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, Mitemashita yo, senpai. ) Bonus 2: "Senpai, Your Body Seems So Stiff" (センパイって体,硬そーですよねぇ, Senpai tte karada, kata-so ̄desu yo nee) Extra: "Senpai, You're a Real Creep ♥" (センパイ,マジキモ~, Senpai, majikimo~) Side story 1: "Senpai, Stand Up!! 1" (センパイスタンダップ!! 1, Senpai Sutandappu!! 1) Side story 2: "Senpai, Stand Up!! 2" (センパイスタンダップ!! 2, Senpai Sutandappu!! 2) After assuming Nagatoro would call him to invite him to a summer festival, Senpai decides to go by himself but is captured by Gamo and Yosshii there. Nagatoro, who was finishing swim practice, rushes over and challenges her friends on some booth games to "win" him back. Senpai takes Nagatoro alone to a spot to watch the fireworks. Senpai sees Nagatoro, Gamo, Yosshii, and a fourth girl Sakura chatting with some guys but notices Nagatoro isn't really interested in hanging out with the guys, so he walks up and tells Nagatoro to come home. The girls try to remove a splinter from Senpai's finger, but Nagatoro is suspicious it might mean something more. Nagatoro and Senpai play rock paper scissors over carrying their schoolbags. Nagatoro sees Senpai is really slow at distance running, so she teases him in an extra practice session.
In the bonus and side stories: Nagatoro and Senpai talk about having Nagatoro wear a yukata next time.

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