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|EnglishTitle=Because I Gave My Tears Away |
|EnglishTitle=Because I Gave My Tears Away |
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|OriginalAirDate=[[January 6]] [[2008]] |
|OriginalAirDate=[[January 6]] [[2008]] |
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|ShortSummary=While at home, [[True Tears (anime)#Characters|Shinichirō Nakagami]] laments how he cannot express his feelings for [[True Tears (anime)#Characters|Hiromi Yuasa]]. He notes that when he knew her before |
|ShortSummary=While at home, [[True Tears (anime)#Characters|Shinichirō Nakagami]] laments how he cannot express his feelings for [[True Tears (anime)#Characters|Hiromi Yuasa]]. He notes that when he knew her before he always treasured her smile, but now she acts coldly at home, and Shinichirō regrets not being able to see her tears or any form of significant emotion. At school, Shinichirō sees a girl named [[True Tears (anime)#Characters|Noe Isurugi]], and after criticizing her for interacting with chickens, is cursed by her. Shinichirō is quickly beset by bad luck for the rest of the day, and even sees Hiromi undressing to take a bath. To atone for what he said to Noe, he crafts a chicken out of a tissue box for her. The next day he gives the box to her, but she is saddened because one of the chickens, Raigomaru, has been killed. As Shinichirō notes that she did not cry, she tells him she has given her tears away. |
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|EnglishTitle=What Do I Want to Do... |
|EnglishTitle=What Do I Want to Do... |
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|OriginalAirDate=[[January 13]] [[2008]] |
|OriginalAirDate=[[January 13]] [[2008]] |
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|ShortSummary=After |
|ShortSummary=After insisting Shinichirō should believe her about giving her away her tears, Noe tells him of her mission to retrieve them. At school the following day, Noe starts paying extra attention to Shinichirō, such as waving to him while in [[Physical education class|P.E.]], and giving him seeds previously intended for Raigomaru. Hiromi notices this and tries to approach Noe on her own, but cannot communicate with her. Later, Hiromi asks Shinichirō to to introduce her to Noe, but after Noe learns of this she approaches Hiromi herself. Noe instantly sees through her guise, and although she can tell that Hiromi does not like her, is not angered. Hiromi later recounts this meeting to Shinichirō, confirming that she did not want to be Noe's friend to begin with. |
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|EnglishTitle=How Did It Go? The Talk from the Other Day |
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|OriginalAirDate=[[January 20]] [[2008]] |
|OriginalAirDate=[[January 20]] [[2008]] |
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|ShortSummary=When Shinichirō goes to school, he |
|ShortSummary=When Shinichirō goes to school, he finds red seeds in pink envelopes which Noe has placed in his locker, desk, and around the classroom. When he goes confront her, he finds Noe being picked up by a boy he assumes is her boyfriend. The next day, he finds red seeds leading from his classroom to the tree outside where Noe is. He tries to tell her to stop, but Noe says that is not something for him to decide. She jumps out of the tree, and Shinichirō has to carry her to the boy's basketball game currently in action. The same boy Shinichirō saw pick Noe up after school is playing in the game, and it is revealed that he is her older brother. Shinichirō overhears Hiromi's friend, Tomoyo, ask her if she likes Shinichirō, but Hiromi says she in fact likes Noe's brother. |
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|EnglishTitle=Okay, Splashy Splashy<!-- In the context of how this line was said in the episode, this translation makes more sense. --> |
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|OriginalAirDate=[[January 27]] [[2008]] |
|OriginalAirDate=[[January 27]] [[2008]] |
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|ShortSummary= While walking back to Shinichirō's house, Hiromi tells him about her crush on Noe's brother, which hurts Shinichirō |
|ShortSummary= While walking back to Shinichirō's house, Hiromi tells him about her crush on Noe's brother, which hurts Shinichirō. The next day, he leaves early in order to avoid Hiromi. Later, Aiko approaches him while he is resting on the [[seawall]], and she eventually persuades him to go shopping with her. At lunch, Shinichirō tells Aiko about her giving him false hope in his relationship with Hiromi. Aiko tries to cheer Shinichirō up, but to no avail. When he goes home, Hiromi asks Shinichirō if he is avoiding her because of what happened, and Shinichirō replies in a way that hurts them both. The following day, Noe drags Shinichirō around town and explains why she is gathering tears, and in the process manages to cheer Shinichirō up. In the morning, Shinichirō apologizes to Hiromi for the events of the previous day. Concentrating on the apology, he accidentally uses face wash instead of toothpaste when brushing his teeth; Hiromi and Shinichirō both laugh at this. Shinichirō is happy he was able to make her laugh. As he is walking out of his house, Noe's brother is waiting for Shinichirō and introduces himself as Jun Isurugi. They exchange greetings, and Shinichirō is stunned when Jun asks him to go out with Noe. |
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|EnglishTitle=A Meddlesome Guy is Like a Fool |
|EnglishTitle=A Meddlesome Guy is Like a Fool |
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|OriginalAirDate=[[February 3]] [[2008]] |
|OriginalAirDate=[[February 3]] [[2008]] |
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|ShortSummary=Shinichirō looks for Noe during school, but after she suggests they eat lunch together or go home together, he becomes defensive and lies, telling her that he has dance practice after school |
|ShortSummary=Shinichirō looks for Noe during school, but after she suggests they eat lunch together or go home together, he becomes defensive and lies, telling her that he has dance practice after school and that she should eat with her friends instead of him. After school another day, Noe drops in on Shinichirō in the middle of dance practice, and he later becomes inspired by her. Noe's older brother Jun pays Shinichirō another visit and during their exchange Shinichirō suggests that Jun go out with Hiromi if he is asking him to go out with Noe; Shinichirō becomes nervous that Jun may actually go through with it. Shinichirō goes to tell Hiromi about Jun saying she was cute, but she gets annoyed at Shinichirō for coming into her room to tell her something like that. Meanwhile, Aiko has started to knit a sweater for Miyokichi, but she is showing Shinichirō more affection than him. |
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Revision as of 23:29, 2 April 2008
This is a list of episodes of the 2008 Japanese animated television series True Tears. The episodes are directed by Junji Nishimura and produced by P.A. Works, Lantis, and Bandai Visual. P.A. Works produced the animation and Lantis was responsible for the production of the music. The anime, while sharing its title with the visual novel by La'cryma, has no relation to the visual novel; however, La'cryma is credited as the series' original creator.[1] The story follows Shinichirō Nakagami, a high school student, who is unable to express his feelings for Hiromi Yuasa, a fellow high school student who was taken in by Shinichirō's parents after her father died, as well as his interactions with another student, Noe Isurugi, who enlists Shinichirō's aid in recovering her "tears."
The episodes aired from January 6 2008 to March 29 2008 on TV Kanagawa in Japan, although a special preview of the first episode was shown in Japan on January 4 2008 on BS11 Digital.[1][2] The episodes also aired at later dates on Chiba TV, Kansai TV, Kids Station, Tokai TV, TV Saitama, and BS11 Digital.[1] The title for a given episode is a line spoken within the episode.
Two pieces of theme music are used for the episodes; one opening theme and one ending theme. The opening theme is "Reflectier" (リフレクティア, Rifurekutia) by Eufonius, and the ending theme is Aira Yūki's "Sekai no Namida" (セカイノナミダ). A single for "Reflectier" was released on January 23, 2008, and a single for "Sekai no Namida" was released on February 6 2008.[3]
A DVD compilation, containing the first two episodes of the anime, was released by Bandai Visual on March 25 2008. Four more DVD compilations, each containing two episodes, have been announced for release on April 25 2008, May 23 2008, June 25 2008,[4] and July 25, 2008 respectively.[5][6]
Episode list
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See also
References
- General
- "List of True Tears episode titles" (in Japanese). P.A. Works. Retrieved 2008-01-12.
- Specific
- ^ a b c "True Tears (TV)". Anime News Network. Retrieved 2008-01-12.
- ^ "True Tears official broadcast schedule" (in Japanese). P.A. Works. Retrieved 2008-01-12.
- ^ "True Tears CD goods" (in Japanese). P.A. Works. Retrieved 2008-01-12.
- ^ "Amazon.co.jp: true tears vol.4" (in Japanese). Amazon.com. Retrieved 2008-04-01.
- ^ "Amazon.co.jp: true tears vol.5" (in Japanese). Amazon.com. Retrieved 2008-04-01.
- ^ "True Tears general goods" (in Japanese). P.A. Works. Retrieved 2008-02-28.