Oh My Goddess

Peorth is back! ... but in a pint-sized version of her true self. The demon, Velsper, who put her in this situation is now a kitten and isn't much help. How will she ever get back to her normal size?

Belldandy's father Tyr has demanded a miracle out of a mortal--to win the hand of his divine daughter in marriage, Keiichi has five minutes to reach her...racing his bike over an unearthly course where failure means the end for a mere fragile human! But if Keiichi Morisato was an ordinary man, he wouldn't have already won the extraordinary love of the goddess Belldandy...

Book reads from right to left in the traditional Japanese format.

Oh My Goddess!

Oh My Goddess!

Ever since a cosmic phone call brought Belldandy, Urd, and Skuld-a trio of literal young goddesses-to live in college student Keiichi's residence, his personal life has been turned upside-down, sideways, and sometimes even into strange dimensions! After her demonic mother Hild lays down the condition for changing Peorth back to normal, Urd tells Mom that she can go back to Hell, but Urd sure isn't coming along. Hild's counter-offer promises to combine the magic-circle powers of herself, Belldandy, Skuld, and Urd to restore Peorth, in exchange for a promise from Urd to ...well, she'll tell Urd after the ritual!

Ever since a cosmic phone call brought Belldandy, Urd and Skuld — a trio of literal young goddesses — to live in college student Keiichi's residence, his personal life has been turned upside-down, sideways, and sometimes even into strange dimensions! No sooner has Urd's mother left, then Keiichi and Megumi's father shows up! But whatever you do, don't call him that. It's just "Keima-san." Try to show him respect by saying "Father," and he'll smack you upside the head. You see, he simply wants to be treated as an individual. Also, if you're a woman, don't approach any closer than one meter to Keima-san — because he'll run away. Only his wife is ever permitted that close. Well then, what in the world must Mrs. Morisato be like? Don't call "Mother" that either — because you're about to meet her too!

"First published in Japan in 2009 by Kodansha, Ltd., Tokyo"--Colophon.