Screenplay:
Jukki HanadaCinematography:
Tomonori KatouComposer:
Michiru OhshimaCast:
Yūki Takada, 寿美菜子, Ai Kayano, Taichi Ichikawa, Minami Shinoda, Ikumi Hasegawa, Nanako Mori, Jun Kasama, Ayaka Nanase, Mariko Higashiuchi, Ikuji Nose, Yuka Nukui (more)Episodes(13)
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I Can't Reach the Star (E01)
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Heating Up / Application for First Love (E02)
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Still up in the Air / The One Who Likes Me (E03)
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The Distance Between Fondness and Kisses / Not One of the Characters (E04)
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The Problem with Choices / The Problem with Choices (Continued) (E05)
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Words Kept Repressed / Words Used to Repress (E06)
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Secrets Galore / Sparks (E07)
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Intersection / Rained In (E08)
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On Your Marks / The Unheard Start Signal (E09)
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The Incomplete Me / Daytime Star / Mirage (E10)
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Centroid of the Triangle / Lit Fuse (E11)
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Suddenly Suffocating (E12)
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To the Last Stop / Lighthouse (E13)
Plots(1)
Yuu Koito thought love would be something amazing and magical, but when a male friend asks her to date, she feels nothing. She doesn't even know how to respond until she overhears the student council president of her new high school, Touko Nanami, turning down a similar request. With Touko's help, Yuu manages to let her friend down gracefully, but then Touko confesses that she, herself, is starting to have feelings for Yuu, leaving Yuu in a quandary. Yuu doesn't think that she's in love with Touko, but she does feel something. As Yuu joins the Student Council, and she and Touko become closer, her confusion about her feelings only continues to grow. Because you can't control who you love, or who falls in love with you. (Sentai Filmworks)
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Reviews (1)
As written in Starletka’s review, this show is basically an almost pure Girls Love (yuri) anime series, and it is exactly the way that type of show is supposed to be. So there is a normal, gradually developing romantic relationship with an emphasis on the feelings of both of the characters, with the only exception that this is about a love between two girls. In addition, the romantic side of the relationship is handled very well, the characters have some depth and everything develops very naturally. I like how they are exploring the psychology of both of the girls, how they gradually change (especially Yuu), and also the problems that both girls have and gradually overcome. I also agree with the fact that the setting of the student council and the storyline regarding the preparation for the student council play became boring after some time (and I also question how much effort the producers devoted to it). However, even though I was fine with Nanami, I actually would not consider Sayaka to be the best character in this show (and this is because I consider Yuu to be the best character, and of the supporting characters, Seiji impressed me the most). In general, I would therefore rate this show a decent 7.5/10.
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