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Astro Note Ep. 6 gives Takumi a bunch of revelations about Mira. Revelations that he seems to have preferred to stay ignorant of. If only because they would give him far less in the way of tribulations to think about. Astro Note Ep. 6: Details The jig is up...I think? Astro Note Ep. 6 is the sixth
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Astro Note Ep. 4 is really quite an interesting twist in the anime. Mostly because much of it turns into a mystery-focused ghost story. A ghost story in which the "ghost" turns out to be quite the skillful gourmand to boot. Astro Note Ep. 4: Details The dog is a big part of this episode too, in all
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Astro Note Ep. 3 features quite a bit of yummy and zany hijinks for this episode. Mostly revolving a bento boxed lunch that everyone seemingly wants. Really though, who can blame them when it looks as good as it does in this episode? Astro Note Ep. 3: Details The "dog" is already giving you an idea
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Astro Note Ep. 2 continues with romantic comedy and sci-fi shenanigans—all in equal measures, no less. This balance of genre flavors continues to make this one of the better anime series in recent times. Astro Note Ep. 2: Details Still just as silly as in this key visual. Astro Note Ep. 2 is the
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