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Hime is a
princess who is the daughter of the king who stands above all monsters.
She has the power to make someone semi-immortal. If you are dead and
drink some of her blood, you can live again, but you are dependent upon
her blood to survive.
First, the
Army of the Pharaoh is on the march and they are heading for Hime's
house. Hundreds of mummies enter the house and Hiro, Flande and Riza
have to fight them off. Hime would help, but she is sick and passes out
in the middle of the battle.
Second, one night, when Riza is riding her
motorcycle, a headless horseman approaches her from behind and knock her
off the bike. Hiro dies again and ends up in the morgue where Zeppeli
appears to be working. Zeppeli has the head of the horseman, which he
just purchased from a merchant. Riere shows up, takes both Hiro and the
head, and flies out to where Riza is battling the headless horseman.
Third, Sherwood has bought a house on the other side of the city. Hiro
is tasked with taking a house-warming present to Hime's sister, but when
he arrives, he is attacked by spider-bats, which are attacking
Sherwood's new house. Sherwood's newest blood warrior shows up, which is
a panda that recently died at the local zoo, to help fight off the
hoard.
Lastly, while out cruising on a boat, Hime, Riza and Hiro pick up
an SOS signal just before their boat smashing into an ancient ghost
ship. Luckily, they are able to get about the ghost ship before their
boat sinks. The meet a werewolf named Keziah Bold on board, who's
fishing boat sunk three days ago, and he an Riza become friends. When
the zombie's attack, the two werewolves fight them off working together.
Hime deduces that there is a mermaid on board, and she is the one who
has been playing the music in the form of an SOS. When they find her
locked in a cabin, she is in the form of a young, human girl. As the
ship begins to sink, Hime's brother, Onii or Emil Nii, appears with his
giant robot. Keziah grabs the mermaid and takes her to Onii. Onii then
calls Hime by her real name, Lilianne, which she doesn't like. As he
leaves, he proclaims that he has no interest in the throne, he just
wants to stay alive.
Princess Resurrection: Volume
3 is written and drawn by Yasunori Mitsunaga. This story was
Translated by Satsuki Yamashita, Adapted by Joshua Hale Fialkov and Lettered by North Market
Street Graphics. This manga book has the following chapters:
11: Princess Attrition
12: Princess Dead Run
13: Princess Monochrome
14: Princess Ocean
Bonus Track
There are
also some sections in the book for: A) Honorifics Explained, B) Translation Notes,
and C) Preview of Volume 4, although the preview appears in Japanese. The book reads from right to left and back
to front, just like a book from Japan. This manga book is intended for
readers ages 16 and up.
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