Battle Royale Angel s Border

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Battle Royale  Angel s Border
Author : Koushun Takami
File Size : 51,5 Mb
Publisher : VIZ Media LLC
Language : English
Release Date : 17 June 2014
ISBN : 1421571684
Pages : 0 pages
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The Program is a brutal military experiment that pits junior high students against each other every year in a brutal battle to the death. Most of the students from Shiroiwa Junior High scatter as soon as they reach the remote island where they must participate in the latest round of the Program. But Yukie Utsumi and five of her friends lock themselves in the lighthouse, clinging to a desperate hope of survival. They all trust each other, but they also know that only one can survive the Battle Royale… A graphic novel side story of the bestselling novel Battle Royale

Battle Royale  Angel s Border

The Program is a brutal military experiment that pits junior high students against each other every year in a brutal battle to the death. Most of the students from Shiroiwa Junior High scatter as soon as they reach the remote island where they must participate in the latest round of

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