Replica Datte, Koi wo Suru.

Nao acts as Sunao's school substitute while Shuya joins the literature club

The replica Nao assumes Sunao's identity to attend school on his behalf. This arrangement occurs because the basketball star Shuya has decided to join the literature club instead. Consequently, Nao must navigate the school environment while impersonating Sunao. The situation arises from Shuya's choice to participate in the literature club activities. Nao's role as a substitute allows Sunao to remain absent while Shuya engages in the club. The narrative focuses on Nao's actions during this period of substitution. The source material confirms these events without additional context. The dynamic between the characters shifts due to Shuya's new club membership. Nao's presence at school is a direct result of this change.

Shuya Invites Nao to Skip School After Field Trip

Following a recent field trip, Shuya extends an invitation to Nao to skip school for the first time in her life. This marks a significant departure from her usual routine, as she has never previously engaged in truancy. The narrative focuses on this specific instance of rebellion against academic obligations, highlighting the unique nature of the request and the potential implications for Nao's character development within the context of their shared experiences.

The replica experiences confusion regarding its identity and purpose

A Replica Cries

A Replica Dreams

A Replica is Shaken

A Replica Searches

A Replica Is Messed Up