R.O.D: Yomiko Readman "The Paper"
In an empty Tokyo skyscraper in Odaiba, Woo arrives from Hong Kong carrying a rare book called "The Black Book of Fairy Tales." He's not alone—he's got a blond English guy with him, plus a bespectacled Eurasian woman he introduces as a consultant. When Woo tries to frisk her for weapons by opening her coat, he gets the shock of his life. The inside is basically a mobile library, stuffed with so many pockets that they're overflowing with novels, magazines, newspapers, and pretty much everything else imaginable.
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R.O.D: Yomiko Readman "The Paper"
2000
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In an empty Tokyo skyscraper in Odaiba, Woo arrives from Hong Kong carrying a rare book called "The Black Book of Fairy Tales." He's not alone—he's got a blond English guy with him, plus a bespectacled Eurasian woman he introduces as a consultant. When Woo tries to frisk her for weapons by opening her coat, he gets the shock of his life. The inside is basically a mobile library, stuffed with so many pockets that they're overflowing with novels, magazines, newspapers, and pretty much everything else imaginable.
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R.O.D: Yomiko Readman "The Paper"
In an empty Tokyo skyscraper in Odaiba, Woo arrives from Hong Kong carrying a rare book called "The Black Book of Fairy Tales." He's not alone—he's got a blond English guy with him, plus a bespectacled Eurasian woman he introduces as a consultant. When Woo tries to frisk her for weapons by opening her coat, he gets the shock of his life. The inside is basically a mobile library, stuffed with so many pockets that they're overflowing with novels, magazines, newspapers, and pretty much everything else imaginable.
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R.O.D: Yomiko Readman "The Paper"
R.O.D -READ OR DIE- YOMIKO READMAN "THE PAPER"