6.0
34 votes
Gunma TV 2020
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While studying with Izanami at the library, Yota learns of trouble in the Izanami family. He and Hina want to help, but the issue is so great it looks like magic will be required to solve it.
The episode was rated 8.22 from 36 votes.
Yota brings Hina to his house. Hina hatches a variety of schemes to help Yota get closer to Izanami. Yota helps his sister with a summer assignment.
The episode was rated 7.91 from 45 votes.
Yota has finally found Hina, but she recoils at his touch. Yota's false identity will only last 2 weeks. Can he turn the situation around before then?
The episode was rated 7.85 from 33 votes.
Hiroto's investigation finally leads him to uncover Dr. Korogi's secret. What will this mean for Hina and Yota?
The episode was rated 7.83 from 30 votes.
Yota wants to study, but Hina is dying to go to the summer festival. Yota calls together the members of their motley crew to make summer memories.
The episode was rated 7.79 from 34 votes.
Yota's time at Yamada Sanatorium is coming to an end. Will he have to say goodbye to Hina forever?
The episode was rated 7.65 from 31 votes.
Yota becomes motivated to learn more about where Hina came from. Finding out more entails traveling to a beach far from his home town. Since Hina has never seen the ocean, the two take the trip together.
The episode was rated 7.61 from 31 votes.
Hina finds out about Yota's celebrity crush. If Yota can execute Hina's latest scheme, he may have a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
The episode was rated 7.57 from 37 votes.
Sora wakes up and tells her family about her friend's failing ramen restaurant. Hina hatches a plan to save it. Meanwhile, a mysterious boy returns to Japan.
The episode was rated 7.55 from 40 votes.
Sora needs Yota and Hina's help to shoot a movie. Hiroto's investigations of Dr. Korogi may finally bear fruit.
The episode was rated 7.53 from 32 votes.
A strange girl dressed like a nun appears before Yota Narukami and declares she is an omniscient god. As he attempts to return her to her house, she endeavors to prove her power to him.
The episode was rated from 50 votes.
The end of the world has come and gone. Yota's efforts to find Hina turn up nothing. However, a lead is sitting under Yota's nose. Will he realize before it is too late?
The episode was rated from 31 votes.Last updated: dec 02, 2022
It had a slow and stupid start but the last few episodes were really enjoyable. Most of all both the opening and the ending themes were awesome. Can't say it's a great show but it was a good change of pace.
From the same person that brought us Angel Beats & Charlotte I was expecting more, enjoyable but overall disappointed. Could of swore Maeda said this would be his saddest work, what happened? It felt lacking in a lot of areas. Felt more like someone tried to imitate Jun Maeda's work & failed.
To no one's surprise Jun Maeda has a formula he sticks to but that I don't think it translates well to single cour shows. I didn't get very invested in this but I can see why it solicited quite a few harsh criticisms. Frankly the show to me had just a few too many weird elements to take it seriously and the conclusion leaves me a bit uneasy, especially given Youta's general narcissistic narration.