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original on April 21, 2021. Retrieved April 21, 2021. ^ @nagayama_koharu (December 14, 2020). うわー!超ありがとうございます!こんなにたくさん最高です!傷物語は超好きですけど、女性の感じはフリクリだと思います!最後らへんのマキマとの戦いは傷最終章ですけど! [Wow! Thank you very much! So many great ones! I really like Kizumonogatari, but I think the feminine feeling comes from FLCL. The battle near the end with Makima is the
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She has a part-time job as a cleaner at Kanade Yoisaki's house and has been making sure Kanade is getting proper nutrition. Shiho Hinomori (日野森 志歩, Hinomori Shiho) Voiced by: Yuki Nakashima[9] Shiho is the bassist of the band. She also works part-time at a live house and sometimes fill-in a bassist position. At the beginning of the unit's
main story, she distanced herself from others so her friends would never get
caught in the bad rumors about her. However, Shiho actually wanted to be reunited with her friends again. She is stoic and rarely smiles, but has quite a liking of the mascot of Phoenix Wonderland. She has an older sister named Shizuku, whose overly-attached behavior annoys her. She is part of Class 1-A of Miyamasuzaka Girls Academy and is also classmates with Minori Hanasato and Kohane Azusawa. As of the 3rd anniversary, she is part of Class 2-B with her bandmate Saki and also Emu Otori. MORE MORE JUMP![edit] Logo of MORE MORE JUMP! A pop idol group formed by one girl who dreams of becoming an idol and three girls who have quit being idols. Their SEKAI, the Stage SEKAI, consists of a concert stage illuminated by countless glow sticks.
Retrieved January 9, 2020. 2003年4月18日にはテレビ・スペシャル「Champion Road」が金曜ロードショーにてオンエアされました。 (The TV special "Champion Road" was aired on April 18, 2003) ^ "VAP Official Site" はじめの一歩 間柴vs木村 (in Japanese). VAP. Archived
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