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Now that was a surprise standout sequence if I've ever seen one. This small SHAFT-like/Monogatari-esque exposition scene in Uma Musume Cinderella Gray #19 caught me off guard. Very unique creative direction here alongside some kagenashi touches just to underscore the severity.

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