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Where can I read volume 1 online?

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Shadow~Wolf
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Where can I read volume 1 online?

Post by Shadow~Wolf »

Does anyone know where I can read volume one of Furuba online? All my friends are really into Furuba and I want to read it too. And dont tell me that I should just go buy it cause there are NO BOOKSTORES around where I live!! What is an otaku to do?? If you know a good website where I can read it online, PLEASE TELL ME HERE!!
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Re: Where can I read volume 1 online?

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Try a Fruits Basket website.
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Re: Where can I read volume 1 online?

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the official Furuba website is useless, unless they sell the manga (i know they sell the anime :-k ) my best bet would be to buy it online. amazon.com sells it, just try anime websites and online book stores
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Re: Where can I read volume 1 online?

Post by Angelest »

Um, well, you asked for it online... Goggle-it, I'm sure you can find it somewhere. :D
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Re: Where can I read volume 1 online?

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I like Shaman King.
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Re: Where can I read volume 1 online?

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Maybe there is also a scan of it on Youtube.
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Re: Where can I read volume 1 online?

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Angelest wrote:Um, well, you asked for it online... Goggle-it, I'm sure you can find it somewhere. :D
^That would be your best bet.
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