Sailor Moon Vol. 7: Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Volume 7

ISBN
9781612620039
Publisher
Kodansha Comics
English release
Pages
240

The Mugen Academe mystery continues with the Death Busters targeting Sailor Moon’s companions. Their interest in the girls’ human energy makes personal weaknesses part of the threat. Readers already following the school investigation should continue here rather than expect a separate case. The reason to choose this installment is the pressure placed on the Guardians’ protective role, whose demands become harder to separate from the harm they are supposed to prevent.

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The moral turn is concrete: the publisher frames the Guardians as facing the possibility of killing an innocent person to save the world. Prophetic dreams and dangerous talismans surround that dilemma, but the ethical pressure does not require a catalog of powers. Protection becomes an argument about who may be sacrificed in its name. This is the book to buy for that dispute within the premise of heroic duty. The Death Busters’ exploitation of dreams and weaknesses also makes vulnerability a target, rather than a defect the heroes can simply train away.

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