Terrifying Pet Shop 3

Author: Akino Momo
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: This book was once a highly sought-after read among Japanese youth. In China's book market, various adaptations of The Horror Pet Shop have appeared in various forms, but the official copyright has never been licensed. To allow Chinese youth to better appreciate Akino Momo's authentic works, Harbin Publishing House licensed the copyright from Japan's Uzuhisha Publishing, a move that can be said to have fulfilled the long-standing wish of countless cartoon readers. Akino Momo's works are renowned for their exquisite artistry, unique and captivating concepts, often imbuing bizarre characters with a touch of humanity. Despite stories that are rebellious and even defy social norms, they often conclude with a sense of grace, leaving readers in awe of the cartoonist's meticulous planning and boundless imagination. This work is a rare gem for young people who are fascinated by the strange yet burdened by life. The Horror Pet Shop is the masterpiece of the famous Japanese cartoonist Akino Momo. Akino Momo is a household name in Japan, and her works The Horror Pet Shop and The Inspiration Merchant Company once sparked a "Akino Momo fever" in the country. The Horror Pet Shop tells a series of mysterious and bizarre stories that unfold in a pet shop on a commercial street in a certain city. Detective Leo Oreck has been quite troubled lately. He believes that D Count, the owner of the pet shop on the commercial street, is a notorious villain who has committed countless illegal deeds, yet he cannot find any concrete evidence of his crimes. Determined to leave no stone unturned in his investigation, Leo resolves to bring D Count to justice. D Count is the owner of the Horror Pet Shop, a man who is unconventional, enigmatic, yet charming and righteous. In his pet shop, there are all kinds of bizarre animals—some that have long disappeared from Earth, some that have only appeared in human legends, and others that seem familiar but have never actually existed on the planet. D Count searches for the perfect pet for every animal lover, but beyond that, his socially conscious self often takes his pets on matters of minor importance—when a strange case arises in some corner of the city and the police are at a loss, D Count and his pets appear.