Mars Attacks!

by Stuart J. Levy, Naoko Takeuchi, Lianne Sentar

Serena hopes to have more time to relax after Mars joins the team, but things do not turn out that way for she must continue to use her powers as the superhero, Sailor Moon, to fight the forces of... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1892213273
• ISBN13: 9781892213273
• Release Date: January 2000
• Publisher: TokyoPop
• Length: 122 Pages
• Weight: 0.37 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 5.3" x 7.7"
• Age Range: 12 to 17 years
• Grade Range: Grades 7 to 12

Customer Reviews

A good book

I thought this was a terrific sailor moon book.

Not Pure, But Great All The Same!

Alright, this book *as well as the rest in the series* isn't the best translation in the world, but it's really worth ones time to read it. I found this book really interesting and cute, excluding from the fact that they named off clothing in every single chapter, almost! That got annoying--- but other than that I loved it! (especially the scene with Darien in the entire Cruise Blues part---way better than the american version! ) Now some of you SailorMoon experts may be giving me a thumbs-down on this review because the book isn't pure, but lets face it! We live in America and since these are American companys, they are going to Americanize and butcher SailorMoon as we know it! We might as well let out a deep breath of air and say "Okay, there not going to change there evil ways of Americanizing so lets just give in and import the Japanse versions if it bothers us that much!" I, personally love the Japanse anime and manga better than the ones Smile, Mixx, and Dic offer to us, but unless we all cult up and go take over there companys then we might as well get use to it....and besides as long as WE know the truth on the way things should go, then what harm can it do but show us insights of way things COULD be in the show right? I reccommend this book to everybody who likes SailorMoon, but I also reccomend everyone to explore all other SailorMoon possibilitys and not let one version block your views from the others.

MY THOUGHTS ON THIS BOOK ARE. . .

This book was a fun and exciting book to read! I thought it was cool! Like in all the other books there is a little romance, a little action, and a little drama! There is also some comedy! I would also like to say that this book is not in the form of a comic book form, like the new Sailor Moon series that is out! It is a chapter book, which is good for "younger" children's book reports. What I'm trying to say is if you like the comics only, this book is probably not for you. Unfortunately, it is a bit americanized, but it doesn't ruin the book. Overall, I think you should really consider buying this book if you're a SAILOR MOON fan! I hope I helped you make a decision toward buying this book. Happy reading!

Almost there...just a little more work

I'll admit that the first book was really rough, but with each installment they work out a few more of the kinks. This book contains "An Uncharmed Life", "Nightmare in Dreamland" and "Cruise Blues". Word of warning for Sailor Moon Purists, this volume takes a lot of liberties with the plot line. They do make the story more interesting though. It's nice to see Raye and Serena getting along. And I love the way the cruise chapters went. Just keep in mind that these books are written for younger Sailor Moon fans and shouldn't be taken so seriously by the older ones. Now if they would just cut back on all the merchandising they might have the makings of a perfect series. All those brand names gets old fast.