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1異獸魔都8. 8第一神拳7. 8七大罪7. 5宙斯之血6. 2武士彌助7. 7殭屍100~在成為殭屍前要做的100件事~StorylineEditDid you
knowEditTriviaThe voice actor
that plays Cosmo, also plays Meliodas in Seven Deadly Sins.
[citation needed] Gamo (ガモちゃん, Gamo-chan) Voiced by: Mikako Komatsu[7] (Japanese); Brittany Cox[9] (English) One of Nagatoro's friends. She has orange hair in the anime series. She is the most mature among her
peers and, despite her tough appearance, often acts as a big sister toward them. She likes to call Senpai "Paisen" (パイセン) but when she
teases him, Nagatoro gets jealous and tells her to stop. Ch. 16, 19 Her family runs a mixed martial arts gym.
