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Miyako tries to get Hiori and Ruka to cooperate with each other; Momo tries to face her past.
Miyako tries to get Hiori and Ruka to cooperate with each other; Momo tries to face her past.
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Blue Reflection Ray
S1, EP3 "Hiding Your True Feelings"Hiori and Ruka fight the two Reflectors that are trying to steal Miyako's Fragment.
Blue Reflection Ray
S1, EP4 "Asking for the Impossible"Miyako tries to get Hiori and Ruka to cooperate with each other; Momo tries to face her past.
Blue Reflection Ray
S1, EP5 "I Can't See Anything"The girls try to track down someone named Princess Yuki who runs a chat room claiming she can make someone's pain and suffering go away.
Blue Reflection Ray
S1, EP6 "The Girl With Briars Surrounding Her Heart"Niina decides to give her all to Mio; Momo and the other girls get more clues concerning a girl named Kana.
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