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New episode on Thursday at 18:30
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Kurumi was still in middle school when her mother lost twenty million yen on the foreign exchange market and killed herself. Standing in the aftermath, the girl made a quiet promise: she would win that money back. Easy. She said it like it was nothing. Years pass. Now she is a university student, and the day finally comes when she opens her first real trading account. What she does not know is how fast this world flips. One moment the chart climbs and everything feels like paradise. The next, the numbers crash and it is pure hell. Along the way she runs into three other women who trade: Yasuko Takane, Mochiko Kogane, and Mebuki Yamashi. Loud, strange, and absolutely serious about the market, they pull Kurumi deeper into a game where every tick of the chart hits like a punch to the chest. The show walks you through trading jargon by letting the graph rise and fall, and the tension gets hotter with each new player who sits down at the table. Can Kurumi and her friends actually survive a world of dizzying spikes and losses that are still sitting there, unrealized, waiting?
New episode on Thursday at 18:30
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FX Senshi Kurumi-chan
TV Series · 2026 · ★ 7,3
Kurumi was still in middle school when her mother lost twenty million yen on the foreign exchange market and killed herself. Standing in the aftermath, the girl made a quiet promise: she would win that money back. Easy. She said it like it was nothing.
Years pass. Now she is a university student, and the day finally comes when she opens her first real trading account. What she does not know is how fast this world flips. One moment the chart climbs and everything feels like paradise. The next, the numbers crash and it is pure hell. Along the way she runs into three other women who trade: Yasuko Takane, Mochiko Kogane, and Mebuki Yamashi. Loud, strange, and absolutely serious about the market, they pull Kurumi deeper into a game where every tick of the chart hits like a punch to the chest.
The show walks you through trading jargon by letting the graph rise and fall, and the tension gets hotter with each new player who sits down at the table. Can Kurumi and her friends actually survive a world of dizzying spikes and losses that are still sitting there, unrealized, waiting?