Sailor Moon 9

Brief Description:
"First published in Japan in 2004 by Kodansha, Ltd., Tokyo, as Bishoujosenshi Sailor Moon shinsoban."--Colophon.

Marc Notes:
First published in Japan in 2004 by Kodansha, Ltd., Tokyo, as Bishoujosenshi Sailor Moon shinsoban.--Colophon.;A Kodansha trade paperback original--Colophon.;Reads from right to left.;Usagi and Chibi-Usa have swapped ages! But can Chibi Usa find her first kiss while she's still a little kid inside? And which of them is destined to come to the Pegasus' rescue?--Provided by publisher.;T, ages 13+.;Translated from the Japanese.

Publisher Marketing:
Amidst the chaos caused by Usagi and Chibi-Usa's body swap, courtesy of the Amazoness PallaPalla, the Sailor Guardians' primary concern remains Mamoru's illness and its possible link to the newcomers in town, the Dead Moon Circus. The Amazonesses and their circus animal lackeys go after the guardians one by one, tempting them with false visions. However, each of the Sailors manage to defeat the enemy after their inner selves show them their individual heart crystals and new weapons. Meanwhile, it is still a toss-up who the "young maiden" is that Elysion priest Helios seeks: She who shall find and unlock the Golden Crystal that will save Earth, Elysion, and Mamoru!