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Alice to Zouroku
The fantasy story begins with a group of young girls who hold a power named "Alice's Dream," which allows them to make their imaginations come true. These girls have been locked up and treated as research subjects. Sana, one of these girls whose specific power includes the ability ignore the laws of physics and physically manifest anything she can imagine, has escaped. Afterwards, she meets an old man named Zouroku, who dislikes disruptions in his everyday life. (Source: Anime News Network) Note: The first episode aired with a runtime of ~44 minutes as opposed to the standard 25 minute long episode.
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# This show is nothing short of breathtaking (If you don't feel like reading the whole review and just want a summarized version of my thoughts skip to the bottom. I will have a summary of my thoughts there.) Alice to Zouroku is a story about a group of magical girls who are being saute-after for…
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