Directed by:
Yoshihide IbataCinematography:
Nozomi ShitaraComposer:
Masaru YokoyamaCast:
Manaka Iwami, Yūma Uchida, Nobunaga Shimazaki, Maaya Sakamoto, Matsuri Kurosaki, Makoto Furukawa, Megumi Han, Satomi Satō, Gen Satō, Shoya Ishige, Minami Mayu (more)VOD (3)
Episodes(25)
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Hello Again (S02E01)
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Eat Somen with Your Friends (S02E02)
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Shall We Go and Get You Changed? (S02E03)
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I Got Dumped... (S02E04)
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Wait for Me, Tororo Soba! (S02E05)
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Are You Really This Stupid? (S02E06)
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Let's Start the Watermelon Splitting Contest! (S02E07)
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Well, It's True (S02E08)
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So Precious... (S02E09)
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Who Are You? (S02E10)
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All Mine (S02E11)
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You Cried for Me (S02E12)
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Sure Thing (S02E13)
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I Should Die... (S02E14)
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See You Later (S02E15)
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Ask Him for Me (S02E16)
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You Will, I'm Sure (S02E17)
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Wanna Kiss? (S02E18)
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There's No Way, None! (S02E19)
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Are You Okay? (S02E20)
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There Was, Definitely (S02E21)
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That Isn't What I Want (S02E22)
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It's Cinderella-ish (S02E23)
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Here You Are (S02E24)
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I'm Different Now (S02E25)
Plots(1)
After a family tragedy turns her life upside down, 16-year-old high schooler Tooru Honda takes matters into her own hands and moves out... into a tent! Unfortunately for her, she pitches her new home on private land belonging to the mysterious Souma clan, and it isn't long before the owners discover her secret. But, as Tooru quickly finds out when the family offers to take her in, the Soumas have a secret of their own‚ when hugged by the opposite sex, they turn into the animals of the Chinese Zodiac! (Manga Home Entertainment)
(more)Reviews (1)
This is a beautifully complex story, filled with lots of bittersweet emotions, nice pacing, interesting twists, and the gradual development of a large number of characters. The atmosphere of the show, delivering different moods where some moments are just beautiful, and sometimes there are also some sad moments, and even scenes that make us angry - it is just like what real life is supposed to be like. I thoroughly enjoyed every episode and I did not really care who it was focused on because there are so many interesting characters, and they have such complicated stories and there are the never-ending struggles of the individual protagonists, with, more often than not, themselves... The best thing about it is probably the simplicity and consistency ...the way everything happens, the quality of the workmanship that convinces me that things that happen in the show are completely believable. There are a lot of colorful rainbows, enchanting moments, and yet also a lot of heartache and suffering... I found the second season was also enchanting, and I am happy that I am finally watching the uncut story in all its complexity and ambiguity. I am happy to write a gushing review of so many wonderful, difficult, and complex characters. This is an awesome show, and along with the wonderfully chosen openings and endings, which evoke the right kind of welcoming, enchanting, and maybe even a bit of a thought-provoking atmosphere, I really enjoyed this and it is not just the ending that is making me look forward to the third season. This is an excellent adaptation, a wonderful season, and please, keep it up. 9.5/10.
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