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Summer break has started and Tohru and the crew have some fun at the department store; Uotani meets someone who reminds her of Tohru.
Summer break has started and Tohru and the crew have some fun at the department store; Uotani meets someone who reminds her of Tohru.
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S2, EP3 "Shall We Go and Get You Changed?"Ayame visits Shigure; Yuki and Tohru drop into Ayame's shop.
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S2, EP4 "I Got Dumped..."The students in class 2-D plan for their upcoming school trip; Hatsuharu goes on a rampage.
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S2, EP5 "Wait for Me, Tororo Soba!"Summer break has started and Tohru and the crew have some fun at the department store; Uotani meets someone who reminds her of Tohru.
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S2, EP6 "Are You Really This Stupid?"Momiji convinces Tohru to join the Somas at their vacation house by the ocean for some fun in the sun.
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