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9/1025KYOUR RATINGRatePOPULARITY1,21326Play trailer1:312 Videos99+ PhotosAnimationActionDramaHanagaki Takemichi lives an unsatisfying life right up until his death. Waking up 12 years in the past, he reckons with the eventual fate of his friends and tries to prevent an unfortunate f. Read allHanagaki Takemichi lives an unsatisfying life right up until his death. Waking up 12 years in the past, he reckons with the eventual fate of his friends and tries to prevent an unfortunate future.

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