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Miru Tights

Miru Tights

6.3 / 1020191 Seasons

Synopsis

Inspired by mangaka Yomu’s fascination with women’s legwear presented in his art book “Yomu Tights”, “Miru Tights” takes us into a world of sheer tights and beautiful women’s legs. The bright Homi Moemi, the serious and ambitious Ren Aikawa, and the cheerful, albeit somewhat naïve Yua Nakabeni have been friends for a long time and of course, their tights are part of their everyday attire! While Homi likes to jump into the biggest puddles she can find on rainy days, and Yua devotes herself completely to cosplay – much to the delight of her numerous followers on Twitter – Ren is more serious and works at a small café in her free time.

Genre: Animation

Status: Ended

Creator: N/A

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Main Cast

Yoko Hikasa

Yoko Hikasa

Yua Nakabeni (voice)

Haruka Tomatsu

Haruka Tomatsu

Ren Aikawa (voice)

Aya Suzaki

Aya Suzaki

Homi Moegi (voice)

Ai Kayano

Ai Kayano

Yuiko Okuzumi (voice)

Hochu Otsuka

Hochu Otsuka

Master (voice)

Natsumi Fujiwara

Natsumi Fujiwara

Rui Moegi (voice)

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