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About Seikou!: Osananajimi wa Terekusasou ni Uso wo Tsuku
Anime adaptation of the original project by a PC adult game developer, SPEED. The storyline revolves around a princess that has returned after 3 years, and a hero that is given the burden to protect the girls (both the princess and the younger sister).
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