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In Another World With My Smartphone is streaming on Crunchyroll, Netflix. 12 episodes (~5h total watch time). Availability may vary by region.
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About In Another World With My Smartphone
In a thoughtless blunder, God accidentally strikes down Touya Mochizuki with a stray bolt of lightning! As an apology, God offers him one wish and the chance to live again in a magical fantasy world. Touya happily accepts the offer and, for his one wish, asks only to keep his smartphone with him as he begins his journey into this mysterious world. Starting over in this new world, Touya finds it is filled with magic—which he has an affinity for—and cute girls vying for his attention. These...
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