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No confirmed platforms for The Flowers of Hard Blood right now. Search Crunchyroll, Netflix, and Amazon Prime below to check your region. The show is 22 episodes (~9h watch time).
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About The Flowers of Hard Blood
Defying the odds, middle school student Shion Yasuoka is becoming a rising star of the professional shogi world. Despite losing her family at a young age and being unable to speak due to the trauma, in her loving adoptive family and at the shogi association, she has found the necessary emotional support to move on with her life and very demanding career. Her talent attracts the attention of Satoru Hani, a successful businessman and brother of the current "Meijin"—the title given to the...
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Where can I watch The Flowers of Hard Blood legally?
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Is The Flowers of Hard Blood on Netflix or Crunchyroll?
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Is The Flowers of Hard Blood available with an English dub?
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