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anime revolves around the peculiar relationship between Sophie Twilight, a 360-year-old vampire girl who arrived in Japan in 1986, and Akari Amano, a schoolgirl who starts living
with Sophie after their encounter. Sophie, an immortal vampire, copes with her aversion to sunlight and preference for refrigerated blood, while the two develop a close bond despite their differences in age and lifestyle. 12. Kase-san Yui Yamada, a shy girl who enjoys gardening in her high school, falls in love with Tomoka Kase, an athletic tomboy. The two girls then start dating. The series follows the story of the two girls as they face
different trials in their relationship. 11. Noir Mireille Bouquet, a renowned French hitman based in Paris, receives a mysterious message inviting her to revisit her past, marked by the murder of her family. The message is accompanied by familiar music linked to her father’s pocket watch. Following the trail, Mireille travels to Japan, where she encounters Kirika Yūmura, a high school student with amnesia. Kirika is unable to provide the information Mireille seeks, as her memories only extend a few days back to when she woke up in an unfamiliar room.
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