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This is a prequel to “Multiple Personality Girl” that tells the story of Momoka Nishizawa just before she enters the world of Fuyuki and Keroro. “Dark Momoka” makes her first appearance when she sees Tamama being beaten up by an alien dog! Grrr…!
Content: (please note that content portions of a review may contain spoilers):
Why is it that I find Sgt. Frog so interesting when almost all other manga comedies do nothing for me? I think the tail end of Chapter 151 offers a pretty good answer: in the chapter’s last few pages, Yoshizaki spends a few frames lingering on a single shot as part of a comedic build-up before the inevitable punch line. Precious few comedy manga series have a sense of timing that’s anywhere near this good.
The first three volumes of the intergalactic bestseller collected in one toad-ally awesome volume!
Sgt. Keroro, commanding officer of Planet Keron’s invasion force, has a wee little problem. After blowing his cover and losing his top-secret weapon, this frog-like alien has been cut off from his homeworld. To make matters worse, he’s lost communications with the rest of his platoon. Now he has taken cover in the Hinata family household, where he secretly devises new plans for taking over Earth. The only thing standing in his way from complete global domination? He has to keep up with his share of the household chores–there’s laundry and vacuuming and dishes and taking out the trash, not to mention a house full of teens!