Specials
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Being a teenager is hard enough without the sudden onset of superpowers, but these six kids are striving to make the best of it at Tanya's School for Gifted Children. It's a special institute for heroes in training, specifically younger ones. Sounds pretty straightforward, right? Wrong. As if it weren't enough that the school has a competitive simulation called The Games that feels way too real, there's also the fact that this school has some pretty huge secrets, and a deadly history. What could possibly go wrong?
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