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Love is Magic
Sasha and Kania are two high school students who both have a crush on Dafa, the president of their school’s student council. One day, when Sasha and Kania wake up, they find that their souls have switched places in each other’s bodies. From that moment on, Sasha and Kania’s lives change drastically.
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Sasha and Kania are two high school students who both have a crush on Dafa, the president of their school’s student council. One day, when Sasha and Kania wake up, they find that their souls have switched places in each other’s bodies. From that moment on, Sasha and Kania’s lives change drastically.
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Genre:Romance, Fantasy
Written By:Sad Purnadi, Naiwan
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Runtime:31 minutes
Studio:F2 Pictures
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