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Re-Kan!
Cover of Re-Kan! volume 1 by Houbunsha
レーカン!
(Rēkan!)
GenreComedy, supernatural[1]
Manga
Written byHinako Seta
Published byHoubunsha
Magazine
[2]
DemographicSeinen
Original runFebruary 2010 – present
Volumes12
Anime television series
Directed byMasashi Kudō
Produced by
  • Tadakazu Hiraga
  • Tsuguharu Sakurai
  • Gou Tanaka
  • Shinji Sekigawa
  • Tarou Tamada
  • Atsushi Yoshikawa
  • Daisuke Konda
Written byTakahashi Aoshima
Music byHiroyuki Kōzu
StudioPierrot+
Licensed by
Original networkTBS, CBC, TUT, Sun TV, BS-TBS
Original run April 3, 2015 – June 26, 2015
Episodes13 (List of episodes)

Re-Kan! (レーカン!, Rēkan!, lit. "Sixth Sense!") is a Japanese four-panel manga series by Hinako Seta, serialized in Houbunsha's Manga Time Jumbo magazine. Re-Kan! was first published as a one-shot in Manga Time Jumbo's December 2009 issue, and it later began serialization with the February 2010 issue. It has been collected into twelve tankōbon volumes.[3] A 13-episode anime television series adaptation by Pierrot+ aired in Japan between April and June 2015.

Overview[edit]

High school girl Hibiki Amami has a sixth sense of perceiving and interacting with ghosts and supernatural beings, as well as talking with cats and other animals, but none of her peers share that ability. After transferring to Hanazuka Prefectural High School, she becomes friends with some classmates who put up with her antics, including class representative Narumi Inoue, who despises anything related to the occult. The story follows their everyday antics.

Characters[edit]

Humans[edit]

Hibiki Amami (天海あまみ 響ひびき, Amami Hibiki)
Voiced by: Ibuki Kido[4] (anime), Aya Endō (drama CD)
A beautiful high school student who has the ability to sense and to interact with supernatural beings such as ghosts and spirits, passed down from her late mother. She is very polite and always treats both humans and ghosts alike with respect.[4][5]
Narumi Inoue (井上いのうえ 成美まさみ, Inoue Narumi)
Voiced by: Miku Itō[4] (anime), Haruka Tomatsu (drama CD)
Hibiki's classmate who becomes friends with her, despite being generally terrified of the ghosts surrounding her. She is usually not too honest with her feelings and is considered a "granny's girl", often being haunted by the spirit of her late grandmother.[4][6]
Kana Uehara (上原うえはら 佳けい菜さい, Uehara Kana)
Voiced by: Riho Iida[4] (anime), Kana Hanazawa (drama CD)
Hibiki's classmate who is childhood friends with Kyōko. Her hobby is taking pictures of ghosts, which become visible when viewed through a cellphone camera, and uploading them to her top-ranked supernatural blog.[4][7]
Kyōko Esumi (江角えすみ 京子きょうこ, Esumi Kyōko)
Voiced by: M.A.O[4] (anime), Eri Kitamura (drama CD)
Hibiki's classmate who is childhood friends with Kana. She has a rough personality, usually being the first to attack Kenta when he acts stupid, but is compassionate and helps those in trouble. She is a former delinquent,[4][8] with the nickname "Red-haired Messiah" (灼髪の救世主きゅうせいしゅ, Shakuhatsu no Meshia), almost always getting angry when someone brings it up.
Makoto Ogawa (小川おがわ 真琴まこと, Ogawa Makoto)
Voiced by: Erii Yamazaki[4] (anime), Ayana Taketatsu (drama CD)
Hibiki's classmate. A bright and cheerful airhead who has an obsession with creepily made zombie dolls, of which her friends are often fearful.[4][9]
Kenta Yamada (山田やまだ 健太けんた, Yamada Kenta)
Voiced by: Yoshitaka Yamaya[10] (anime), Yusuke Shirai (drama CD)
Hibiki's classmate, and the sole male in her group of friends. Often considered a doofus among his friends, his overly cheerful attitude and sometimes dimwitted remarks often get him clobbered by Kyōko.[11]
Asahi Amami (天海あまみ 朝陽あさひ, Amami Asahi)
Voiced by: Wataru Hatano[10] (anime), Shin-ichiro Miki (drama CD)
Hibiki's father. Similar to Narumi, he doesn't like ghosts, and the relationship with his wife and her supernatural ability made his hair turn prematurely white over a short duration of time.
Yūki Inoue (井上いのうえ 勇いさむ希のぞみ, Inoue Yūki)
Voiced by: Ayahi Takagaki (anime), Sumire Uesaka (drama CD)
Narumi's younger cousin, whose father died.
Masaki Yamada (山田やまだ 正輝まさき, Yamada Masaki)
Voiced by: Shuhei Kajikawa
Kenta's older brother who works as a police officer. He has a crush on Kyōko, whom he had previously encountered during her delinquent days.

Ghosts[edit]

Roll Call Samurai (代だい返かえし侍さむらい, Daihenzamurai)
Voiced by: Yoshihisa Kawahara[10][12] (anime), Kenyu Horiuchi (drama CD)
The ghost of a samurai who died of starvation. After Amami gave him food, he started to protect her and do anything for her in any way he can, such as answering to her teacher for roll call when Hibiki falls asleep in class.[13]
Hanako-san (花子はなこさん, Hanako-san)
Voiced by: Mikako Izawa[10][12] (anime)
A spirit who haunts one of the stalls in the school's girls' restroom.[14]
Ero-neko (エロ猫ねこ, Eroneko)
Voiced by: Kujira[10][12] (anime), Norio Wakamoto (drama CD)
A cute but lecherous cat that constantly tries to take peeks at girls' panties, though is often thwarted by the ghosts protecting Hibiki.[15]
Mary-san (メリーさん, Merī-san)
Voiced by: Eriko Matsui[10][12] (anime)
A ghost with long grey hair who haunts others, usually Kana, through phone calls.[16]
Kogal Spirit (コギャル霊れい, Kogyaru-rei)
Voiced by: Aya Uchida[10][12] (anime), Aimi Terakawa (drama CD)
A kogal ghost girl who initially possesses Hibiki in order to make peace with her mother, but chooses to stick around.[17] She appears to have a rivalry with the Roll Call Samurai.
Neckless Spirit (首くび無なし霊れい, Kubi-nashi-rei) / Faceless Spirit (顔かおなし霊れい, Kao-nashi-rei)
Voiced by: Futaba Kino[10][12] (anime)
A ghost girl in a sailor uniform who carries a red umbrella, which she offers to those who need shelter from the rain. She has no neck in the manga and no face in the anime.[18]
Bound Spirit of the Park (公園こうえんの地縛霊じばくれい, Kōen no Jibakurei)
Voiced by: Tsuguo Mogami (anime), Nobuo Tobita (drama CD)
A jibakurei that protects the local park, bound to the sign at the entrance. His figure is never seen.
Yūhi Amami (天海あまみ 夕陽ゆうひ, Amami Yūhi)
Voiced by: Yūko Minaguchi[10] (anime), Kyōko Hikami (drama CD)
Hibiki's late mother, who died when Hibiki was born. While alive, her sixth sense was said to be much stronger than her daughter's, and she occasionally made prophecies with her ability. She currently resides within Hibiki's memories, looking after a trellis of flowers giving Hibiki her sixth sense.
Narumi's Grandmother (成美せいびの祖母そぼ, Narumi no Sobo)
The spirit of Inoue's grandmother who is constantly watching over her.

Media[edit]

Manga[edit]

The original manga by Hinako Seta was first published in Houbunsha's Manga Time Jumbo magazine in the December 2009 issue, and went into serialization from February 2010. An anthology comic was released on May 7, 2015. It moved to Manga Time for the May issue on April 7, 2018 when Jumbo was discontinued.[2] Twelve tankōbon volumes have been released as of September 7, 2021.[3]

Anime[edit]

A 13-episode anime television series adaptation by Pierrot+ aired in Japan between April 3, 2015 and June 26, 2015 and was simulcast by Crunchyroll.[4][19][20] The opening and ending themes respectively are "Colorful Story" (カラフルストーリー, Karafuru Sutōrī) and "Kesaran Pasaran" (ケサランパサラン), both performed by every♥ing! (Ibuki Kido and Erii Yamazaki).[21] Sentai Filmworks has licensed the anime for digital and home video release in North America.[1][22]

Episode list[edit]

No. Title[23][24] Original air date[25][26]
1"I Can See Them."
"Watashi, Mierun desu." (わたし、視し(み)えるんです。)		April 3, 2015 (2015-04-03)
Narumi Inoue, a girl with a fear of the paranormal, meets Hibiki Amami, a girl who can communicate with ghosts. On the way home from school, the two visit a park, where Hibiki suddenly leaves Narumi alone to run an errand. Narumi comes across a group of kids, who she plays with; they are later revealed to be ghosts.
2"This Is My Friend."
"Watashi no, Otomodachi desu." (わたしの、お友達ともだちです。)		April 10, 2015 (2015-04-10)
Hibiki finds herself sleep-deprived after a nightmare involving a perverted cat. Numerous ghosts come to her aid at school, including the "Roll Call Samurai", who is indebted to Hibiki after she fed him well. Hibiki later visits a faceless umbrella-toting spirit rumoured to offer her umbrella to people in exchange for their face.
3"Delicious Fried Eggs."
"Oishī, Tamagoyaki desu." (美味おいしい、卵焼たまごやきです。)		April 17, 2015 (2015-04-17)
Narumi tries to appease her bossy younger cousin Yuki, who is picky about the fried eggs she makes. As Narumi and Hibiki try to find out how to satisfy Yuki, they learn from his mother that he wants the eggs his late father used to make. Following a recipe from the ghost of Narumi's grandmother, Narumi manages to make the eggs that Yuki wanted to eat.
4"Summer Means the Beach."
"Natsu to Ieba, Umi desu." (夏なつといえば、海うみです。)		April 24, 2015 (2015-04-24)
The girls go on a trip to the beach, where Kyōko Esumi, a former delinquent, becomes concerned about classmate Kenta Yamada bringing his brother, a police officer who had developed a crush on her.
5"The Legendary Culture Festival."
"Densetsu no, Bunkasai desu." (伝説でんせつの、文化ぶんか祭さいです。)		May 1, 2015 (2015-05-01)
As the girls prepare a haunted house for the school festival, one featuring actual ghosts, they get to meet Hibiki's father, Asahi, who recounts how Hibiki got her sixth sense from her late mother.
6"A Super Awesome Holy Night."
"Choberigu na, Seiya desu." (チョベリグな、聖夜せいやです。)		May 8, 2015 (2015-05-08)
Hibiki is possessed by a kogal ghost, who wants to use her body to say goodbye to someone so she can pass on, and learns about how Kana Uehara doesn't get to spend much time with her parents because of their careers. After the ghost eventually manages to say goodbye to her living mother, she encourages Kana to spend Christmas with her parents.
7"A Busy New Year."
"Nigiyaka na, Toshiake desu." (にぎやかな、年明としあけです。)		May 15, 2015 (2015-05-15)
Concerned about Hibiki's increasing fatigue due to constantly helping spirits out, the others give her special glasses to cut off her sixth sense so she can get some rest. However, when a child goes missing, Hibiki is forced to take them off in order to get help from her ghost friends. Later, Hibiki and the others celebrate New Year's Day, sharing the fun with humans and ghosts alike.
8"Let's All Play Together."
"Min'na de, Issho ni Asobun desu." (みんなで、一緒いっしょに遊あそぶんです。)		May 22, 2015 (2015-05-22)
With a lot of buzz surrounding a pair of teachers, Moriya and Kimura, who recently got engaged to each other, Hibiki comes across the ghost of a young girl who appears to be losing her memories, meaning that she won't be able to pass on if she forgets her lingering attachment. As Hibiki and the others spend time with her, they find that she has some connection to Moriya. While Hibiki has Moriya spend some time with the ghost, the others learn from Kimura that the ghost was a sickly girl Moriya was friends with when he was hospitalized as a child. Later that night, after Hibiki catches a glimpse of her memories, the ghost, having fulfilled her promise of meeting Moriya again, gives her farewell to him on his wedding day and passes on.
9"The Secret Valentine."
"Himitsu no, Barentain desu." (秘密ひみつの、バレンタインです。)		May 29, 2015 (2015-05-29)
With Valentine's Day approaching, the gang become curious when Hibiki starts looking up how to make homemade chocolates. Determined to find out if she has a crush or not, Narumi and the others follow Hibiki to the park. There, she meets up with a notoriously grumpy old man, who they assume is the one she has a crush on. When Valentine's Day arrives, Hibiki gives him azuki bean chocolates she made based on his late wife's recipe in order to fulfil her Valentine's wish, after which she shares some chocolates with her friends.
10"We've Entered Our Second Year."
"Iyoiyo, Ninen-sei desu." (いよいよ、2年生ねんせいです。)		June 5, 2015 (2015-06-05)
Upon entering her second year of high school, Hibiki quickly ends up scaring the new freshmen when she tries to get her ghost friends to help them out. When giving Hibiki an image change fails to work, the other try giving the ghosts themselves a makeover, which has similarly bad luck. Later, zombie enthusiast Makoto Ogawa creates a teddy bear for Roll Call Samurai to possess, explaining how an old amateur manga inspired her love of creepy zombie dolls. When another spirit possesses Makoto's zombie doll and starts leading her somewhere, the girls receive help from the umbrella ghost to help the spirit pass on. The next day, Hibiki's attraction to ghosts leads some of her underclassmen to end up liking her.
11"My Wish."
"Watashi no, Onegai desu." (私わたしの、お願ねがいです。)		June 12, 2015 (2015-06-12)
Hibiki invites everyone over to celebrate Tanabata, claiming that her family's wishes really do come true. As everyone tries to come up with wishes, Roll Call Samurai and the Kogal Spirit notice Hibiki holding back from hanging up a wish to see her mother, who died when she was born. Having sensed a warm feeling when the Kogal Spirit possessed Hibiki before, the two ghosts venture inside Hibiki's memories, where they meet with Hibiki's mother, Yūhi, who had been watching over Hibiki from within her memories. Yūhi explains that even though she wants to see Hibiki herself, she can't leave as she needs to keep her power going in order to protect a trellis of morning glory flowers from wilting. To this end, Hibiki's ghost friends offer to temporarily take Yūhi's place, allowing her to finally meet with her daughter. The next morning, however, Hibiki discovers she is no longer able to see or hear ghosts.
12"We Are All Connected."
"Minna, Tsunagatte Irun desu." (みんな、つながっているんです。)		June 19, 2015 (2015-06-19)
Narumi and the others quickly become aware of Hibiki's situation, unable to see the ghosts through their phones either. As Hibiki passes out from anxiety over not being able to see her ghost friends, she stays at home, unable to face the others. Concerned that Hibiki hasn't been eating properly, Narumi asks Asahi to teach her how to cook Yūhi's fried eggs, getting Hibiki to eat and open up to her. Hibiki laments the loss of the bonds she formed with the ghosts. Narumi decides to take her outside, where they encounter all the people she's helped thanks to her sixth sense, before meeting with Yuki and his new little sister Kyouka, who was partially named after Hibiki as thanks for her help, showing that even without her sixth sense, she still has so many bonds. The kindness Hibiki feels from Narumi's friendship restores the flowers in her soul, bringing back her sixth sense and her ghost friends.
13"Summer Memories."
"Natsu no, Omoide desu." (夏なつの、思おもい出でです。)		June 26, 2015 (2015-06-26)
Hibiki and the others go to an amusement park, with Kyōko and Kana inviting the ghosts to come along. The group pay a visit to the park's haunted house, resulting in unique reactions from both the living and the dead. Later, Hibiki comes across a girl helping a lost child, who she soon remembers was someone who helped her when she was lost as a child. Afterwards, everyone comes over to Hibiki's house for a sleepover, where Hibiki helps Narumi sleep through the night.

Reception[edit]

Previews[edit]

Anime News Network (ANN) had three editors review the first episode of the anime:[27] Theron Martin gave praise to the humor being mostly delivered by both Inoue and Amami, and the upbeat, sugary charm used throughout the episode; Rebecca Silverman found the episode confused with either being a comedic or slice-of-life supernatural show and preferred that it stick with the latter subgenre with its human moments and work out its comedy elements. The third reviewer, Jacob Hope Chapman, heavily criticized the show's cheap production for its workmanlike animation clashing with the shoddy CG backgrounds and felt the humor was undone by poor direction and writing. He concluded that there's similar anime with better writing and aesthetics compared to this, saying that, "There's just not anything unique or intriguing about this one."[27]

Series reception[edit]

Fellow ANN editor Paul Jensen reviewed the complete anime series in 2016.[28] He commended the spiritual humor, the different interactions both Narumi and Hibiki have with the ghosts, and the moments of sweetness and melancholia throughout the various episodic storylines but was critical of the series overall not pushing forward its brand of comedy and drama beyond mildly entertaining and lacked the "sense of wonder or magic" humans have when interacting with spirits in their world compared to similar otherworldly series like Mushi-Shi and Flying Witch, concluding that "On the whole Re-Kan! is an enjoyable show that's worth a look if you've got a taste for lighthearted comedy or the slice of life genre in general."[28] Allen Moody from THEM Anime Reviews was critical of Hibiki's supporting cast being made up of "one-trick ponies," the show's sentimental tales consisting of "mawkish, featherweight drama" and the lazily drawn ghost designs, but praised both episodes involving Inoue's cousin and the kogal ghost, and the slasher victim as his favorite character.[29]

Notes[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b Sentai Filmworks (April 9, 2015). "Sentai Filmworks Licenses Re-Kan!" (Press release). Archived from the original on December 8, 2018. Retrieved May 28, 2015 – via Anime News Network.
  2. ^ a b Ressler, Karen (March 12, 2018). "Manga Time Jumbo Magazine's Manga Series Destinations Revealed". Anime News Network. Archived from the original on May 28, 2022. Retrieved May 28, 2022.
  3. ^ a b "レーカン！/ 漫画まんがの殿堂でんどう・芳文社ほうぶんしゃ" [Re-Kan!]. Houbunsha (in Japanese). Retrieved May 27, 2022.
  4. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k Ressler, Karen (December 12, 2014). "Ibuki Kido, Miku Ito Lead Re-Kan! Horror Comedy Anime Cast". Anime News Network. Archived from the original on December 3, 2018. Retrieved December 14, 2014.
  5. ^ 登場とうじょう人物じんぶつ – 天海あまみ 響ひびき [Characters – Hibiki Amami]. Re-Kan! Official Website (in Japanese). TBS TV. Retrieved May 28, 2015. 礼儀れいぎ正ただしく清楚せいそで控ひかえめ、そしてちょっと天然てんねん。霊感れいかん体質たいしつでありながら、自分じぶんのことよりも常つねにまわりのことを気きにかける、今時いまどき珍めずらしい大和撫子やまとなでしこな女おんなの子こ。
  6. ^ 登場とうじょう人物じんぶつ – 井上いのうえ 成美まさみ [Characters – Narumi Inoue]. Re-Kan! Official Website (in Japanese). TBS TV. Retrieved May 28, 2015. 天海あまみのクラスメート。霊たまや怖こわい話はなしが大だいの苦手にがてでよく天海てんかいにつっかかる。おばあちゃん子こ。
  7. ^ 登場とうじょう人物じんぶつ – 上原うえはら 佳けい菜さい [Characters – Kana Uehara]. Re-Kan! Official Website (in Japanese). TBS TV. Retrieved May 28, 2015. ブログを書かくことが趣味しゅみ。好奇心こうきしんが強つよく、天海あまみの霊れい能力のうりょくにも興味きょうみアリ。心霊しんれい写真しゃしんをアップしておりオカルトブログランキングにおいて1位いになった事ことも。
  8. ^ 登場とうじょう人物じんぶつ – 江角えすみ京子きょうこ [Characters – Kyōko Esumi]. Re-Kan! Official Website (in Japanese). TBS TV. Retrieved May 28, 2015. 上原うえはらの幼おさななじみ。元もとヤンキーなため少々しょうしょう性格せいかくが荒あらい。しかし中身なかみは人情にんじょう深ふかく、困こまっている相手あいてを放はなっておけない。
  9. ^ 登場とうじょう人物じんぶつ – 小川おがわ 真琴まこと [Characters – Makoto Ogawa]. Re-Kan! Official Website (in Japanese). TBS TV. Retrieved May 28, 2015. 裏表うらおもてのない明あかるく朗ほがらかな性格せいかくで、やや天然てんねん。乙女おとめ…と思おもいきや…。
  10. ^ a b c d e f g h i スタッフ/キャスト [Staff/Cast]. Re-Kan! Official Website (in Japanese). TBS TV. Retrieved May 28, 2015.
  11. ^ 登場とうじょう人物じんぶつ – 山田やまだ 健太けんた [Characters – Kenta Yamada]. Re-Kan! Official Website (in Japanese). TBS TV. Retrieved May 28, 2015. 天海あまみのクラスメートで、メンバーの中なかで唯一ゆいいつの男子だんし生徒せいと。 楽たのしいことが大好だいすきで、いつも場ばを盛もり上あげようとするが、 みんなからはアホ呼よばわりされる。嬉うれしいことには嬉うれしい、 悲かなしいことには悲かなしいと言いえる表裏ひょうりがない性格せいかく。 兄あには警察官けいさつかんである山田やまだ正輝まさき。
  12. ^ a b c d e f "More Re-Kan! Cast, Theme Song Artists Announced". Anime News Network. February 10, 2015. Archived from the original on December 7, 2018. Retrieved May 29, 2015.
  13. ^ 登場とうじょう人物じんぶつ – 代だい返かえし侍さむらい [Characters – Roll Call Samurai]. Re-Kan! Official Website (Friday the 13th) (in Japanese). TBS TV. Retrieved May 28, 2015. 天海あまみに大だい恩おんを感かんじている若わかい侍さむらいの幽霊ゆうれい。　天海あまみのことが大好だいすき。天海あまみの代だい返かえし要員よういんをしたことがきっかけで「代だい返かえし侍さむらい」と呼よばれるようになった。
  14. ^ 登場とうじょう人物じんぶつ – 花子はなこさん [Characters – Hanako-san]. Re-Kan! Official Website (Friday the 13th) (in Japanese). TBS TV. Retrieved May 28, 2015. 天海あまみの幽霊ゆうれいの友達ともだち。　「トイレの花子はなこさん」。ちょっと寂さびしがり屋やで天海あまみのことを遊あそび相手あいてとして慕したっている。
  15. ^ 登場とうじょう人物じんぶつ – エロ猫ねこ [Characters – Hanako-san]. Re-Kan! Official Website (Friday the 13th) (in Japanese). TBS TV. Retrieved May 28, 2015. 天海あまみのそばに現あらわれてはセクハラを繰くり返かえす不思議ふしぎな猫ねこ。 性格せいかくはエロオヤジそのもので、若わかいおねーちゃんとパンチラが大好だいすき。
  16. ^ 登場とうじょう人物じんぶつ – メリーさん [Characters – Mary-san]. Re-Kan! Official Website (Friday the 13th) (in Japanese). TBS TV. Retrieved May 28, 2015. 都市とし伝説でんせつの「メリーさん」。　少すこしずつ近寄ちかより電話でんわをかけては自分じぶんの居場所いばしょを報告ほうこくしてくる。　天海あまみの友達ともだちのひとり上原うえはらの背後はいごにたびたび現あらわれては驚おどろかせている。
  17. ^ 登場とうじょう人物じんぶつ – コギャル霊れい [Characters – Kogal Ghost]. Re-Kan! Official Website (Friday the 13th) (in Japanese). TBS TV. Retrieved May 28, 2015. 少すこし前まえに流行はやった「コギャル」の姿すがたをした幽霊ゆうれい。すでに死語しごと化かした言葉ことば遣づかいでしゃべる。　彼女かのじょにとりつかれた天海あまみは突如とつじょギャル化かしてしまう。
  18. ^ 登場とうじょう人物じんぶつ – 顔がおなし霊れい [Characters – Kogal Ghost]. Re-Kan! Official Website (Friday the 13th) (in Japanese). TBS TV. Retrieved May 28, 2015. 雨あめの日ひに赤あかい傘かさを持もって現あらわれるセせーラらー服ふく姿すがたの少女しょうじょの幽霊ゆうれい。　顔かおはないが話はなすことは可能かのう。
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  21. ^ Loo, Egan (March 14, 2015). "Re-Kan! Horror Comedy Anime's Promo Video Previews Theme Song". Anime News Network. Archived from the original on December 7, 2018. Retrieved March 14, 2015.
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