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The star of ''[[RIN-NE]]'', known in Japan as ''[[Kyoukai no Rinne]]'' or "Rinne of the Boundary," is [[Sakura Girl|Sakura]] Mamiya, who has been [[I See Dead People|able to see ghosts]] since an incident in her childhood. Now in [[High School]], she views them as more than a nuisance than anything. One day, Rinne Rokudo, a student who has been absent since the beginning of the year appears in class, strangely-dressed and visible only to Sakura -- yet after school, she [[Crash Into Hello|finds him to be solid]], unlike any ghost she has seen.

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* [[Abusive Parents]]: Rinne's father is a perfect example of financial abuse.

* [[Accidental Pervert]]: Twice in the same arc. {{spoiler|Chapter 100 continues an arc where Sakura has lost her ability to see ghosts, and just when a whole lot of them are after her for the A-1 Grand Prix. Tamako gives Rinne a gift of a doll that can take on the form of a given person, after achieving a strand of hair. The doll takes Sakura's form in order to redirect the ghosts to it, but Tsubasa thinks it's some kind of sex doll, and calls Rinne a pervert. Continuing from there, in chapter 101, Rinne, wearing his haori, slips into Sakura's room to check on her just as her mom is calling her for the bath. If the shinigami wasn't such a decent guy, he would've seen even more than he already had.}} This means that this is no longer the Rumiko Takahashi odd-one-out, in the respect that {{spoiler|we finally see some cleavage}}. Not counting the Nirvana House oneshot chapter.

 

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