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Amane lives alone in an apartment, and the most beautiful girl in school, Mahiru, lives just next door. They've almost never spoken—until the day he sees her in distress on a rainy day and lends her his umbrella. To return the favour, she offers him help around the house, and a relationship slowly begins to blossom as the distance between them closes…
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This is a medicine for the heart. The story develops gracefully at a slow pace and stays focused on the two main characters. The writing and voice-acting are wholesome, mildly sweet, and soothing. There's light touches of comedy, tension, and sadness that help to add color and balance. I'd prescribe no more than 1-2 episodes each evening, right before bed, for a peaceful sleep. And I recommend watching episodes 11 & 12 together. _"Angel" is truly amazing, for reasons only Amane knows._
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