The second volume is just as adorable and fun as the first volume, although with more Sailor Moon stuff - especially the final chapter. Plus, Minako gets her own Tuxedo Kamen although it doesn't go the same route as Usagi and Mamoru. It also sets up Minako's dream of becoming a music idol. The only thing that irks me is that the series never reveals the source of the voice that gives Minako her orders. Is it Luna? Serenity? I'm not sure. Still, it all ends up being a goofy, colorful, lighthearted prequel to the main Sailor Moon series and a must-read for Minako Aino (and Artemis!) fans. How has no one made a Codename wa Sailor V anime yet? ( )

I really liked this look into Sailor Venus before she was teamed with Sailor Moon and the rest of the Sailor Guardians. It shows how much she had matured before she met the others. I'm glad that I decided to read these and not just skip over them because I like Sailor Moon so much. Great series...even if it only is 2 books. :-) ( )

This is the awesome sequel to Sailor V volume 1. In this volume Minako keeps you laughing as she falls in and out of love and tries to warm up to being the chosen Sailor Venus. ( )