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Draw Me.
Koyori Edogawa has been marked with her abundant talent as a manga artist. Kiriko Asai is the most popular student who must always be perfect. Two high school students who are always under scrutiny sympathize with each other and search for freedom.
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Koyori Edogawa has been marked with her abundant talent as a manga artist. Kiriko Asai is the most popular student who must always be perfect. Two high school students who are always under scrutiny sympathize with each other and search for freedom.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kohei Kiyasu
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Studio:Robot Communications, Kodansha
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