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<i>Due to a promise
exchanged by their parents,</i>

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<i>the witch Nico and the ogre Morihito
had to suddenly begin living together.</i>

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<i>The high school life she was
looking forward to has been enriching,</i>

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<i>and as her feelings toward
Morihito grow to an explosive level,</i>

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<i>the tengu Kanshi, the werewolf Keigo,</i>

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<i>and the vampire Miharu,
begin living with them.</i>

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<i>Thanks to their rich
and varied personalities,</i>

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<i>the witch and her familiars' daily lives
continue to become livelier than ever.</i>

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DAYS UNTIL THE ASUNARO FESTIVAL
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The Asunaro Festival is coming up, huh?

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Yeah, I can't wait.

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I've been talking with Kara and the others
about what we'll do.

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Oh, for your class's presentation
for the festival?

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That's right. We're thinking of something
like a café, a band, or an idol dance.

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Those all sound great.

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Morihito? What's up?

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Tomorrow, I will...

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Tomorrow! I will finally wash them!

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But you're always washing.

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What proclamation is this?

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Plus, we're supposed
to be doing our own laundry.

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It's this denim!

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As of today, I've been wearing them
for one full year.

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What I'm saying is that I'll be doing
a second wash for these LVC 1947 501 jeans.

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I have no idea what you're saying.

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A second wash is exactly what it sounds like.

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It means I'll wash them
for the second time.

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<b>MOI'S DENIM DEVOTION</b>

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What? Are you saying that
you've only washed these jeans once?

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I thought you were a hygienic person,
but that's pretty gross.

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When did you first wash them?

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They're raw denim, so the first wash

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was done after I bought them
to wash off the clothing starch.

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Raw? Clothing starch?

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Raw denim is denim
that hasn't been pre-washed.

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You wash them through some water once
so they can shrink,

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otherwise the wrinkle lines
won't conform to your body.

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Then, you continue to wear them
without washing them for a while.

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The soonest is three months.

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Those with stronger will
may even go for over a year

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without washing them,
and wear their jeans until they wear out!

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They aim for the ogre whiskers!

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I have no idea what you're saying.

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Don't worry about it, Keigo.
Don't try to step in any further.

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When Morihito talks about the things he likes,
he turns into a different person.

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Blah, blah, blah.

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If you ask about it,
he'll explain it forever.

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I see. I should stop then.

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Oh wow, that sounds interesting.
Can you teach me more about denim?

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<i>You fool!</i>

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What? Miharu, you want to know more?

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Hmm, all right, understood.
I shall teach you.

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Oh, I remembered
I had to do something.

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- Me, too.
- Me, too!

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This is a good opportunity,
so you should listen, too.

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What opportunity?

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When it comes to denim,
I want to explain this in a way

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where even you light blue hues
can easily understand it.

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I'm a wearer-type.

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That means I train my denim so that it forms
into the texture and appearance that I like.

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That's right, you can train denim.

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As you wear denim,

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wrinkles will form, and the color starts
to fade as the material wears out.

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These wrinkles are called whiskers.

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When the whiskers settle in,
then they start forming white lines.

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The concaved part becomes a deeper indigo color,
while the convexed part loses its color.

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Fading on the waist and crotch
of the pants are also called whiskers.

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Fading behind the knees
are called honeycombs,

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and these two points greatly show
the value of the fading.

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That's what the denim lovers look at.

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"The color stayed on quite well, but
those are some amazing ogre whiskers!"

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"Oh no, your honeycombs there
are looking pretty sharp."

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"This puckering is way too good."
And etcetera.

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Kanshi, I don't wear denim at all,
so this is catastrophically boring.

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You're the one who provoked him!

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So, um, excuse me, Teacher.

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What is it, Miharu?

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There are jeans being sold
with white wrinkles already on them.

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Instead of training the jeans,
can't you just buy those?

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Yes, that's a very good question.

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Of course, besides raw denim, there are
jeans being sold with manufactured aging.

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RAW = NEW, UNWASHED DENIM
THAT'S STILL STARCHED

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RAW = NEW, UNWASHED DENIM
THAT'S STILL STARCHED

PRE-WASHED = DENIM THAT'S
PROCESSED TO LOOK WORN

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They're popular because they have
that soft texture when you purchase them.

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Why do I feel like
his personality is changing?

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But are those whiskers and fading

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the result of someone wearing them
for several years?

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What? I wouldn't know.

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That's right. They're not.

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STONE WASH = METHOD OF WASHING
DENIM WITH A PUMICE STONE

ACID WASH = METHOD OF WASHING
DENIM WITH BLEACH TO MAKE IT FADE

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They go through stone wash
or acid wash at the factory,

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so the aging is artificial.

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Would you be satisfied with that?

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What?

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And that's nothing to look down on.

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However, that's us fitting ourselves
to the denim.

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When it comes to denim,
it should be "shrink to fit."

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The real joy comes from having the denim
fit and adjust to your body.

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B-But, Teacher!

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If you purchase one secondhand,
then the wrinkles wouldn't be artificial!

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Yes, Kanshi. That's a very good point.

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I do love secondhand denim as well.

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However, you're just...

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wearing someone else's life, right?

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Damn it, stop that please!

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But wait, now I'm starting to get
this frustrated feeling...

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Get it together!
You're falling under his spell!

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Keigo.

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Look at this spot here on my jeans.

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This is from that time
when I fought with Wolf.

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The whiskers and scars from denim
are deeply personal.

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That person's body figure
and their lifestyle...

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And a unique design that's born
from a person's memories.

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Their life is materialized in their jeans!

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So don't you think...

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Don't you think that you'd like to train your
own jeans at least once in your lifetime?

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T-Teacher!

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Now I really want my own jeans!

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Me, too!

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I wanna wear it until I'm worn out!

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Well this just got
a whole lot more interesting!

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Oh my goodness.

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<i>And then, the laundry was completed!</i>

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The whiskers are there,
but they haven't really faded.

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Even though you wore it for a year?

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But now, the whiskers
have been set in place,

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so new ones shouldn't be forming.

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From here, you can wash them normally,
and then spend years fading it.

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GOING A LONG TIME BETWEEN WASHES
ACCELERATES DEGRADATION, SO IT ISN'T RECOMMENDED.

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As always, I have no idea
what you're talking about,

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but the denim road sure seems tough.

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How do you make it fade faster?

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If you're fine with all the denim fading,
then you just wash them more often.

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If you want to deepen the colors
of the whiskers,

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you just have to wear them every day.

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Fabric loses its color by repeatedly
scraping and folding it.

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If you flex and stretch a lot,
then fading will happen faster.

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If that's the case,
I have a good spell for that.

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Doppelganger!

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That's the spell from our Ouroboros game.

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Yep! This time, we'll have
Copy Moi wear these jeans,

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and have him do squats forever.

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What?

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Was he born just for the sake of doing
squats so my denim can fade faster?

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No way! This is way too harsh.

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We're not a sports club
from the Showa Era!

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The copy doesn't have a personality and can't
feel pain, so he wouldn't think it's harsh.

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Is your sense of ethics all bugged out?

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Nah. The copy can't carry out
any complicated orders,

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but if it's repeated movements, then it'll
definitely throw itself into it with fervor.

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I thought it didn't have a personality.

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Copy Moi, please go
at your own pace, okay?

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Take a break when you get tired.

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If you tell it to do so,
it'll take breaks when it needs to,

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and then get back at it when it's ready.

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<i>However...</i>

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<i>Since Copy Morihito's stamina
is the same as Morihito's,</i>

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<i>it didn't know what tiredness was.</i>

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I'm so sorry, Moi!
It's because I went too far again...

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No, it's fine.

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A rip in your jeans
is like a medal of honor.

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I'll sew it up and get it fixed.
That should become a good memory.

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I'm not worried about it.

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Even though they're a dark blue color, a rip of
that size is going to make it look unbalanced.

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Having a terrible looking repair scar
could be another amusement...

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He's totally bummed about it, huh?

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Can you fix it with Witch Recovery?

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I can, but...

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This is a 501XX late model,
and they're expensive, too.

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Moi's put a lot of effort into them,
which means the value is explosively high.

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I wouldn't have anything
to use as an exchange.

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I see, so the better it's been
taken care of, the harder it is to fix.

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Well, can you perhaps fix this one?

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My father sent me these jeans
and asked me to give them to Morihito.

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But they're pretty damaged,

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so perhaps we can fix them
and give them to him as a present.

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Yeah, something like this can be fixed
if I offer one of my dresses.

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I don't think it'll atone for my mistake, though.

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Witch Recovery!

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And so...

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we were able to repair this denim,
so I hope you can accept it.

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Moi?

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This costs around one million yen.

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What?!

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A million? No way!

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They're just secondhand pants!

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The leather patch, side tag,
and yellow stitching.

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These are definitely a Levi's 501XX 1947 model,
and a real vintage.

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They're a great size, the leather patch
is in good shape, and there's no fatal rips.

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It's a popular model that's rare
to find in this condition.

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It has that much value to it.

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I see! Father knew the value of it,
and wanted to gift it to you as thanks.

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Nico's spell worked because
she didn't know the value of it.

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Morihito! Wouldn't it be better
just to sell that? It's a million yen!

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Think about all the jeans you can buy!

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No...

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I'll wear it. Thank you, Miharu and Nico.

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No way! You idiot,
you need to think this over!

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You can just wear anything for pants!

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No, I'm gonna wear it!

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I'll never get another chance
to wear a pair of 501s like this again!

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Um, my father
put those whiskers on there, though.

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That doesn't matter at all!

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<i>Morihito Otogi.</i>

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<i>In addition to the 501XX late model,</i>

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<i>he has acquired an original vintage
worth around one million yen.</i>

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WHO'S NUMBER ONE FOR
THE CELEBRITY YOU WANT TO DATE THE MOST?

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<i>Okay, which of these celebrities
do you want to date the most?</i>

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<i>We'll find out
after this commercial break.</i>

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<b>DATE WITH THE GUIDE</b>

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By the way, have you guys
taken any girls out on dates?

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<i>I can only hear the sound of them
breathing through their teeth!</i>

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And then it was hell for about
twenty minutes after that.

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<i>It turned into a debate
over who could plan the best date,</i>

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<i>and everyone claimed themselves
as the best.</i>

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<i>They couldn't agree on who was correct,</i>

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<i>and it was a pointless argument
that was so cringy to listen to.</i>

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<i>Towards the end, they just named off
the date spots that they knew.</i>

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- Ghibli Museum.
- Meguro Parasitological Museum.

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<i>Yes, it was painful to listen to.</i>

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Hey man, how can you be
so sure of yourself?

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It's because I have confidence!
My logic is correct!

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You actually said it!

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But there's no way to prove that!

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<i>What kind of fight has this turned into?</i>

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I can prove it.

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I just have to take a girl out on a date
that I planned and get her to have a fun time.

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And so, Nico,
we're going on a date tomorrow!

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What?

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<i>Well, this has definitely
taken a strange turn.</i>

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<i>But I can't wait.
I wonder where he'll take me?</i>

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<i>A theme park? A picnic?</i>

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<i>It's Moi we're talking about here,
so he'll probably think of some surprises.</i>

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<i>What if he's like,
"Here, I got you these flowers."</i>

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Thanks for waiting.

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Oh, yes!

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First, I have something to give you.

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<i>Wait, what? Will my imagination
turn into reality?</i>

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<i>No, no, I won't get fooled here.</i>

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<i>Instead of flowers, Moi would probably give me
something like a souvenir box of sweets.</i>

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- It's an itinerary.
- Dang it, that was really unexpected.

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What? An itinerary? For a date?

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I stayed up until 3 a.m. to complete it.

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But do you really need one for a date?

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It lists everything
that we'll be doing on this date.

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There goes the element of surprise.

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Oh, wow! You even wrote down
what time the train will arrive.

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Yeah, so we should get going.

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If we don't hurry,
we'll miss our lunch reservation.

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You made a reservation for lunch?

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Thankfully, we made it in time.

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Can we have the menu?

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I-It's really tough to keep up
with a running ogre.

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My stamina is on the lower side
even among normal girls.

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This lunch date
has turned into a sports club outing.

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Oh, I'll have a gratin.

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That will take a little more time than usual,
but is that okay?

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Yes.

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That might make us late to the next thing,
so can you order something else?

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You're kidding, right?

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Oh, come on,
we don't have to rush that much.

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The movie time is already locked in,
so we can't take our time.

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Because of the itinerary,
this date feels more like a field trip.

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<i>Also there are lots of things
scheduled here.</i>

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<i>Moi seems to be thinking
that a good date requires</i>

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<i>packing in the schedule as much as possible
so the person doesn't get bored.</i>

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<i>His confidence and earnestness
took a wrong turn somewhere</i>

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<i>and ended up
with this schedule from hell.</i>

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<i>On top of that, there are little suggestions
and trivia points dotted all over the itinerary.</i>

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<i>No wonder this took
until 3 a.m. in the morning.</i>

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The pasta was really delicious.

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You can order anything at that
restaurant and it'll be delicious.

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I've always wanted to take you there.

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If you liked it,
then it's all according to plan.

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<i>And he suddenly says things like this.</i>

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What kind of movie are we watching?

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It's called, "Battleship Potemkin."

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What? Um, pumpkins?

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<b>BATTLESHIP POTEMKIN</b>

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<i>I wonder if it's like
a cute battleship anime?</i>

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It's a 1925 Russian black-and-white film
that's been remastered.

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Any film buff would know this masterpiece.

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It's a propaganda movie, but it had
a huge effect on the movie industry.

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Um, I'd like to watch
something more simple.

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I already reserved the tickets,
so I can't change the movie.

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Th-The story was pretty rough, huh?

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Sorry for picking this movie.

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It was a masterpiece,
so I wanted you to see it.

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Yeah, it was definitely a good movie.

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I would've never watched it on my own,
but I'm happy you showed me a new world.

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That's great to hear.
All according to plan...

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<i>Moi is really particular about things
and craves authenticity.</i>

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<i>He really wants other people
to know about the things he enjoys.</i>

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<i>He's really intelligent
and loves researching things,</i>

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<i>so he has confidence in his decisions.</i>

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<i>But that overconfidence got criticized,
and this is the result.</i>

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<i>I know he's a kind person at heart, though.</i>

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Next up is a café.
I've made a reservation.

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Again with the reservations!

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The plan must be perfect.

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Let's hurry. We're four minutes
behind schedule.

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<i>But it's a café!</i>

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<i>We can sit next to each other, side by side,
in a stylish café and chat.</i>

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<i>I can't drink coffee, so maybe
a caramel macchiato for me?</i>

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<i>We'll order two slices of cake
and share them with each other.</i>

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<i>Here, say "ahh."</i>

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<i>Oh, gosh, dates are the best!</i>

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<i>Wait, this is a genuine coffee house!</i>

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<i>The kind where the roasted coffee smell
is wafting in the air.</i>

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<i>Where a mustached barista
will offer you their specialty.</i>

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<i>Where you can really savor
the flavor of coffee!</i>

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<i>This is technically a date, but it's not
an atmosphere where we can chat.</i>

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<i>And Moi's not talking at all.</i>

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<i>He's closing his eyes, too.</i>

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<i>He's savoring the flavor of the coffee.</i>

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<i>I'm also wondering
what he's whispering to the barista.</i>

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<i>He's such a regular here.</i>

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So he said,
"Today, we're gonna kill-a-manjaro."

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And I said,
"Hey, don't get too steeped."

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<i>What now?</i>

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<i>He's laughing.</i>

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Your coffee puns are on point today, too.

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<i>What puns? I don't get it at all.</i>

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<i>That's bitter.</i>

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A cappuccino was too bitter for you, huh?
Want to drink a normal coffee?

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Today's Mandheling coffee
is off the charts.

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<i>I don't know what that is,
but I can't drink coffee.</i>

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Feeling Blues in the Mountain, huh?

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<i>Was that another pun?</i>

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<i>I guess it was,
even though I didn't get it.</i>

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<i>Well, Moi's cute, so it's fine.</i>

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We really enjoyed that
coffee house, huh? What's next?

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We'll take a train and a bus
to Ishimori City Museum.

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We'll check out the Jomon Era's exhibit,

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and then go to the planetarium
to look at the stars.

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We still got lots to do, huh?

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But I'm really excited for the planetarium.

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Huh? Moi, are you okay?
You're staggering.

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It's nothing. I was up late creating
the itinerary, so I didn't get much sleep.

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So...

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Looks like we overslept.

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Where the hell are we?

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It's the last stop.

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I'm sorry, when I saw you sleeping,
it made me feel sleepy, too.

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Look at the time!
We're past the time for the planetarium!

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Let's hurry and go back!
I have a reservation for a restaurant.

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Hey, Moi.

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Thank you for today,
but I think I've had my fill.

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I'm sorry. Today was probably
boring for you, huh?

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No, that's not true.

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The guys were right.

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I'm overconfident,
and I push my opinions onto others.

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Even though I make mistakes, too.
I'm still so inexperienced.

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I really did enjoy the movie and café.

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I was happy that you tried your hardest
to show me the things that you like.

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Confidence comes from effort, and maybe
you like that part about yourself.

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And I think that's a good thing.

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Well, I'm grateful that you...

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Oh shoot, I have to cancel the restaurant
reservation. Sorry, one second.

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Then, I guess today's dinner is...

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Delicious. I didn't know convenience
store food could be this good.

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Since you like your own cooking,
you don't really eat anything else, huh?

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This is kinda nice.

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Even though we got off track
from the schedule...

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That's not true.

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Just as you planned...

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Yeah, you're right.

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An all natural planetarium.

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Oh, a shooting star!

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Aww, it's already gone.
I wasn't able to make a wish.

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What were you going to wish for?

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"I hope to become a wonderful witch
who can help people!"

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I see.

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Yeah!

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DAYS UNTIL THE ASUNARO FESTIVAL
10

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Then, if there are no other comments,
for the Asunaro Festival...

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CAFE

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our class will be doing a café!

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What is it, Morihito?

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I feel like doing a normal café
would be too bland.

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I think we should select a theme
and give this café a concept.

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Moi loves cafés,
so he's being assertive about it.

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Um, I've actually been making music,
so if it's possible, can we play it

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as background music in the café?

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Oh, then I can try to make
the outfits for it.

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This is great, keep that discussion coming.

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So god damn noisy.

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Just let the tryhards do their thing.

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What's up, Kujo?

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Festivals are for extroverts.

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They're already planning everything
on their own.

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Yeah, that's right.

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We don't have any obligation
to match their energy.

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It's hard to assign roles
where everyone feels rewarded.

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If only we could do something about that.

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A themed café where the people
working would have fun...

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We have Nico!

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Huh?

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With Nico's magic, let's make a themed café
where people with no special skills

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can participate and have fun
with the staff and customers.

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L-Like what?

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No ideas?

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In the end,
we couldn't come up with any ideas.

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We'll just have to think of something
by our next meeting.

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Wakatsuki!

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I'm Sugiura, and I'm part of the festival
production committee.

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I'm Hajime.

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Can we talk to you for a second?

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On the second day of the Asunaro Festival,

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we'll be holding a "closing ceremony" at the end,
and I wanted to make it grand.

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Sugiura wanted to do it,
so I drafted a performance plan.

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A closing ceremony?

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And so...

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I was wondering if you could help us out!

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What? You want me to...

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With your magic, I think we can turn this
into a wonderful ceremony!

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Please? Will you help us out?

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"I hope to become a wonderful witch
who can help people!"

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Sure! I'll try to think of different ideas.

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ON THE SECOND DAY OF THE ASUNARO FESTIVAL

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MAGIC WILL BE USED

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ON THE SECOND DAY OF THE ASUNARO FESTIVAL
MAGIC WILL BE USED TO COMMIT A CRIME.

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That was a fun date, huh?

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Anyway, Nico, are you gonna be okay
helping the festival production committee?

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It'll be fine. The time has come
for me to shine with my magic.

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I have a terrible feeling...

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<i>And something terrible did happen!</i>

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NEXT EPISODE

FRESHMAN WITCH
AND HER FAMILIARS

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Next week!
The last episode of WITCH WATCH!
