
The middle entry of the Pet trilogy in Codename: Sailor V continues the run of animal-themed foes plaguing Sailor V. Naoko Takeuchi both wrote and illustrated this installment, which slots between the Nyan-Nyan and Chuu Chuu chapters.
This chapter carries on the Pet storyline that began with Nyan-Nyan's scheme, this time built around an opponent tied to Wan-Wan. It is the second of the three connected Pet stories in the series.
The installment bridges the trilogy, leading from the opening Nyan-Nyan confrontation toward the concluding Chuu Chuu chapter that follows.

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"Vol.12 Pet Chapter 2 - Wan-Wan's Schemes!" continues the Pet story arc of Codename: Sailor V, pitting Sailor V against a new opponent connected to Wan-Wan, following directly from the Nyan-Nyan chapter before it.
This chapter is the second of three connected Pet stories in Codename: Sailor V, bridging the opening Nyan-Nyan confrontation and the concluding Chuu Chuu chapter that follows.
At one point in "Vol.12 Pet Chapter 2 - Wan-Wan's Schemes!," Minako reads a set of character silhouettes that closely resemble the ten Sailor Guardians who would later headline Sailor Moon, Sailor V's successor series.
The chapter was written and drawn by Naoko Takeuchi as part of the Codename: Sailor V manga.
The story continues into "Vol.13 Pet Chapter 3 - Chuu Chuu's Schemes," the final installment of the Pet trilogy.
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