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high school girl & the magic notebook
Shidou Yuzuki is a second year high school student who cannot find anything she wants to do, and her parents always tell her, "Study! Study!" What appears in front of Yuki who has so many worries is a fairy named Blublu-kun. Yuzuki receives various lessons from him, and while making the people around her happy, she finds hints that will lead her closer to her dream.
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Shidou Yuzuki is a second year high school student who cannot find anything she wants to do, and her parents always tell her, "Study! Study!" What appears in front of Yuki who has so many worries is a fairy named Blublu-kun. Yuzuki receives various lessons from him, and while making the people around her happy, she finds hints that will lead her closer to her dream.
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Genre:Animation, Fantasy
Written By:Mitsuho Seta
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Runtime:40 minutes
Studio:Noovo
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