The Summer Hikaru Died: Season 1 Episode 4 – Recap and Review
The origin of Hikaru’s body snatcher is developed, alongside the day Hikaru died.
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The origin of Hikaru’s body snatcher is developed, alongside the day Hikaru died.
As Ryo gets to experience his first dungeon, he also finds himself facing off with a foe who truly presents a challenge to him and is likely to become his main rival.
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As Reg starts an investigation, Alicia grows impatient for answers, Ezekiel talks a bit too much on Papa’s Pulpit, and Jada has a living funeral.
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