In the near future, Hyper Sports, which use extreme gear as support items, have become popular hobby competitions among both children and adults. Hayama Hiyori is a high school singer who has nothing to do with Hyper Sports, but a certain incident sets the story in motion.
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Noguchi Ruriko
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