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reviews by MxS7HGS (223) Show allRead moreShow lessOpen Gift Report Dec 18, 2023 BoneALisa Mixed Feelings Dub is great, and has one of the best opening songs in anime IMO. Action is pretty good. The concept itself is Interesting, and the show opens strong and closes pretty good.
But holy moly is the middle of this show a snore fest.
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