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11 Years Later, Crunchyroll’s Beloved Drama Finally Gets The Update Fans Were Waiting For
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One of the most critically acclaimed series on Crunchyroll, Sound!
Euphonium released its anime adaptation in April 2015.
The franchise has released several anime films and seasons over the years.
However, Kumiko once again finds herself playing the euphonium and joining the school’s band club even though she decided not to do anything with music again.
The high school band is currently facing a massive crisis, and they might be unable to participate in the local festival, Sunfest.