Kids and ghosts. When young Satsuki finds an old book of spells from her passed away mother, she gains the power to fight ghosts that are haunting her new school. With the help of her friends, and of a really wicked devil cat, she must protect everyone around her or be haunted for ever more.
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The dub, while not phenomenal, provides enough laughs to leave me satisfied.
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I'll be honest, the dub is only funny about 1/3 of the time.
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An infamous contrast between what your eyes see and what your ears hear - not for everyone
I have a weird relationship with this show.
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