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About Zetsubou Funsai Shoujo ∞ Amida
The story takes place in the present day - people who have lost their ego due to the rise of negative emotions, known as "Despair People,' have been rampant in society. Based on negative feelings, their minds are parasitized by monsters, and frequently causing social problems through the host who lost their egos. Amida, a high school girl, is appointed as a hero by the mysterious alien Infinity X. She has gained the ability to enter the human's inner world and defeat the monsters using her...
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