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Romantic Killer 

A gaming-obsessed teen must reignite romance energy for a fading magic realm by dating within a month. Forced into proximity with three charming suitors, will she dodge love's chaos—or embrace unexpected heartbeats to reclaim her mundane life?
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A gaming-obsessed teen must reignite romance energy for a fading magic realm by dating within a month. Forced into proximity with three charming suitors, will she dodge love's chaos—or embrace unexpected heartbeats to reclaim her mundane life?

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Genre:Science Fiction, Comedy
Directed By:Tsutomu Hanabusa
Written By:Junpei Yamaoka
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Studio:TOHO Studios, DUB, TOHO, jeki, Lawson, Nippon Broadcasting System

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