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The spring anime season is almost over, but it’s never too late to do a little spring cleaning. But sometimes, when you clean, you find a few trinkets. You might find a quarter between the couch cushions, or you might find your original copy of Sonic ’06 behind your bookshelf. These hidden gems are there, but you won’t find them unless you look. So, we’ve taken it upon ourselves to do the spring cleaning for you this season. No need to thank us. Here are five hidden gems in the spring anime season. 5. Zombie Land Saga Revenge Zombie Land Saga Revenge is the sequel to 2018’s sleeper hit Zombie Land Saga, and season two is gearing up to be even better than the first. The anime is about a girl named Sakura Minamoto who’s killed by a truck in the show’s first moments. She was planning to apply to be an idol that morning. A decade later, she and six other girls with legendary statuses from different eras of history in Japan are revived and brought back to life as zombies. Kotaro Tatsumi, the man who brings them back to life, has one goal: revitalize Saga Prefecture using an all-zombie idol group. Not only is the premise wacky with just the right amount of structure, but a zombie idol group should be enough to reel you in to give it a try. The first season was beautiful and full of unforgettable songs because if you’re going to have an idol anime, you have to have fantastic music. Each member of the group comes from a different era in Japan. The periods range from the 19th century …
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