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The series "Saimin Seishidou," when translated, means "Hypnosis Lecture" or "Mind Control Lecture." The addition of "-T-Rex-" could imply a character, a symbol of power, or an icon representing the lecturer or the method of hypnosis/mind control being taught.

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"Saimin Seishidou" is originally the work of the Japanese doujinshi (self-published) artist . The success of the doujinshi led to the anime adaptation. Aiue Oka is also known for other hentai works, such as "Ijirare: Fukushuu Saimin," which also received an anime adaptation.

To understand exactly what this specific file string or search term represents, it helps to break down the standard scene release naming conventions used here: : The official title of the anime series.

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The series follows a standard OVA arc: six 20–25 minute episodes, released bi-monthly from January to November 2021. The plot centers on a mysterious “guidance counselor” named T-Rex (a pseudonymous character, not a literal dinosaur), who uses advanced hypnosis techniques to correct the behavior of troubled students and adults in a fictional Tokyo ward.

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