Fushigi Yûgi, Vol. 8

by Yuu Watase

A Beloved Fantasy From One Of Japan's Top CreatorsProlific sh jo (""girls"") comics artist Yuu Watase has created a wonderfully exciting, funny, and heartfelt tale of a normal junior-high-school girl who is transported into a fictional version of ancient China. She encounters base villains and dashing heroes, and still manages to worry about her grades and where her next banquet is coming from.

A Friend In Deeds

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1591160871
• ISBN13: 9781591160878
• Release Date: October 2005
• Publisher: Viz Media
• Length: 200 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.0" x 7.5"

Customer Reviews

Childhood Memories

Good quality

I LOVE FUSHIGI YUGI!

i recommend that everyone should read this book!it's the best i've ever seen! nothing can replace it!it's even better if you saw the movie! i did! so look for the movie too! trust me, you'll love it! thanx!

FUSHIGI YUGI ROCKS!

with every issue i get more and more into the story. i recommend this comic to everyone!

this is just great i can't think of a title

In this volume of FY miaka and the others land on an all female man hating island so you can guess there will be quite a few laughs there. Then it starts getting serious when they finally get 2 Be-gin. First Tamahone runs into Yui and finds out he a character in a book and Nuroku is going through quite a few changes including falling 4 miaka. Also this wolf-man has his hart set on killing Nuroku. Overall this is a great book and FY fans will luv it.

Great Once Again

The latest installation to the Fushigi Yugi series is a little bit of everything. The dreaded pressure of romance, the fun (:and aching for the Celestial Warriors:) adventures, edge-of-your-seat suspense, thorns along the rocky path, and last but not least, here's a discreet hint: a sly, changed, and interested person. Hmmm...it's more interesting than I can describe it to be. ;)This may be a general overview but describing the book any more would be giving you the whole story. You wouldn't want that. You definitely want to experience this book by yourself.Variety is what I call entertainment. Oh, and an absolutely stunning cliff-hanger helps, too...