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Main Title Cat`s Eye (1984) (a14582)
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Original Work: Houjou Tsukasa
Chief Direction: Kodama Kenji
Series Composition: Iioka Jun`ichi
Character Design: Hirayama Satoshi
Music: Ootani Kazuo
Together, Hitomi, Rui, and Ai are Cat's Eye, the greatest art thieves Japan has ever known. But they don't steal for money or fame – they do it in the hopes of finding their father, a great painter who went missing after World War II. While they're off searching for him in Europe, a new female thief claiming to be Cat's Eye starts wreaking havoc in Tokyo! She steals anything she can get her hands on, and her brutal methods are putting the lives of the police at risk... It's time for the real Cat's Eye to head back to Japan and bring her reign of terror to an end!

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· nudityNudity is the state of wearing no clothing and exposing the bare skin or intimate parts. NO FRONTAL NUDITY (visible genitals) = 1.5 STARS OR LESS. Especially gratuitous fanservice shows tend to show their characters frequently without any clothes, though often hiding genitals through the means of additions like steam. *+
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· · colour codedEvery single character on the main cast has a unique hair colour to help less perceptive viewers distiguish between them. weightless
· · ensemble castA show with an ensemble cast focuses on a larger group of main characters in a single plot narrative; anime containing several segmented plot narratives (such as episodic or arc-based plots) are excluded. Every member of the central main character group plays an important part in the show`s grander scheme; no single character is more important or prominent than the others. A show with 3 main characters is likely an ensemble cast, whereas 2 main characters is generally not an ensemble cast. weightless
· · predominantly adult castThis show features mostly adults. That means children and teenagers are relatively rare and unlikely to hold significance to the plot. That is a rare trait in anime, as most shows spin around children or teenagers. weightless
· · stereotypesThis show presents stereotypes, which are generalizations about a group of people. Examples would be saying that people from a certain country or with a certain hair color are stupid. If the show deals with comedy, the stereotypes are likely to be played on for laughs; if the show is a parody, the stereotypes will be exaggerated to have their flaws exposed and may be used as a form of social commentary. **
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· · open-endedThe ending of this anime is left to the viewer`s imagination. There are no clear hints at a definite story outcome, several possibilities are presented without closure, or the story ends suddenly without explanation. There may also be room for a sequel. weightless
· plot continuityConsistency of the characteristics of persons, plot, objects, places and events seen by the viewer. A single linear focused plot is highly continuous. A truly random plot is highly discontinuous. *
· plot twistsThe plot and story of this anime may seem to be going along a quite predictable path, when suddenly there is a jarring unexpected twist in the plot, taking the viewer by surprise. weightless
· actionAction anime usually involve a fairly straightforward story of good guys versus bad guys, where most disputes are resolved by using physical force. It often contains a lot of shooting, explosions and fighting. **
· · car chasesCar chases occur as part of the action setting in this anime. weightless
· · collateral damageThe usually action orientated anime does not only show large amounts of combat and weapon use, but also the incidental massive destruction of property, often due to the inability of the protagonists to aim properly. Example: Mecha duking it out in a densely populated urban area. weightless
· · gunfightsFights where two or more parties are firing guns at one another. *+
· · martial artsVarious sports or skills, mainly of Japanese origin, that originated as forms of self-defense or attack, such as judo, karate, and kendo. *+
· adventureAdventures are exciting stories, designed to provide an action-filled, energetic experience for the viewer. Rather than the predominant emphasis on violence and fighting, the viewer of adventures can live vicariously through the travels, conquests, explorations, creation of empires, struggles and situations that confront the main characters. Adventure films are often, but not always, set in an historical period. *
· · gotta catch them allA typical plot or sub-plot for many shows. Either the cast or somebody else, that being often the main antagonist, embarks on a quest to collect things, shiny things. weightless
· angstA feeling of general discomfort and uneasiness is present due to either trivial or more serious reasons, often accompanied by depression. Warning: may contain copious amounts of brooding and sighing. Etymology: "Angst" is a German word meaning fear or anxiety. *+
· comedyAnime whose central struggle causes hilarious results. These stories are built upon funny characters, situations and events. A comedy anime is laced with humour and sets out to provoke laughter from the audience. Japanese humour can be a bit strange to westerners, so if you`re new to this type of humour, just bear with it; it`ll most likely grow on you if you`re a fan of other kinds of comedy. *
· · running gag(Bit) character(s) play out a short skit several times during the course of the anime. The skit may or may not be exactly the same but does tend to have the same theme throughout. weightless
· · slapstickSlapstick humour is generally recognized by lots of physical abuse, horseplay and practical jokes. Also often seen are impossible situations, using sounds to illustrate impossible stunts that aren`t shown on-screen and to create tension for audience anticipation. *+
· · · violent retribution for accidental infringementA comedy / slapstick element often found in Ecchi anime: The hilarity derives from spontaneous embarrassment, overreaction of the "victim" (girl), immediate retribution for a seemingly inappropriate act, and a sense of pity with the supposed "aggressor" (boy). *+
· detectiveA detective is an investigator, generally either a member of a law enforcement agency or as an individual working in the capacity of private investigators, tasked with solving crimes and other mysteries, such as disappearances, by examining and evaluating clues and records in order to solve the mystery; for a crime, this would mean uncovering the criminal`s identity and/or whereabouts. **
· ecchiEcchi, or etchi (エッチ), is a common Japanese word meaning "indecent", "lewd", "frisky" or "sexy"; its usage can be compared to the English word "naughty". Among western anime fans, the term is used when vague sexual content, such as skimpy clothing or nudity, is prominent. In Japanese, however, it is a catch-all term for all things anyhow sexual in nature, mild or otherwise. +
· · lingerieLingerie is a term for fashionable and alluring women`s undergarments. +
· · skimpy clothingWhen a job needs to get done you need the appropriate clothing on the appropriate persons. That calls for preferably scantily clad young ladies. weightless
· manipulated memoriesThe protagonist finds out that his/her cherished memories are actually fake and have been implanted. weightless
· romanceRomance describes a story that deals with love between two or more characters typically also having an optimistic ending. Romance is also a difficulty encountered when creating a harem. *+
· · slow when it comes to loveThe main protagonists in this anime have a very hard time trying to express their feelings to each other. They simply will not finally confess their love. In some cases this romance element is based on unrequited love, or an absurd amount of shyness. **
· speculative fictionSpeculative fiction is an umbrella genre encompassing fiction with certain elements that do not exist in the real world, often in the context of supernatural, futuristic or other imaginative themes. This includes, but is not limited to, science fiction, fantasy, superhero fiction, horror, utopian and dystopian fiction, fairytale fantasy, supernatural fiction, as well as combinations thereof.
· · science fictionScience fiction stories usually focus on how situations could be different in the future when we are more technologically advanced; due to either our own achievements or having met with other civilizations whom we have learned from.
· · · mechaMecha in Japanese basically means mechanical things; everything from an electric whisk or a car to a spaceship or a robot. Here however we limit it to the more exotic things usually referred to as mecha anime: robots, whether controlled by a human or not, and their ilk.
· · · · robotA robot is an automatically guided machine, able to do tasks on its own. Another common characteristic is that by its appearance or movements, a robot often conveys a sense that it has intent or agency of its own. Not to be confused with android (human-like robot). +
· tragedyTragedy is a form of drama characterized by seriousness and dignity, usually involving a conflict between a character and some higher power, such as the law, the gods, fate, or society. *
· tropesA trope is a commonly recurring literary and rhetorical devices, motifs or clichés in creative works.
· · adults are uselessFor when adults can`t do anything right.
· · · police are uselessThe civilian law enforcement representatives do not seem to be of much use, when trying to take on the usually vastly superior foes. The "helpless" and often clumsy antics of the police can be used as a comedy element. weightless
· · ass-kicking girlsThe female characters in the anime are very proficient in some form of martial arts, swordplay, or gunfights. They may also have super powers. weightless
· · EngrishEngrish is actually a mispronunciation of English, as can be the result of someone, who does not have English as their primary language of origin (such as Japanese or Chinese). weightless
· · just as plannedA term usually used to describe a situation, where a seemingly smart and cunning villain sets up a plan that seems grand and impressive, but is actually long winding, ridiculous, and convoluted. And all of that just to trick his opponent(s), like the hero or anybody else, into doing things exactly as he planned. Suffice to say that the villain could have reached his goal by much shorter and easier means, it just wouldn`t seem as awesome anymore. weightless
· · sibling yin yangIn real life, siblings hardly ever act the same. Fiction sometimes takes this to an extreme. Enter Sibling Yin Yang, the occurrence of siblings that are nearly polar opposites. If he`s cool and reckless, she`s responsible and thoughtful. If she`s a spiky-haired hooligan, he`s the nerdy wimpy one. If he`s an immature brat, she`s... well, you get the picture. weightless
· cross-dressingThis character sometimes wears clothes traditionally worn by and associated with the opposite sex. Cross-dressers often hide their cross-dressing identity for a long period of time and thus tend to become adept in accurately portraying the opposite sex in terms of voice, movement, behaviour, temperament, etc. +
· waitressA female attendant who serves customers in a restaurant, café, or similar. +
· Japanese productionno description set weightless
· mangaManga is the lifeblood that drives the anime industry. Everything and its mother is based on manga. However! There are exceptions where the manga was not the basis for the anime. See also manhua and manhwa. weightless
· · Weekly Shounen JumpThe Weekly Shounen Jump is a Japanese manga magazine released on a weekly basis. Its main target audience consists of young males and it features several manga titles. A number of very famous shounen manga were or are published in the magazine. weightless
· placeThe places the anime can take place in. Includes more specific places such as a country on Earth, as well as more general places such as a dystopia or a mirror world.
· · countrysideThe anime takes place far from the any densely populated areas like cities, i.e. out in the suburbs, in the countryside with many fields and forests. +
· · EarthThe Earth is the third planet from the Sun. It is a ball of hot mud, but on the surface it`s cold enough, so most of us live on it (or are supposed to). To its inhabitants, our planet is their home, so, as a species, we cherish it to the point many cultures even to this day deify it. The Earth is the main setting of most fiction, but many titles are set in other places, such as unrelated fantasy worlds, and in a considerable number of fictional titles the Earth is actually destroyed by invaders. **+
· · · AsiaAsia is Earth`s largest and most populous continent. Asia covers an area of 44,579,000 square kilometers. The continent, which has long been home to the majority of the human population, was the site of many of the first civilizations. Asia is notable for not only its overall large size and population, but also dense and large settlements as well as vast barely populated regions within the continent of 4.4 billion people. **+
· · · · JapanJapan is a sovereign island nation in East Asia. Located in the Pacific Ocean, it lies off the eastern coast of the Asian mainland and stretches from the Sea of Okhotsk in the north to the East China Sea and China in the southwest. **+
· · · · · TokyoTokyo, officially Tokyo Metropolis, is the capital city of Japan and one of its 47 prefectures. The Greater Tokyo Area is the most populous metropolitan area in the world. It is the seat of the Emperor of Japan and the Japanese government. Tokyo is in the Kantou region on the southeastern side of the main island Honshu and includes the Izu Islands and Ogasawara Islands. **+
· · · · · · Tokyo TowerTokyo Tower is a communications and observation tower in the Shiba-koen district of Minato, Tokyo, Japan. At 332.9 metres, it is the second-tallest structure in Japan. The structure is an Eiffel Tower-inspired lattice tower that is painted white and international orange to comply with air safety regulations. Note: Not to be confused with the very much younger Tokyo Skytree. weightless
· · · · · YokohamaYokohama is the second largest city in Japan by population, after Tokyo, and the most populous municipality of Japan. It is the capital city of Kanagawa Prefecture. It lies on Tokyo Bay, south of Tokyo, in the Kantou region of the main island of Honshu. It is a major commercial hub of the Greater Tokyo Area. +
· · · EuropeEurope is a continent located entirely in the Northern Hemisphere and mostly in the Eastern Hemisphere. It is bordered by the Arctic Ocean to the north, the Atlantic Ocean to the west, and the Mediterranean Sea to the south. It comprises the westernmost part of Eurasia. +
· · · · FranceFrance, officially the French Republic, is a country whose territory consists of metropolitan France in western Europe, as well as several overseas regions and territories. The metropolitan area of France extends from the Mediterranean Sea to the English Channel and the North Sea, and from the Rhine to the Atlantic Ocean. The overseas territories include French Guiana in South America and several islands in the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian oceans.
· · · · · ParisParis is the capital and most populous city in France. The city is a commune and department, and the heart of the Île-de-France region (colloquially known as the `Paris Region`). Since the 17th century, Paris has been one of Europe`s major centres of finance, commerce, fashion, science, and the arts. +
· · islandPart of this anime takes place on an island, a small landmass that is surrounded by the sea. Generally, an island setting involves interaction with "island" elements. Such elements could include (but is not limited towards): riding on a boat, fishing, foraging/hunting, beach scene, "peaceful island life", being "shipwrecked", island fever, lamenting isolation from the mainland, etc. +
· · oceanThe large bodies of salt water surrounding the continents and islands are a (significant) setting of this anime. +
· timeThis placeholder lists different epochs in human history and more vague but important timelines such as the future, the present and the past.
· · presentSomewhere between past and future. ***
· · seasonIn temperate and subpolar regions, four calendar-based seasons (with their adjectives) are generally recognized: spring (vernal), summer (estival), autumn (autumnal), fall and winter (hibernal).
· · · winterColdest season of the year with ice and snow, everything is covered in a blanket of white. +
· shounenIn the context of manga and associated media, shounen, literally meaning "youth" and often also specifically "boy", refers to a male audience roughly between the ages of 10 and 18. weightless
· adapted into other mediaThis anime is a new original work, and it has been adapted into other media formats. In exceedingly rare instances, a specific episode of a new original work anime can also be adapted.
· · adapted into Japanese movieThis anime is a new original work, and it has been adapted into a Japanese movie. In exceedingly rare instances, a specific episode of a new original work anime can also be adapted. weightless
· product placementOtherwise known as a "plug" or "writing commercials right into a show". The practice of prominently displaying or talking about a recognizable product in a program, in exchange for some consideration from the manufacturer, usually monetary. (Source: TV Tropes) Particularly notorious example, Pizza Hut for the involvement with Code Geass, Darker than Black and other series. weightless
· remastered version availableThis anime has been remastered in a higher quality format than the original release. The remaster may be a simple upscale, or it could be a full enhancement project from the original frames. This is irrespective of whether specific groups have released rips of such formats to the internet. weightless
· watercolour styleA watercolour or aquarelle is a painting method in which the paints are made of pigments suspended in a water-based solution. Some anime are created in the watercolour style, usually with faded pastels that often give the show a warm and friendly visual presentation. In modern anime, this is generally achieved via computer effects that create an imitation of watercolour. While the watercolour style is more commonly used for backgrounds, it is possible to create the entire anime in such a style. weightless
· alcoholAlcohol (or more scientifically, ethanol), is one of the world`s oldest psychoactive substances. It is traditionally found in the form of a beverage such as beer, wine, or liquor, although in some contexts it can be inhaled to produce similar or intoxication, and some people prefer another way of consuming beverage-form alcohol. +
· battle of witsThere is some intellectual battle between the characters. They each might attempt to discern what the other knows and/or could be planning. Then, rather than simply relying on the use of raw power, try to deduce an effective strategy to foil their opponent(s). The battle of wits can be in the center of the intrigue or just a side story. Examples: Death Note, Code Geass weightless
· cookingCooking is the process of preparing food by using heat. +
· crimeThe underworld we talk about here is not to be confused with the place where people are believed to go after they die, but the general term for organized crime. It is a shady world, unknown to most people, where illegal things like murder, smuggling, drug dealing and similar are happening daily. Groups known to be acting in this world are for example the mafia or the yakuza. *
· · gangsA gang is a group of people, through the organization, formation, and establishment of an assemblage, share a common identity. In current usage it typically denotes a criminal organization or else a criminal affiliation. weightless
· · hostage situationOne or more characters in this anime are taken hostage, to pressure or blackmail other involved parties. A person given as a pledge or security for the performance of the conditions of a treaty or stipulations of any kind, on the performance of which the person is to be released. (Source: Wiktionary) weightless
· · kidnappingIn criminal law, kidnapping is the taking away or transportation of a person against that person`s will, usually to hold the person in false imprisonment, a confinement without legal authority. This may be done for ransom or in furtherance of another crime, or in connection with a child custody dispute. weightless
· · thieveryno description set **
· daily lifeThe antics of the protagonists do not take place in some exotic setting or time, but in everyday life. Daily Life is basically a synonym for everything normal, repetitive, and trivial happening to your average person.
· · working lifeThe life of someone actually working on a often less than glamorous job is depicted in this anime. The job is taxing and the pay is low, not really the dream job one would choose to work in. Examples: Working as salesperson in a department store, or as a waitress in a family restaurant. *
· deathDeath is the state of no longer being alive or the process of ceasing to be alive.
· · murderTo bring about someone else`s death, by a voluntary act. Whether it comes from the killer`s own hand or by exposing the victim to life-threatening circumstances, the result is foreseeable and sought by the perpetrator. Someone who murders as their profession/job is an assassin or hitman. +
· disasterA disaster is a large-scale situation that causes great loss of or damage or threat to life, health, property, society, or the environment, irrespective of its source or cause. Disasters have substantial, long-lasting negative repercussions, and great effort must be spent in order to undo or mitigate their effects.
· · fireno description set +
· law and orderWhere there is "wealth", there are criminals. It is up to the civil law enforcement, i.e. detectives, Police or Special Squads, to keep the lawless activities in the real world or in cyberspace under control. Note: Do not confuse this with Military presence. *
· · policeThe police (civil servants) are the good guys in the battle against crime. Though they try hard, they are usually outclassed by super-criminals or criminal organizations in anime, requiring the help of special units or some lone hero. *
· militaryThe military, also known as the armed forces, are forces authorized and legally entitled to use deadly force so as to support the interests of the state and its citizens. The task of the military is usually defined as defence of the state and its citizens and the prosecution of war against foreign powers. The military may also have additional functions within a society, including construction, emergency services, social ceremonies, and guarding critical areas. +
· rivalryQuite broadly used term describing a conflict, contest, struggle, or opposition of some sort. Typical examples: The mostly comedic rivalry for the love of a protagonist in a harem anime (love polygon), the more "mindless" battles between wannabe delinquents in a school fighting anime, or the struggle between good & evil in an epic conflict for world domination. **
· school lifeSince a large part of the anime audience still takes part in school life or is visiting college, it is only natural to choose a setting the audience can identify with, be it elementary, middle, or high school. For the older viewers a college setting with more mature real-life problems is appropriate. And since clubs take up so much time in the lives of students, these are obviously also important. +
· · high schoolA secondary school that usually contains grades 10 through 12 in Japan, or 9 through 12 in America. +
· sportsSports anime revolves around a recreational physical activity or skill. In addition they often adhere to certain genre conventions, the emphasis on training and practice in preparation for competition, characters desire for self improvement, and pursuit of a specific goal.
· · American footballAmerican Football is a type of ball game that is played by two teams of people with 11 players on each side. It is played with a ball that is shaped like an egg. Contrary to its name it does not actually have much to do with football and is almost like rugby, just with the players clothed in heavy protection gear, out of fear of injuries. +
· · combatCombat involves a violent conflict with the goal to establish dominance over an opponent.
· · · judoJudo, or juudou in Japanese, is a modern martial art, combat and Olympic sport created in Japan in 1882. Its most prominent feature is its competitive element, where the objective is to either throw or takedown an opponent to the ground, immobilize or otherwise subdue an opponent with a pin, or force an opponent to submit with a joint lock or a choke. A judo practitioner is called a judoka. +
· · · kendoKendo is a popular sport from Japan. It consists of swordplay with one or two shinai, a two-handed bamboo sword which may also be held with one hand only, while wearing armour. +
· · skiingSport or recreation, involving traveling over snow on skis. +
· · tennisTennis is yet another sport involving hitting a ball. Were it not for the copious amounts of grass involved in certain varieties, it seems hard to imagine that people would pay it any attention at all. +
· · underwater divingUnderwater diving is the practice of descending below the water`s surface to interact with the environment. It is not to be confused with acrobatic diving. Please note that this tag is only about underwater diving as a sport; diving for e.g. salvaging shipwreck should be tagged with other, more specific tags. weightless
· teamworkA cooperative effort by the members of a group or team to achieve a common goal. weightless
· the artsThe arts represent an outlet of human expression, usually influenced by culture, and driven by human creative impulse. Major constituents of the arts include literature, music, dance, and theatre; culinary arts such as baking, chocolatiering, and winemaking; media arts like photography and film, and visual arts – including drawing, painting, and sculpting. Some art forms combine a visual element with performance (e.g. film) and the written word (e.g. comics). *
· · musicMusic anime generally revolves around people concerned with music in their everyday lives. In addition they often adhere to certain genre conventions, the emphasis on training and practice in preparation for competitions, characters desire for self improvement, and pursuit of a specific goal. This is not unlike the Sports category. +
· · · musical bandA musical ensemble also known as a music(al) group or music(al) band is a group of people who perform instrumental or vocal music, typically known by a distinct name. +
· · performanceThe song performance on stage or acting in a theatre is a central part of the character`s life in this anime type. +
· · · dancingDance is when people move their body to music. There are many kinds of dance, like ballet or waltz. Dancing can be done for fun but can be also an art. weightless
· trainingTraining is extensive, serious practising a person undergoes in order to develop skills and abilities, such as handling weapons, playing instruments, playing sports, and so on. +
aboard aeroplaneThe story takes place aboard an aeroplane flying through the air. This does not include helicopters or vessels that can go underwater or into space. 3 eps applies to episode(s): 1, 8, 34
aboard airshipAll or a portion of this episode takes place on a flying vessel, airship, airplane, or other terrestrial (Earthbound) aircraft. This excludes spacecraft, which would use the shipboard tag instead. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 30
aboard shipThe story takes place aboard a vessel which sails on the surface of the sea, a river, or a similar body of liquid. 3 eps applies to episode(s): 12, 22, 25
amusement park visitPlot device: All or part of the cast visit an amusement park. 5 eps applies to episode(s): 1, 12, 17, 28, 31
April Fool`s DayApril Fool`s Day is celebrated in different countries around the world on April 1 every year. Sometimes referred to as All Fools` Day, April 1 is not a national holiday, but is widely recognized and celebrated as a day when many people play all kinds of jokes and foolishness. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 24
babysittingBabysitting is the practice of temporarily caring for a child on behalf of the child`s parents. Babysitting is commonly performed as an odd job by teenagers for extra money, stereotypically (but not necessarily) by girls. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 28
bath house visitA sentou is a type of Japanese communal bath house where customers pay for entrance. Some Japanese find social importance in going to public baths, out of the theory that physical intimacy brings emotional intimacy, which is termed skinship in Japanese. Traditionally it is gender-segregated — men usually bathe only with men, and women with women. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 22
beach visitEvery anime has to have them, episodes in which the characters for whatever reason end up going to the sea, ocean, random island or the local pond. 2 eps applies to episode(s): 9, 34
beauty pageantA beauty pageant is a competition traditionally focused on judging and ranking the physical attributes of the contestants, although more recently many also incorporate personality traits, intelligence, talent, and a contestant`s ability to answer judges` questions on various subjects as judged criteria. The term refers largely to contests for women. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 31
changing room sceneA changing room, locker room or dressing room is a room or area designated for changing one`s clothes. Changing rooms are provided in a semi-public situation to enable people to change clothes in privacy, either individually or on a gender basis. 2 eps applies to episode(s): 31, 37
ChristmasThis anime is about Christmas or has an episode relating to Christmas, often including the decoration of the Christmas tree, the shopping for and the handing out of presents, and an extra special opulent dinner (a Christmas party). No Christmas is complete without the falling of snow — for those romantic moments. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 12
cinema visitUsually as part of a date the pair watch a movie together, since hand-holding in the dark is less embarrassing and also romantic. Scary movies often lead to spontaneous hugging, out of fear. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 35
confessionSomeone confesses his/her love to someone else. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 6
dateA date is a romantic meeting or outing with a lover or potential lover. A date may also involve more than 2 people, a "tag-team" date; for example, 1 male and 2 females. 3 eps applies to episode(s): 28, 30, 35
fireworksThe characters are watching or playing with fireworks. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 25
first kissThe first kiss plays a role in this anime. Especially for the female cast this can be quite an important moment, so that stealing ones first kiss is serious for them. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 33
flashbackA flashback is a moment where events from the past are recounted. Flashbacks are used primarily to give insight into a character`s mind or to reveal information previously kept from the audience. They normally consist of mostly new content; they are different from and should not be confused with recaps, where old content is shown again for no particular purpose. Generally, to qualify as a flashback, the scene must advance the narrative. The opposite is a flashforward. See also in medias res. 2 eps applies to episode(s): 17, 34
furo sceneFuro (polite: Ofuro) is Japanese for bath, specifically a type of bath which originated as a short, steep-sided wooden bathtub. Baths of this type are found all over Japan in houses, apartments and traditional Japanese inns (Ryokans). 1 eps applies to episode(s): 7
lap pillowAs a sign of closeness the usually male character is encouraged to rest his weary head on the female’s lap. 2 eps applies to episode(s): 7, 26
late for schoolOne of the central characters in a school setting keeps on getting up too late in the morning, and thus has to show frantic activity at breakfast, to then rush to school. This is also related to "guy/girl running with toast in mouth" and may include the "running into a character of the opposite gender" scene. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 20
museum visitA museum is an institution that cares for (conserves) a collection of artefacts and other objects of artistic, cultural, historical, or scientific importance. Many public museums make these items available for public viewing through exhibits that may be permanent or temporary. 5 eps applies to episode(s): 4, 7, 11, 33, 36
omimaiVisiting a sick person (as in a hospital or at home). The protagonist or any other character caught a cold so his friends go visit him. In a school setting this is used as a plot device to allow fellow students to show their concern, and it is also a pertinent excuse to get out of school. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 1
parting"It`s time to say goodbye..." Characters were together for a time, but now have to bid each other farewell. Being apart might be temporary condition or might be forever. It might be sad (characters don`t want to part) or happy (they know they will see each other soon) or sour (they had a fight, said too much and took offence). 1 eps applies to episode(s): 32
planetarium visitPossibly as part of a date in a school setting the pair visit the local planetarium. The starry sky (even though fake) and the darkness tend to be romantic. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 14
pool episodeAn episode playing at the pool, mostly in school, sometimes outside of it when the cast does not have a chance for a beach episode. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 2
public aquariumA public aquarium is the aquatic counterpart of a zoo, housing living aquatic species for viewing. Most public aquariums feature tanks larger than those kept by home aquarists, as well as smaller tanks. Since the first public aquariums were built in the mid-19th century, they have become popular and their numbers have increased. Most modern accredited aquariums stress conservation issues and educating the public. 2 eps applies to episode(s): 3, 11
rock-paper-scissorsWhenever a decision has to be made in anime, the Japanese protagonists seem to be awfully fond of playing rock-paper-scissors (or jan-ken-pon) to determine the outcome. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 32
school sports festivalTo show off the students in sports clothing — in ecchi anime the female students in particular — a sports festival (or athletic meet) is quite popular in your typical anime with school setting. Here the protagonists can show their skills in diverse athletic competitions. Note: This festival may also, though very rarely, take place at a kindergarten or preschool. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 26
shower sceneThe anime contains a shower scene, obligatory for ecchi anime. The person under the shower will most likely be female — providing "fanservice". 2 eps applies to episode(s): 6, 31
skirt flippingNaughty characters — usually boys — flip the skirts of female protagonists to ascertain what panties they are wearing (also see Pantsu category). 1 eps applies to episode(s): 15
sleepoverA sleepover, also known as a pyjama party or a slumber party, is a party where a guest or guests are invited to stay overnight. Typical participant activities include staying up late, talking, eating and playing until falling asleep, which sometimes never happens for a few high energy guests. 3 eps applies to episode(s): 6-7, 32
train episodeno description set 1 eps applies to episode(s): 3
transfer studentA transfer student is a student who changes from one institution or course to another at the same level. Their arrival, when not at the beginning of the school year, tends to cause a stir. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 20
weddingA wedding is the ceremony where people are united in marriage. Most wedding ceremonies involve an exchange of wedding vows by the couple, presentation of a gift (offering, ring(s), symbolic item, flowers, money), and a public proclamation of marriage by an authority figure or leader. Special wedding garments are often worn, and the ceremony is sometimes followed by a wedding reception. (Source: Wikipedia) 1 eps applies to episode(s): 15
zoo visitA visit to the zoo can provide some `personal moments` in a school setting anime. Or the destination of a field trip. Or it might simply be to visit the animals at the zoo. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 17

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abilitiesAbilities are skills or competences that have applicability in some sort of activity.

acrobatics (1)Acrobatics is the performance of extraordinary human feats of balance, agility, and motor coordination.agile (1)The character has a great agility which comes in very handy for combatants or otherwise fighting characters.aikido (1)Aikido is a Japanese martial art with the goal of allowing practitioners to defend themselves while also protecting their attacker from injury.athletic (2)A person good at athletics or sports, who is not necessarily part of a professional/amateur sports team or club.boxing (1)Boxing is a combat sport in which two people, usually wearing protective gloves, throw punches at each other for a predetermined set of time in a boxing ring.clever (1)A clever or smart person is generally understood as having broad knowledge and the sharpness of mind required to put that knowledge to good use, especially when applying rational thought to long-reaching decisions, with the broad knowledge leaning more on the smart side and the sharp mind on the clever side. Unlike a genius, the clever person may be skilled, but only mundanely so, and in contrast to a cunning person, a clever person is not characterized by being sly or apt at surreptitiousness.disguising (2)Disguising is the ability to convincingly change one`s own or someone else`s appearance in order to hide one`s identity or assume another. Someone who has mastered this ability to any degree can put up disguises that are able to fool others; if nobody is fooled by the disguise, the person isn`t able to do it.genius (1)A genius is someone possessing extraordinary intelligence or skill, normally to a degree associated with the achievement of unprecedented insight, and especially when demonstrated through a creative or original work in a field of human knowledge. Such ability is well beyond the realm of an ordinarily clever person, who instead applies a sharp mind to mundane levels of skill.gun marksmanship (1)A person who is both skilled at firing a gun and accurately hitting what they are aiming at.gymnastics (1)A competitive sport in which this character performs optional and prescribed acrobatic feats mostly on special apparatus in order to demonstrate strength, balance, and body control.horse riding (1)The ability to ride on a horse.judo (1)Judo, or juudou in Japanese, is a modern martial art, combat and Olympic sport created in Japan in 1882. Its most prominent feature is its competitive element, where the objective is to either throw or takedown an opponent to the ground, immobilize or otherwise subdue an opponent with a pin, or force an opponent to submit with a joint lock or a choke. A judo practitioner is called a judoka.karate (1)A Japanese martial art originating from Okinawa.kendo (1)Kendo is a popular sport from Japan. It consists of swordplay with one or two shinai, a two-handed bamboo sword which may also be held with one hand only, while wearing armour.martial arts (2)Various sports or skills, mainly of Japanese origin, that originated as forms of self-defense or attack, such as judo, karate, and kendo.skateboarding (1)A skateboard is a type of sports equipment used primarily for the activity of skateboarding. It usually consists of a specially designed maplewood board combined with a polyurethane coating used for making smoother slides and stronger durability.skating (1)no description setunderwater diving (1)Underwater diving is the practice of descending below the water`s surface to interact with the environment. It is not to be confused with acrobatic diving. Please note that this tag is only about underwater diving as a sport; diving for e.g. salvaging shipwreck should be tagged with other, more specific tags.

accessoriesAccessories are objects characters use or sometimes simply carry around.

glasses (2)Glasses (also called eyeglasses or spectacles) are frames bearing lenses worn in front of the eyes, normally for vision correction, eye protection, or for protection from UV rays. For practical tagging purposes, sunglasses should not be considered glasses; the "glasses" tag is specifically about the type that doesn`t block light. However, a character who wears prescription glasses with dark lenses or who wears both eyewear types should take both tags.sunglasses (1)A form of protective eye-wear designed primarily to prevent bright sunlight from damaging or discomforting the eyes. Also used as a fashion detail. For practical tagging purposes, sunglasses should not be considered glasses; apply only the "sunglasses" tag for sunglasses, not both. However, a character who wears prescription glasses with dark lenses or who wears both eyewear types should take both tags.

clothingClothing is fiber and textile material worn on the body.

bodysuit (3)A bodysuit is a one-piece outfit that fits the body tightly. The most famous anime bodysuits are doubtlessly the Evangelion plugsuits. Space suits are not bodysuits, because they are not tight, but one-piece wetsuits or swimwear are. They do not have to cover the legs, as bodysuits do not need to cover the entire body. They are not to be confused with an entirely different piece of clothing that covers the torso and crotch and which is also named bodysuit, but is an undergarment, not an outfit.high heels (3)High heels are a type of shoe in which the heel, compared to the toe, is significantly higher off of the ground. These shoes make the wearer taller, accentuating the calf muscle and the length of the leg overall. There are many types of high heels, which come in different styles, colours, and materials, and can be found all over the world. They have significant cultural and fashionable meanings attached to them, which have been largely shaped by historical contexts over the past thousand years.leotard (3)A leotard is a skin-tight one-piece garment that covers the torso but leaves the legs free.

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cleavage (3)A cleavage is the partial, or sometimes full, exposure of the separation between a woman`s breasts.

looksThe looks are a person`s physical appearance. They are commonly used to describe people. Specific parts of one`s looks are most often referred to when especially pleasing or attractive, and sometimes also when particularly jarring.

black hair (2)The character has black hair.blue eyes (1)This character has blue-colored eyes.brown eyes (2)The character has brown eyes.brown hair (2)The character has brown hair.curly hair (1)This character has locks of hair that grow in a curved, rather than straight, direction.long hair (1)Long hair is hair from (but not including) shoulder-length, up to (but not including) waist length hair. Sidelocks do NOT count as long hair.mole (1)A mole, also called beauty mark, beauty spot, beauty patch, and sometimes birthmark, is a type of visible, circumscribed, chronic lesion of the skin or mucosa that may be congenital (present at birth) or acquired. Such marks are sometimes considered an attractive feature, hence the beauty-related names, and they are medically known as nevus (plural: nevi), from naevus, Latin for "birthmark". They are not to be confused with the animals commonly called moles.short hair (1)Short hair is hair from (but not including) bald, up to (but not including) shoulder-length hair. This hair length is what one would typically, though not always, see on most males. Short hair includes hair that goes no more than a centimetre or two beyond the chin; anything longer is shoulder-length.shoulder-length hair (1)Shoulder-length hair is hair at shoulder length, within a few centimetres margin. This hair length is longer than what one would typically, though not always, see on most males. Short hair includes hair that goes no more than a centimetre or two beyond the chin; anything longer is shoulder-length. Typical male hair at the back of the head which reaches the shoulders does not count as shoulder-length hair; the individual hair strands are very short (0-4 cm), and therefore count as short hair.

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actor (1)An actor or actress is a person who acts in a dramatic production and who works in film, television, theatre, or radio in that capacity. The ancient Greek word for an "actor", ὑποκριτής (hypokrites), means literally "one who interprets"; in this sense, an actor is one who interprets a dramatic character.driver (1)no description setengineer (1)no description setgentleman thief (3)A gentleman thief, lady thief, or phantom thief, is a particularly well-behaved and apparently well-bred thief.helicopter pilot (1)Can fly a helicopter.mechanic (1)A mechanic is a skilled person who repairs and maintains machines.model (1)no description setmotorcyclist (1)A person who is skilled at riding a motorcycle/motorbike and does so on a regular basis.police chief (1)no description setpolice officer (2)This character works for the police, and his or her job is related to keeping peace, law and order.racing driver (1)no description setsoftware developer (1)A person engaged in the craft of developing computer software.

traitsTraits are characteristics, habits, or trends that can be associated to and may be used to identify individuals.

alluring (1)A seductive person.ambidextrous (1)Ambidextrous people are equally adept in the use of both left and right appendages (such as the hands).compassionate (1)Someone who understands the suffering of others and wants to do something about it; sympathetic.elegant (1)no description setenergetic (1)An energetic character, often also called a genki character, shows great, often excessive levels of activity or vitality, and seems to always be doing everything extra fast. Genki characters are often slightly, or sometimes very, eccentric, and are filled with confidence and determination, regardless of whether they are competent or not; in fact, they often have little to no actual competence at whatever they generally do.fashionable (1)no description setkind (1)Having or showing a friendly, generous, and considerate nature.loyal (1)Character remains firm in friendship or support for a person or thing.maternal (1)Having the traits of a mother, whether truly a biological mother or not. Desiring to care for those younger or weaker than oneself.protection complex (1)A character has a protection complex if the character is overly protective of other characters, beyond what would be considered a "normal" or "expected" duty of care. The magnitude of overprotection can vary. It can be as low as constantly nagging someone to "stay safe". It can be as extreme as the protector making it their mission in life to protect the other character.responsible (1)A responsible person is one with a high sense of responsibility; it is someone that is reliable and trusted. One can depend on responsible people to get the job done properly, and they will keep themselves accountable for their actions.short-tempered (1)This character has a short temper, meaning he or she can get angry quickly.young adult (3)Someone is generally considered a young adult if they are between 20 to 40 years old.
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Original Work (原作) Houjou Tsukasa
Chief Direction (チーフディレクター) Kodama Kenji
Series Composition (シナリオディレクター) Iioka Jun`ichi
Character Design (キャラクターデザイン) Hirayama Satoshi
Music Direction (音楽監督) Suzuki Seiji
Music (音楽) Ootani Kazuo
Music Selection (選曲) Gouda Yutaka
Sound Effects (音響効果) Miyata Onkyou
Editing (編集) Takahashi Kazuko
Tsurubuchi Yoshihisa
Recording Direction (録音監督) Katou Satoshi
Art Direction (美術監督) Mizutani Toshiharu
Photographic Direction (撮影監督) Takahashi Hirokata
Producer (プロデューサー) Hatsukawa Norio
Katou Shunzou
Production (製作) Tokyo Movie Shinsha
Script/Screenplay (シナリオ) Oono Takeo 1, 9, 12, 18, 23, 26, 28, 37
Kashiwabara Hiroshi 2, 8, 13, 16, 21, 32, 34
Miyashita Jun`ichi 3, 6, 11, 14, 20, 24, 29, 35
Higurashi Yuuichi 4, 7, 10, 15, 22, 27, 31, 33 as 日暮裕司 in ep 10
Ookawa Toshimichi 5, 17, 19, 25, 36
Konparu Tomoko 30
Episode Direction (演出) Fukutomi Hiroshi
Kodama Kenji
Okuwaki Masaharu
Ooga Shunji
Takeuchi Yoshio
大頭桃太
Animation Direction (作画監督) Hirayama Satoshi
Key Animation (原画) Tomita Kuni 6, 19, 37
Mutou Terumi 21, 26
Takahashi Chiyoko 21, 26
In-Between Animation (動画) Murase Shuukou 25, 30, 34
Title (タイトル) 高具アトリエ
Film Processing (現像) Tokyo Genzousho
Recording (録音) Touhoku Shinsha
Recording Engineer (録音技術) Maeda Masanobu
Public Relations Manager (広報担当) 行木則雄
Production Manager (制作担当) Tokunaga Motoyoshi

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30.12.2024 KAZETV complete
37 0 ja fr fr Blu-ray N/A (0) 0
25.12.2024 ABJ complete
37 0 de de Blu-ray N/A (0) 0
12.04.2024 DBD-Raws complete
37 2 ja Blu-ray N/A (0) 0
18.04.2023 YOMI complete
37 0 ja fr Blu-ray N/A (0) 0
18.10.2019 sxales complete
37 2 ja en Blu-ray N/A (0) 0
15.10.2019 gerdhanse complete
37 0 de de unknown N/A (0) 0
04.05.2019 BlueLobster complete
37 0 ja en www N/A (0) 0
14.04.2019 AST4u complete
37 0 de Blu-ray N/A (0) 0
27.02.2019 H94 complete
37 0 en unknown N/A (0) 0
18.12.2018 TokyoFC complete
37 0 ja pt-BR DVD N/A (0) 0
14.03.2017 E-D complete
37 0 ja en DVD N/A (1) 0
25.10.2016 Moozzi2 complete
37 0 ja Blu-ray N/A (0) 0
26.06.2016 LoreLoli complete
37 0 ja en Blu-ray N/A (0) 0
07.10.2015 Mokkori complete
37 2 ja en Blu-ray N/A (0) 0
18.10.2013 Kagura complete
37 2 ja Blu-ray N/A (0) 0
23.05.2013 QTS complete
37 2 ja Blu-ray N/A (1) 0
21.07.2012 f00b4r complete
37 2 ja fr fr x-jat DVD N/A (0) 0
16.04.2012 ManGaCity complete
37 0 ja fr fr DVD N/A (0) 0
18.03.2010 Kuuchan complete
37 0 ja fr fr DVD N/A (0) 0
03.05.2008 M complete
37 0 fr DVD N/A (0) 0
07.01.2011 xblackyx finished
37 0 de DVD N/A (0) 0
07.01.2011 Anime-Pirates [a-p] stalled
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18.07.2014 TMUsubs stalled
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22.10.2010 CKR specials only
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