🍂 Enjoy a Season of Reading with Our Autumn Deals!🍂

Recently Viewed Products

New

Queen's Quality, Vol. 20 by Kyousuke Motomi

Series: Queen's Quality
RRP: £8.99
SciFier: £6.72
SciFier saves you
  Worldwide Shipping: We ship to over 200 countries
  Secure Checkout: Your payment details are always protected
  New & Used: Choose new or used copies on thousands of titles
  Careful Packaging: Every order packed to arrive in perfect condition
  Easy Returns: Not happy? Send it back!
ISBN:
9781974749102
Weight:
210.00 Grams
In Stock & Ready To Ship!
Availability: Usually dispatched within 5 working days

Frequently Bought Together:

Total: Inc. VAT
Total: Ex. VAT

Description

Will this Queen with mind-control powers incite good or evil?

Fumi Nishioka lives with Kyutaro Horikita and his family of "Sweepers," people who specialize in cleaning the minds of those overcome by negative energy and harmful spirits. Fumi has always displayed mysterious abilities, but will those powers be used for evil when she begins to truly awaken as a Queen?

K turns out to be a monstrous remnant of Fumi's mother, and Yanagi is the despicable Suzaku leader who orchestrated this transformation! What's worse, Yanagi is actually Fumi's father! Fumi swears that she will destroy both Yanagi and K, but first she must learn about her mother's past from Tsubasa...

About the Author
Born on August 1, Kyousuke Motomi debuted in Deluxe Betsucomi with Hetakuso Kyupiddo (No Good Cupid) in 2002. She is the creator of Dengeki Daisy, Beast Master, and QQ Sweeper, all available in North America from VIZ Media. Motomi enjoys sleeping, tea ceremonies and reading Haruki Murakami.


Book Information
ISBN 9781974749102
Author Kyousuke Motomi
Format Paperback
Page Count 168
Imprint Viz Media, Subs. of Shogakukan Inc
Publisher Viz Media, Subs. of Shogakukan Inc
Series Queen's Quality
Weight(grams) 111g

Details

Series:
Queen's Quality
Imprint:
Viz Media, Subs. of Shogakukan Inc


SciFier Socials

Join the SciFier Community for Special Offers, News and Hauls!






SciFier Reviews