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Bye Bye, Earth is streaming on Crunchyroll. 10 episodes (~4h total watch time). Availability may vary by region.
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About Bye Bye, Earth
In a society of people with animal characteristics, Belle Lablac stands out as the only person with no animal features at all. Curious of her origins, Belle leaves her hometown and heads to the city of Schubertland to be awarded the status of Nomad by Schubertland's ruler, King Rawhide. Through the journey, she is trained by the legendary swordsman Sian Lablac. Unfortunately for Belle, through a complication, she is unable to hurt others with her legendary sword Runding. The only choice to...
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