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The Girl in Twilight
あかねさす少女1 Season
A group of girls living in a small city gather to enact a ritual.
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A group of girls living in a small city gather to enact a ritual. They are the “Crystal Radio Research Society”. The sweet and cheery Asuka Tsuchimiya brought this group together with her friends from school. The ritual was merely an urban legend, but events coalesce and what started as play becomes much more...
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The Girl in Twilight is an anime series from 2018. Its original run is complete. The catalogue records 12 episodes. This Kaidomi hub connects 1 credited creator, 6 characters and 12 listed episodes.
Full synopsis
A group of girls living in a small city gather to enact a ritual. They are the “Crystal Radio Research Society”. The sweet and cheery Asuka Tsuchimiya brought this group together with her friends from school. The ritual was merely an urban legend, but events coalesce and what started as play becomes much more...
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- Score
- 6.0 / 10
- Episodes
- 12
- Status
- Finished Airing
- Members
- 13,523
- Airing
- 1 Oct 2018 → 17 Dec 2018
Full synopsis
A group of girls living in a small city gather to enact a ritual. They are the “Crystal Radio Research Society”. The sweet and cheery Asuka Tsuchimiya brought this group together with her friends from school. The ritual was merely an urban legend, but events coalesce and what started as play becomes much more...
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