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| Q-Ko-chan | ||||
 Cover to volume 1 of Q-Ko-Chan: The Earth Invader Girl. | ||||
| QコちゃんTHE地球侵略少女 (Q-Ko-Chan: The Chikyū Shinryaku Shōjo) | ||||
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| Genre | Science fiction | |||
| July 25, 2006 [2] | 978-0-345-49208-1 | |||
| 2 | December 21, 2004 [3] | 978-4-06-349186-9 | October 2006 [4] | 978-0-345-49209-8 |
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