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Heal Me
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Friendship
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Mature
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School
Seo is a senior in high school who haves a lot of dreams and goals for his life, which may be short according to his doctors. Seo has a liver disease called Cirrhosis (NASH) and he doesn't know how long his liver will keep him alive, though he knows this he still hangs on to his dreams that seems like fantasy now, till he meets Isabelle she's surrounded by everything He's ever wanted. Seo badly...
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Developmental
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Family
Faith
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Modern
A young woman named Alia and her friends from high school are trying to find their way through life after graduation.
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Tim Gravy’s Curse
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Friendship
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Love
Supernatural
(New Episodes Coming Soon) Tim Gravy is cursed! Follow his life as he tries to make something of himself while also trying not to open his left eye, in fear of a deadly never ending itch in his butt.
This series contains adult content, bad words, sexual stuffs, and some nudie scenes. Created by Kevin Ragland.
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Beansprout Little Roots
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Boys' Love
Family
Friendship
Girls' Love
Humor
LGBTQ+
HIYA PLANT PEOPLE!!!
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The Long Run
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Anthropomorphic
Fighting
Friendship
Humor
Modern
Supernatural
In a world... similar to ours, but not really. Here many know who their "creator" is however, these beings may not all be as they seem. A specific group of them all live on an island of clouds in the sky. Many are beloved... a few are far from that. Regardless, the group is stuck with each other and have to survive the situations they get into. They stick with one another, despite everything......
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The Day George Died
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Anthropomorphic
Family
Friendship
Humor
Love
Pets
The first series that tells the daily life stories of my beloved dog, Fry. The real life Fry passed away on Jan 14th, 2023. I want to honor my best friend of 15 years by making sure people know he existed, and that he was loved.
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Through It All
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Family
Faith
Friendship
Love
Martial Arts
School
Helena is entering high school just like everyone else. She's constantly seeking approval and is just trying to get through this stage of her life...but in all the wrong ways. Follow Helena as she figures out how to get through this harsh world and find herself in the process.
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AFTO
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Humor
Military
Those in the military often say that beyond the all the fences and barbed wire, lays a whole other world. Strict, yet imaginative. Impressive, yet ridiculous. Cold-hearted, yet cordial. It is this world that Kyle is about to face, when a letter came on his doorstep one morning, informing him it was time for his two year mandatory military service. Can he cope? Adapt and move on? Nobody knows, not...
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Wings & Horns
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Friendship
Humor
Magic
Modern
Mythical
After an entire year of being locked in a battle of epic grandeur, the primal celestial entities Aceria the Stellar and Gregor the Radiant disappeared from sight, burying the hatchet of war and... wait, becoming best friends and roommates?
Enter Ace Nebula and Greg Oriel: two primordial beings living on Earth alongside their daily lives full of shenanigans. Sometimes of cosmic proportions...
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Lucas the not so bad devil
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Monsters
Funny and heartwarming stories of a teenage half-devil boy named Lucas. Lucas has a good heart as for a devil, and that's what his friends love him for the most. Unfortunately sometimes his excesses get him in trouble. How does he menage to survive in outside world? Come and find out!
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Life not found
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Computers
Friendship
Humor
Love
Modern
Psychological
Work, home, work, home - the same old grind, as mundane as it gets. From eight to six, he's stuck in the service center, counting the minutes until he can swap the stiff office chair for his home computer chair. Sure, he could change things up, but why bother? The routine is familiar, the patterns are clear - he's doing just fine.
Have you tried turning it off and on again?
