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Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian

KADOKAWA, Doga Kobo, SEGA, Doga Kobo · 2024 · Anime

12 episodes · Comedy, Romance, Slice of Life

In 11 Achriom libraries · rated 4 of 5

This series presents a charming combination of comedy and romance in a high school setting, focusing on the unique dynamic between a seemingly aloof transfer student and her unsuspecting classmate.

LightheartedCurrentNavigating Unspoken FeelingsCultural Misunderstandings in RomanceThe Contrast Between Appearance and RealityHigh School Social DynamicsThe Power of Language in Relationships

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