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himself in a similar situation to Kou's, with his pants stolen and placed at the top of the bridge. He runs into Nino, who tells him all about how Kou has changed for the better. Kou eventually calls Seki's phone, which is in his trousers that he refuses to take back from Nino. As Seki leaves and Nino answers the phone, she hears Kou's words of staying with her forever.
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Although Sister puts up a valiant defense against Maria's physical attacks, her insults help her win. Although her royal decree turns out to be to make the residents make clothes for her sheered sheep, she forces Kou, Hoshi, Sister and Last Samurai to be sheepdogs. Afterwards, the residents send
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352:San Burijji
98:Silver Link
1640:References
1542:2010-12-26
1494:2010-12-19
1446:2010-12-12
1396:2010-12-05
1348:2010-11-28
1300:2010-11-21
1252:2010-11-14
1204:2010-11-07
1156:2010-10-31
1104:2010-10-24
1054:2010-10-17
1006:2010-10-10
998:Chiaki Kon
954:2010-10-03
874:2010-06-28
824:2010-06-21
776:2010-06-14
724:2010-06-07
700:Jū Burijji
676:2010-05-30
645:"9 Bridge"
626:2010-05-23
595:"8 Bridge"
576:2010-05-16
547:"7 Bridge"
528:2010-05-09
497:"6 Bridge"
478:2010-05-02
454:Go Burijji
449:"5 Bridge"
430:2010-04-25
395:"4 Bridge"
376:2010-04-18
347:"3 Bridge"
328:2010-04-11
304:Ni Burijji
299:"2 Bridge"
280:2010-04-04
247:"1 Bridge"
105:ヴィーナスとジーザス
1770:April 12,
1691:April 12,
1666:April 12,
1599:協力プロダクション
1577:アニメーション協力
1527:13 ブリッジ*2
1479:12 ブリッジ*2
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189:Akai Kōto
176:Magic Bus
168:White Fox
140:Suneohair
82:Deko Akao
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