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12"My Dress-Up Darling"
Transliteration: "Sono Bisuku Dōru wa Koi o Suru" (Japanese: その着せ替え人形(ビスク・ドール)は恋をする)Yoshihiro HiramineYoriko TomitaYūta YamazakiMarch 27, 2022 (2022-03-27) In her apartment, while Gojo helps Kitagawa with her hair ribbons, he discovers her father canceled her invitation to go to a summer festival, as she had not done her homework. She tells Gojo she has been modeling for a magazine to save up for an expensive camera. When they decide to
watch a horror movie, Gojo is nervous as he has not watched one before. However, by the movie's end, he analyzes the costumes while Kitagawa is left scared. They then visit their school to retrieve Kitagawa's math drills, and Gojo saves Kitagawa from drowning when she slips into the pool. Having finished her homework, Kitagawa invites Gojo to the festival, and he is stunned when she shows up in a yukata, making her happy. They watch the fireworks together, and Gojo carries Kitagawa home when her feet are bruised from walking on sandals. Back home, Kitagawa calls Gojo, telling him she wants to hear his voice, as she got scared after watching another horror movie alone. During their talk, Gojo begins to fall asleep, and hearing he has passed out, Kitagawa tells him she loves him, though he remains completely unaware. Reception[edit] Manga[edit] Sales[edit] In February 2022, it was reported
that the manga had an additional 1. 5 million copies in circulation following the premiere of the anime adaptation.
"Overture of the Final Battle" (決戦の序曲 Kessen no Jokyoku)3:0121. "Wish of the Stars" (星の願い Hoshi no Negai)3:32Total length:52:45 "Redo," Suzuki's 10th single, was released on CD on May 11, 2016. [97] The single was also released as a limited edition with a DVD featuring a music video, a live concert video, and a "making of" video. [98] The songs
were performed by Suzuki, with lyrics by Genki Mizuno and arrangement by
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