Blue Reflection Second Light Tie Official Visual Collection Art Book Japan NEW for Sale

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Blue Reflection Second Light Tie Official Visual Collection Art Book Japan NEW For Sale

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Blue Reflection Second Light Tie Official Visual Collection Art Book Japan NEW:
$46.99

【Description】This book is a condensed version of the beautiful visuals of "Bullriff T" by Mel Kishida!
Memories of girls who lost their memories in a world where summer is locked away.
Key visuals as well as store perks and various media Official illustrations are all included in one volume! Don't miss Mel Kishida's commentary.
Introduction of the 12 characters, including downloadable content. Includes visuals of special costumes that will be added to the game, including downloadable content!
Rare rough sketches and setting drawings of characters and monsters.Background stills of the beautiful world and storyboards for the OP movie are also included!
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