TV Series悪夢ちゃん
2012 · Nippon TV · Ended · 55 min
A somewhat strange girl named Koto Yuiko (Kimura Manatsu) transfers to the class taught by Mutoi Ayami (Kitagawa Keiko). Koto Yuiko has the special ability to make her dreams come true, but the outcome is usually a disaster. Mutoi Ayami doesn't want to become involved, but it soon affects her...
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Fuuka Haruna
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