Gabriel’s got the hiccups, and Vigne’s convinced that she’ll die after a hundred of them! With plenty of possible remedies to test and a desperate demon for a nurse, Gab’s in for a rough round of treatment! Meanwhile, Satanya’s taken up the art of hypnosis in her spare time, but when it backfires, she turns into a veritable angel herself! Without a surefire way to reverse the effects, will Satanya be forced to live out the rest of her days as her worst nightmare: a kind and gentle soul?!

Please!! Be the great Satanya's servant! So my mom and dad are comingto check out the human world, and I kinda told my parents I made a highlyaccomplished angel fall from grace. So please, please, please! I don't wantto disappoint my family! Hey, Gabriel--help me out here!!

Gabriel's worst nightmare is becoming reality-her older sister, Zeruel, has come to check up on her! Zeruel will have to keep her eyes peeled, though, because Gabriel's got a foolproof plan to deceive her into thinking she's still the pure, straitlaced angel she used to be! Can she pull off the con, or will she have to face Zeruel's wrath?

Summer vacation has arrived, and the beach awaits! Despite her initial protests, Gabriel soon finds herself joining Satanya, Raphael, and Vignette for some seaside shenanigans! Everyone is finding something fun to do, whether it's building sandcastles, riding the waves, or watermelon splitting... Wait, is that watermelon Satanya?!

After another disastrous term exam for Satanichia and Gabriel, it's timefor the summer festival! Shiraha tries to get on Mei's good side, Satanichia and Taplis challenge each other to a festival-game battle, and Gabriel's too lazy to move, so she'smaking Vigne carry her! After a night of festival fun, all that's left is the fireworks display, but with each pair facing its own ordeals, will they be able to regroup in time for the show?

Now that Taplis has (unwillingly) made a new devil friend, Chiaki wants to join in on the fun! Unfortunately, Mei isn't one to open up to others, but Chiaki's not giving up without a fight! Determined to help her friend out, Taplis agrees to play the bad guy in a scheme to make Chiaki look good, but will Taplis's bad-guy character be convincing enough...?

Gabriel and friends are off on a field trip to Okinawa, where a familiar angel and devil await! The weather's great and the ocean's calling, so it's time to jump in! With an entire tropical paradise to enjoy, the girls are ready to cut loose and have some fun!

Join Gabriel and her colorful cast of angels and devils in Volume 3 of Gabriel Dropout!

While Hakumei has endless tales to tell about her days as a traveler, the time before her journey began is shrouded in mystery. She has even kept her habit of singing to herself private—though it’s unlikely to remain so after Conju discovers her humming in the rain! But when her seed cap is damaged, Hakumei reminisces about the beginning of her journey, when she was presented with the cap that marked her as a traveler setting forth to see the world...

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