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Tonari no Seki-kun: The Master of Killing Time · Episode 1: Dominos

Dominos
2014-01-068 min
Yokoi-san is trying her best to listen in class, but she can't help but watch as Seki-kun is lining up erasers next to her. Seki-kun! Are thoses dominoes?!
Tonari no Seki-kun: The Master of Killing Time★ 73%
Synopsis
The original manga revolves around a girl named Yokoi who sits next to a boy only known as Seki-kun. During class, Seki-kun continues to not pay attention and instead creates amazing little distractions, such as a detailed golf course with the course's hole being a dent in his desk, or an entire dramatic war being played out by paper shogi pieces. Yokoi often finds herself getting reluctantly interested in his games, even though they always seem to end up getting HER in trouble with the teacher! (Source: Anime News Network)
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Characters & Voice Actors

Toshinari SekiMain
Hiro ShimonoJP


Rumi YokoiMain
Kana HanazawaJP


Ongaku no SenseiSupporting
Megumi NasuJP


Robot (Chichi)Supporting
Tooru SakuraiJP


Yokoi-san no HahaSupporting
Miki ItouJP


Takahiro MaedaSupporting
Shigeyuki SusakiJP


Sakurako GotouSupporting
Satomi SatouJP


TenchouSupporting
Ikkyuu JukuJP


Tomoka HashinoSupporting
Kokoro KikuchiJP


ShokuinSupporting
Eiji YanagisawaJP


Taiiku no SenseiSupporting
Tarusuke ShingakiJP


Rika no SenseiSupporting
Tomoaki IkedaJP

Staff

Kana HanazawaTheme Song Performance (OP)

Ichirou MizukiInsert Song Performance

Akifumi TadaMusic

John LedfordProducer (English)

John LedfordExecutive Producer (English)

Katsuyuki KoderaStoryboard

Takuma MorishigeOriginal Creator

Yuuji MutouStoryboard
Relations
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