Turns out fidget spinners aren't just for kids and people with the worst thumbnails on their YouTube videos. They're also perfect for anime.
Not actual anime. Not yet, anyway. Just pretend anime. Which is still very good.
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Ummm, guys...
http://www.animemaru.com/beyblade-creator-announces-new-series-about-competitive-fidget-spinning/
Talk about simultaneous invention. The other day I was saying that someone would probably make an anime like Beyblade about fidget spinners but with less ripping and more spinning.
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