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Potemayo, New Zero no Tsukaima Anime in the Works
posted on 2006-12-21 13:48 EST by Jonathan Mays
The tenth Zero no Tsukaima novel includes a note that there will be a second Zero no Tsukaima series. Also, Haruka Ogataya's Potemayo manga will be adapted into an anime series, according to Comic High! Magazine. Source: Anime Nation
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