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Riku Misora (海空りく, Misora Riku, born January 19, 1987) is a Japanese novelist.

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Misora debuted with his series Danzai no Exceed (断罪のイクシード) when the first novel won the 2nd GA Bunko Awards Award of Excellence under the name Zeni no Mahō (善意の魔法). from Wikipedia

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Japanese light novelist

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Riku Misora (海空りく, Misora Riku, born January 19, 1987) is a Japanese novelist.


== Overview ==
Misora debuted with his series Danzai no Exceed (断罪のイクシード) when the first novel won the 2nd GA Bunko Awards Award of Excellence under the name Zeni no Mahō (善意の魔法).<small> from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riku_Misora Wikipedia]</small>

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