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If Her Flag Breaks is streaming on Crunchyroll. 13 episodes (~5h total watch time). Availability may vary by region.
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About If Her Flag Breaks
In visual novels, an imaginary flag is defined as an event that serves as a turning point for the whole story. A player triggering the romance flag for a heroine will proceed to her route, or a death flag will signify that a certain character will die afterwards. High school student Souta Hatate can see these flags above a person's head, and has the ability to bring them down to stop certain events from happening. Using this power, he has prevented other people's deaths. But, after a past...
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