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Kirio Fanclub
What would you do if your crush had ear-splitting farts? For Aimi and Nami, the answer is to cry tears of joy for being able to pinpoint at a distance the object of their affections, Kirio, from a single toot. These are the kinds of deep, philosophical questions the two friends/rivals in romance pose to each other to prove their love for this boy who hardly seems to know they exist. That won’t stop them from conducting nightly rituals to entice him into their dreams, though, or listing out what exactly they like about him, down to the very last organ. But when push comes to shove, will they choose their hilarious friendship over a shot at love? Get ready for a rip-roaring romcom about the friendship behind what is fair in love and war! (Source: Kodansha USA)
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Chikyuno Osakana PonchanOriginal Creator
Sou ToyamaDirector 
Aya SatsukiScriptAya SatsukiSeries Composition
Nami HayashiCharacter Design
Daisuke SuzukiArt DirectorKatsuhisa TakiguchiArt Design
Haruko NoboriColor Design
Tsuyoshi ShimuraDirector of Photography
Shuuji MatsumotoEditing
Toshiki KameyamaSound Director
Tomoki KikuyaMusic
Hayato MomoseJin Ogasawara
Satsuki MuraokaAyasa Itou
Seira TashiroFuuka Izumi
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The modern rom-com is really only a single formula applied to slightly differing premises. Two people are important to each other somehow, and make each other’s lives better. And while that is all well and good, there was always a dearth in the space of a show that was willing to go further. A show…
Read full review on AniList →I absolutely loved Kirio's Fan Club. I went into this anime expecting something funny and weird, and it definitely delivered on that front, but I was surprised by how much emotional depth it had underneath all the comedy. I have so much to say about why I enjoyed it, but honestly, it's one of those…
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