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Aikatsu Season 1 Episode 5

Aikatsu: The series revolves around a girl named Ichigo Hoshimiya who, along with her best friend Aoi Kiriya, enrolls in the Starlight Academy for budding idols. These idols utilise the Aikatsu system, in which idols select clothes to wear for their auditions using combinations of cards.

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