になっていた幼女を助けたら、お隣に住む美少女留学生が家に遊びに来るようになった件についてL23
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harder than よつばと! 1L16
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harder than からかい上手の高木さん 1L18
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similar in difficulty to 夜カフェ 1L22
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harder than マジック・ツリーハウス 1 恐竜の谷の大冒険L18
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harder than 金色のガッシュ!! 1L24
Great Intro Manga for typical Shounen vocab
For context on the rating, I've just registered to take the N3 exam this December. I bought this entire series from Book-Off back in 2011 on my last day of my short trip to Japan. I had just finished my first year of Japanese classes at university and remembered seeing this series on Toonami back in high school. Since it was only 15 volumes, and looked a whole lot easier than Yu Yu Hakusho, I carried the stack to the counter and clumsily asked the employee if they took an American debit card. (I