Hanako and Olivia's classmate who takes Olivia's place in the English speech contest. Everyone thinks she's good a classical Japanese because of her appearance but she's actually fluent in English, because of her trouble with the Japanese language she prefers to talk in English.

Olivia is a blonde-haired beauty who was born and raised in Japan, but can’t speak any English. Despite always acting serious and as an intellectual, Kasumi is a bespectacled girl with short hair, who also can’t speak English. Finally, there’s the pig-tailed Hanako, who’s cheerful but can’t seem to become a normie. The three middle schoolers end up making a “Players’ Club”?! The ultimately cute, ultimately fun and hilarious teenage girls’ comedy is about to begin! 
 
(Source: Crunchyroll)

__Height:__ 155 cm
__Agency:__ Just Pro

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Shu Uchida was born in Japan and lived in Sydney from the age of two to 18. At that time, she watched Bleach, Naruto, and so on. She was impressed by Romi Park, the voice actor of Tōshirō Hitsugaya, and wanted to be a voice actress. Inspired by Tetsuya Kakihara, she skipped university to pursue her dream as a voice actress and moved back to Japan alone in 2014.

The "surreal gag" comedy manga revolves around three classmates who play simple hand games. One of the girls is good at games, but hates them as she always lost to her older sister and forced to do chores while growing up. Another girl is of American descent, but raised in Japan, and who only pretends to be bad at Japanese. Another girl usually observes their games, and loses to the other girls.
 
(Source: Anime News Network)
 
Note: Includes 2 extra chapters.

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