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Negima!? Spring & Summer poster

Negima!? Spring & Summer 

Get To Know Your Student Body. The girls of Class 2-C are up to their usual antics, and they’ve got poor Negi all kinds of hot and bothered! First Ayaka arranges a romantic getaway, determined to lift the little prof’s spirits (and possibly something more!). But when the rest of the group finds out, their private tête-à-tête turns into a no-holds-barred spring break! Later, a magic spell goes awry, and Negi finds himself on a short leash - Harnessed to Nodoka! And while it may be a dream come true for the soft-spoken bookworm, an impromptu trip to the spa ensures a hard-core nightmare for her sidekick! Suck it up, little man! Let’s get you soapy…
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Get To Know Your Student Body. The girls of Class 2-C are up to their usual antics, and they’ve got poor Negi all kinds of hot and bothered! First Ayaka arranges a romantic getaway, determined to lift the little prof’s spirits (and possibly something more!). But when the rest of the group finds out, their private tête-à-tête turns into a no-holds-barred spring break! Later, a magic spell goes awry, and Negi finds himself on a short leash - Harnessed to Nodoka! And while it may be a dream come true for the soft-spoken bookworm, an impromptu trip to the spa ensures a hard-core nightmare for her sidekick! Suck it up, little man! Let’s get you soapy…

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Genre:Animation
Directed By:Shin Oonuma
Written By:Kenichi Kanemaki
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Runtime:50 minutes
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