Ascendance of a Bookworm Side Story
Finished · 1 epAjiado · 2020 · Japan

Ascendance of a Bookworm Side Story

本好きの下剋上 司書になるためには手段を選んでいられません OVA

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Side Story One: Eustachius's Incognito Operation Downtown The head priest wants more information on Myne, and so he sends two of his aides, Eckhart and Justus, to investigate her. Side Story Two: Visiting Missus Corinna Effa and Tuuli find themselves having to accompany Myne to Corinna's residence, because she wants to take a look at the outfit Myne wore for her baptism. Note: This two-part OVA was bundled with Part 5 Volume 1 of the LN. The OVA consist of two side stories, the first adapts a chapter from Part 3 Volume 2 of the LN, and the second adapts a chapter from Part 1 Volume 3 of the LN. Both side stories chronologically happen at the end of Part 1 of the LN.

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Episodes

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1. Episode 1 - A World Without Books
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2. Episode 2 - Life Improvements and Slates
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3. Episode 3 - The Events of Winter
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4. Episode 4 - Forests and Clay Tablets
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5. Episode 5 - Baptisms and Strange Fevers
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6. Episode 6 - Meeting
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7. Episode 7 - Seeds of Suspicion
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8. Episode 8 - Lutz's Main
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9. Episode 9 - The Guild Master's Granddaughter
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10. Episode 10 - To the Second Winter
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11. Episode 11 - Life-or-Death Choices and Family Meetings
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12. Episode 12 - Baptisms and Divine Paradises
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13. Episode 13 - The Choice to Be an Apprentice Priestess
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14. Episode 14 - Conclusions
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15. Side Story One: Eustachius's Incognito Operation Downtown
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16. Side Story Two: Visiting Missus Corinna
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15. Episode 15 - Apprentice Priestess
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16. Episode 16 - Blue Robes and Uncommon Sense
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17. Episode 17 - Needs
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18. Episode 18 - Orphanage Reforms
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19. Episode 19 - Cleanups and Star Festivals
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20. Episode 20 - The Path Ahead of Lutz
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21. Episode 21 - New Retainers
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22. Episode 22 - Wilma and Holy Scriptures for Kids
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23. Episode 23 - Harvest Festivals and Staying Home
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24. Episode 24 - Knight Orders and Requests
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25. Episode 25 - Trombe and Battles
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26. Episode 26 - Dreamlike World
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29. Re-Ascendance of a Bookworm Part 1
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30. Re-Ascendance of a Bookworm Part 2
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27. Episode 27 - The Beginning of Winter
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28. Episode 28 - The Story About Winter Stays and the Future
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29. Episode 29 - The Dedication Ceremony and Spring Arrives
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30. Episode 30 - Spring Prayer
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31. Episode 31 - Gift from the Blue-Robed Priest and Going Home
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32. Episode 32 - The Abandoned Child of the Cathedral and Making Colors
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33. Episode 33 - Delia and Dirk
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34. Episode 34 - Ominous Developments
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35. Episode 35 - The Black Protective Charm
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36. Episode 36 - Blessing
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