Cinematography:
Tomonori KatouComposer:
Toshiyuki OhmoriCast:
Kaori Nazuka, Shizuka Itō, Hiromi Konno, Yukana, Rina Satō, Tomoaki Maeno, Momoko Saitō, Mayu Udono, Hiroyuki Endou, Ryûichi Kubota, Aki Nakajima, Michael Rivas (more)Episodes(25)
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Admiration (S01E01)
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Approach (S01E02)
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Jealousy (S01E03)
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Romance (S01E04)
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Buddies (S01E05)
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Hesitation (S01E06)
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Betrayal (S01E07)
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Progress (S01E08)
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Underclassman (S01E09)
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Training (S01E10)
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Changes (S01E11)
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Lovers (S01E12)
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The Worst (S01E13)
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Heartthrob (S01E14)
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Transformation (S01E15)
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Confessions (S01E16)
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Memories (S01E17)
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Assistance (S01E18)
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Succession (S01E19)
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Goodbyes (S01E20)
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Discoveries (S01E21)
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Hidden Side (S01E22)
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Puraido (S01E23)
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Promise (S01E24)
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The Truth (S01E25)
Plots(1)
It's rare to get a second chance at love .... But getting six or seven of them!! Junichi Tachibana has never been lucky in love, and ever since his date stood him up on Christmas Eve two years ago, he's pretty much given up on the whole idea. However, there are quite a few girls who would all make wonderful partners for Junichi if he would only open his eyes. Could he have struck up a meaningful relationship with any of them if he'd done the right things and said the right words? Well, it's time to find out as Fate steps in and decides to see what would happen if Junichi were to snap out of his funk and take a chance. It's a whole new twist on the idea of love at sixth or seventh sight, and if one boy and a whole lot of different girlfriends-to-be sounds like a lot of wishful thinking... Well, it is! But wishes have a habit of coming true and the statistical odds are definitely on Junichi's side as the guy without a date's luck with the ladies goes from bad to multi-verse. (MVM Entertainment)
(more)Cast
Kaori Nazuka
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Hiromi Konno
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Yukana
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Rina Satō
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