Koi no Yamai to Yarou-gumi
Koi no Yamai to Yarou-gumi

Koi no Yamai to Yarou-gumi

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2019•30 min/ep•Comedy
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The main characters of this story are eight high school boys who are in the so-called "Yarogumi", the only class which has only boys. Of course, there is no opportunity to interact with girls and the group has lost the ability to talk to them so, in order to get a girlfriend, the eight work hard to overcome their "illness", even though they always end up failing.
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