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Revision as of 09:32, 22 March 2022
| MixxZine Issue 1-5 | |
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| Language(s) | English |
| Media | |
| Format | Magazine |
| Region | North America |
| Producer(s) | Stuart J. Levy [1] |
| Publisher | Mixx Entertainment, Inc. [1] |
| Price |  $4.99[1]  $5.99[1] |
| Color | Yes |
| Release date | April 1998 |
| Barcode | UPC: 073361930361 Periodical:04 
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MixxZine Issue 1-5 was the fourth release of MixxZine magazine under Mixx Entertainment, Inc. Mixx would later rebrand to Tokyopop in 1999. This issue features manga such as Sailor Moon, Parasyte, and Magic Knight Rayearth.
References to Tenchi Muyo!
- Page 3: The official Pioneer Ryo-Ohki mousepad appears in the magazine's MixxMall section as an item readers can spend MixxMoney on. Despite being solicited as free, MixxZine's proprietary currency, MixxMoney, required readers to spend money on catalog items to earn the currency. Shipping and handling was also not included.
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MixxMall portion with Ryo-Ohki mousepad
