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Shiki Koshiyama just wanted to get through his first year at Buzo High unnoticed. He likes books, quiet corners, and absolutely nothing that involves a crowd watching him. Then a classmate named Mari Fukami drags him into a quiz club run by an upperclassman, and his plan for a peaceful school life falls apart. Here is the part that gets weird. At a qualifying tournament, Mari slams the buzzer before the question has even been read to the end. The room goes silent. She says waiting until you know the answer is already too late, and that half a second is all she needs to tell who is going to win and who is going to lose. Shiki cannot look away. Now he is stuck between his own fear of the spotlight and a game where speed decides everything. Mari keeps pulling him deeper, the club keeps throwing him into matches, and every round shows him how much he still does not understand. Can a guy who hates being watched learn to hit the button first?
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Nana Maru San Batsu
TV Series · 2017 · ★ 6,7
Shiki Koshiyama just wanted to get through his first year at Buzo High unnoticed. He likes books, quiet corners, and absolutely nothing that involves a crowd watching him. Then a classmate named Mari Fukami drags him into a quiz club run by an upperclassman, and his plan for a peaceful school life falls apart.
Here is the part that gets weird. At a qualifying tournament, Mari slams the buzzer before the question has even been read to the end. The room goes silent. She says waiting until you know the answer is already too late, and that half a second is all she needs to tell who is going to win and who is going to lose. Shiki cannot look away.
Now he is stuck between his own fear of the spotlight and a game where speed decides everything. Mari keeps pulling him deeper, the club keeps throwing him into matches, and every round shows him how much he still does not understand. Can a guy who hates being watched learn to hit the button first?