137 episodes
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Episode 1
Cover
Sep 01, 2016143.7k views
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Episode 2
01 | Cover
Sep 01, 201692.1k views
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Episode 3
01 | 1-8
Sep 01, 201696.9k views
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Episode 4
01 | 9-12
Sep 01, 201675.5k views
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Episode 5
01 | 13-20
Sep 01, 201663.5k views
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Episode 6
01 | 21-24
Sep 01, 201660k views
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Episode 7
01 | 25-28
Sep 01, 201657k views
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Episode 8
01 | 29-32
Sep 01, 201659.1k views
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Episode 9
01 | 33-34
Sep 08, 201655.1k views
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Episode 10
01 | 35-37
Sep 30, 201651.8k views
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Episode 11
01 | 38-40
Oct 21, 201650.1k views
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Episode 12
02 | Cover
Oct 27, 201649.3k views
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Episode 13
Character Voting - Results
Nov 07, 201651.4k views
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Episode 14
02 | 41-45
Nov 15, 201650.1k views
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Episode 15
02 | 46-49
Nov 25, 201648.2k views
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Episode 16
02 | 50-56
Dec 20, 201647.8k views
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Episode 17
Happy 2017!
Jan 01, 201745.2k views
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Episode 18
02 | 57-61
Jan 06, 201747.1k views
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Episode 19
02 | 62-65
Jan 20, 201747.2k views
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Episode 20
02 | 66-68
Jan 31, 201746.6k views
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Slice of Life | Coming of Age | LGBTQ+
Next update: ~on a nice break~
"Green & Gold" is a story about teenagers at a german boarding school.
There's a tradition on Tannenberg: Every new seventh grader gets an older „sister“ or „brother“/mentor from the tenth grade. Since they are separated from their families most of the time, they should have someone whom they can talk to if they need anything. Every pair must work on a project together until the end of the school year. But this isn't the only possible source for problems to evolve ...
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Slice of Life | Coming of Age | LGBTQ+
Next update: ~on a nice break~
"Green & Gold" is a story about teenagers at a german boarding school.
There's a tradition on Tannenberg: Every new seventh grader gets an older „sister“ or „brother“/mentor from the tenth grade. Since they are separated from their families most of the time, they should have someone whom they can talk to if they need anything. Every pair must work on a project together until the end of the school year. But this isn't the only possible source for problems to evolve ...
