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About Ajin ga Osuki nan desu ne
In the near future, humans and animals live in harmony. The result is the emergence of half-humans who live like normal people, but with their own characteristics. Episode 1: The decent and clean goat Maya periodically shaves her fur on the lower part of her body, which she is very embarrassed about, because many people would dislike it. One day, right while shaving, her owner Christophe catches her. The girl has already managed to get upset, but in vain. What is natural is wonderful. And the...
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