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Keita Amano recibe una invitación de Karen Tendou para unirse al club de juegos escolar

Gaming enthusiast Keita Amano is invited by the cutest girl at school, Karen Tendou, to join the game club. The people in the club seem cool, but... (Source: Crunchyroll)

Keita enfrenta críticas por rechazar a Karen mientras Tasuku permanece independiente

Keita takes flak for rejecting Karen's invitation to the game club. For a moment, it looks like Keita had made the entire class his enemy, but Tasuku doesn't seem to want to board that bandwagon. (Source: Crunchyroll)

Tasuku intenta presentar a Chiaki Hoshinomori a Keita como una amiga jugadora.

Tasuku tries to set Keita up to be friends with Chiaki, another gamer. They hit it off, leading to great misery for Tendou Karen. (Source: Crunchyroll)

Interludio con Karen Tendou y sus días de racha baja

Tendou Karen has been out-of-it ever since Chiaki and Keita have become friends. She runs into Keita in town, and so they go on a "walk" together. (Source: Crunchyroll)

Tasuku descubre sorprendentes vínculos entre Chiaki y Keita mientras enfrentan diferencias irreconciliables

Tasuku pieces together the surprising connections between Chiaki and Keita. Chiaki and Keita, meanwhile, not even aware that they'd had those connections, discover that they have some seemingly irreconcilable differences. (Source: Crunchyroll)

Aguri y Tasuku ayudan a Keita a perseguir a Karen tras un malentendido

Aguri and Keita discover Chiaki and Tasuku on what appears to be a date. Aguri is devastated, but both she and Tasuku decide independently to help Keita move things along with Karen. (Source: Crunchyroll)

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