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Iris Zero

Iris Zero (Japanese: アイリス・ゼロ, Hepburn: Airisu Zero) is a Japanese manga written by Piroshiki and illustrated by Takana Hotaru. It follows the life of a boy who lives in a society where almost all people his age have supernatural powers called Iris in their eyes.

Iris Zero

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Japanese
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school anime and manga · drama anime and manga · romance anime and manga · mystery anime and manga

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Iris Zero (Japanese: アイリス・ゼロ, Hepburn: Airisu Zero) is a Japanese manga written by Piroshiki and illustrated by Takana Hotaru. It follows the life of a boy who lives in a society where almost all people his age have supernatural powers called Iris in their eyes.

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