Screenplay:
Yōsuke KurodaCinematography:
Kôjirô HayashiCast:
Asami Seto, Akari Kitō, Tōru Furuya, Shūichi Ikeda, Akira Sekine, Saki Fujita, Ami Koshimizu, Yūko Kaida, Yukari Tamura, Mao Ichimichi, Satomi Arai, Yū Kobayashi (more)VOD (1)
Episodes(12)
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A Certain Truth Sleeping in the Girl's Memories (S02E01)
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The Reason Just Playing Golf Makes Me So Happy (S02E02)
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The Strange Fates of Two Generations of Young People Who Were Caught Up in the Ego of Adults (S02E03)
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The Girl Who Regained Her Lost Memories Returns Home and Learns a New Truth (S02E04)
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A Farewell to Lies (S02E05)
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Shining Wings (S02E06)
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The Rainbow That Tells of Victory (S02E07)
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Rainbow and Bullet (S02E08)
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Over the Rainbow (S02E09)
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To Make Dreams Come True (S02E10)
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Promise (S02E11)
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The Promise Revives (S02E12)
Videos (15)
Reviews (1)
I did enjoy the second season a little more than the first. There was less of that weird juri bait that the first season was filled with, and there was more likable rivalry between the main heroines. I was thrilled in the last episode when their shonen golf abilities literally fused together. The familiar old opening song remained as if the creators knew it was trending among fans and that no one sings the chorus like "Venus Line...". It's a shame that the first half about the loss of memory and forgetting who is whose child felt like something from a bad Mexican soap opera. It did make sense and spiced up the relationship between the two girls, but as a plot twist, it just felt kind of cheap... The second half also had its big drama, which was a cliché for a sports anime, but I don't want to criticize it too much here. When it's about health problems, I can relate much better to the story, and it gives the series a bittersweet touch, making the happy ending stand out even more. The excellent finale almost made me give it a weak four stars, but in the end, with a clear head, remembering the unexciting first half, I decided to give it a strong three stars. 6.4/10
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