Sape tngok citer...Full Moon Wo Saga#e

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Full Moon o Saga#e (満月をさがして, Furu Mūn o Saga#e, literally "Searching for the Full Moon")

Full Moon focuses on a 12-year-old girl named Mitsuki Kouyama. Mitsuki is a talented singer who dreams of becoming a pop idol, but she is afflicted by throat cancer, which is curable only through a surgery that will require the removal of her vocal cords. At the beginning of the series, she is visited by two shinigami whom only she can see, Takuto and Meroko, who go by the team name "Negi Ramen" or "Spring Onion Noodles" ("Green Onion Ramen" in the English dub). These shinigami accidentally tell her she has but one year left to live. Mitsuki realizes she cannot wait any longer and attempts to achieve her dream of becoming a singer. However, she does not look old enough to be a singer, so she makes a deal with one of the shinigami, Takuto, to transform her into a 16-year-old. In her 16-year-old form, her throat is healthy, and she is able to sing without any difficulty. She uses the stage name "Full Moon" to hide her identity from the public. To start a career as a singer, 16-year-old Mitsuki auditions in a singing contest. Though there is much competition, she is able to win over the judges with her enthusiasm for singing and her excellent voice.
Mitsuki decided to become a singer two years before the shinigami's arrival, when she was 10 years old. She made a promise with Eichi Sakurai, a 16-year-old boy she met in her orphanage, that they would both achieve their dreams together. Eichi wanted to become an astronomer and Mitsuki wanted to become a singer. Shortly after, Eichi was adopted and immigrates to America before Mitsuki could express her feelings for him. Because Mitsuki is fated to die, she is intent on achieving her dream and meeting Eichi before her death. Mitsuki hopes that one day Eichi will hear her songs and return to her so they can be together again.
Shortly after her first audition to become a singer, the plot of the manga and anime of this series separate. The plot of the manga and anime have some common themes, but they become quite different as the story advances. In addition, several of the characters in the manga have different histories and personalities from their counterparts in the anime.

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Humans

Mitsuki Koyama (神山 満月, Kōyama Mitsuki?)
    * Voiced by: myco (Japanese), Katie Rowan (English)

    The protagonist, the girl who tends to brood over things and dreams of becoming a pop singer, but suffers from a tumor in her throat, restricting her ability to sing. She is an orphan who grew up in an orphanage school, and later with her strict grandmother, who forbids her from singing. She is told that she will die if the surgery to remove her vocal cords is not performed, but Mitsuki still refuses the surgery, saying that she would rather die than not be  
    In the manga, Takuto meets Eichi on his first assignment. As Eichi was dying, he told Takuto that he couldn't give up his soul, saying that only one girl could take or release his soul. Then his body sinks into the sea. He becomes a ghost and watches over Mitsuki, granting her the ability to see Shinigami, even when her name is later removed from the list of the ones fated to die. At the end of the manga, he sees that Mitsuki is happy with her career and with Takuto, and leaves her with a smile and with tears in his eyes.


Fuzuki Koyama (神山 文月, Kōyama Fuzuki?)
    * Voiced by: Kazuko Sugiyama (Japanese), Maureen Jones (English)

    Fuzuki is Mitsuki's grandmother. She initially hates music because she believes that music stole away everyone she loved. She is strongly against any music, and becomes angry when Mitsuki sings in her house.

    In the anime, Fuzuki fell in love with a man who wanted to become a famous pianist, and the two were engaged. He became 'obsessed' with practicing piano, and when she suggested that he should relax a bit, he pushed her away and said she did not understand. Then he left Japan, and it broke Fuzuki's heart.

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Yone Tanaka (田中 よね, Tanaka Yone?)
    * Voiced by: Mayumi Akado (Japanese), Suzette Mattar (English)

    The maid at Mitsuki's home. She acts silly at times, but cares deeply for both Fuzuki and Mitsuki. Tanaka is skilled at cooking, cleaning, and shopping, and appears to take pride in her abilities as a maid. She is also something of a snoop and often eavesdrops on conversations. In the anime, Tanaka is shown to have a love of music and keeps a radio with headphones so that she can listen to music without Fuzuki finding out, a fact which Mitsuki uses to blackmail Tanaka in the anime.

    Tanaka has a crush on Dr. Wakaoji in the anime, and is jealous of Ms. Oshige, mistakenly believing her to be Wakaoji's fiancee. In one episode, she challenges Ms. Oshige to a contest to see which of the two would make a better bride. Although Tanaka outperforms Ms. Oshige in all the events, she sees Wakaoji and Oshige laughing together on their return from the final event, and sadly concedes the contest, believing the two to be in love.


Keiichi Wakaoji (若王子 圭一, Wakaōji Keiichi?)
    * Voiced by: Teruaki Ogawa (Japanese), Gerrick Winston (English)

    Dr. Wakaouji is Mitsuki's doctor and a friend of her deceased father. He performed in the band Route L with Mitsuki's father Aoi Koga and Takuto Kira and plays the keyboard. Fans call him "The Prince of Route L" (because "Wakaouji" literally means "young prince"). In the manga, he was the doctor who performed the surgery on Takuto which removed his vocal cords in order to save his life. He also witnessed Takuto commit suicide in the manga.

    In the anime, after Izumi tries to trick Mitsuki into leaping off the hospital roof, Takuto, having regained his memory of the past, tells Wakaouji who he really is. At first, Wakaouji doesn't believe it, and after admitting that it is really the Takuto he remembers, is angered by the fact that his friend is going to take the soul of their mutual friend's daughter. While watching Mitsuki perform for a television show as Full Moon, Wakaouji, sounding much calmer, states that he will do everything as a doctor to stop Mitsuki dying in the near future. Takuto acknowledges this and states that despite being a Shinigami, he does not want Mitsuki to die either, and they agree to work together to help Mitsuki live.

    In the manga, Mitsuki (as Full Moon) discovers Wakaouji loved her mother because of a letter she had written him, but Wakaoji ends up falling in love with Ms. Oshige when he finally discovers she was the one who wrote the letter to him all those years ago. In a side story at the end of the manga, he asks Oshige to marry him, and she accepts.


Masami Oshige (大重正実, Ōshige Masami?)
    * Voiced by: Tomomi Seo (Japanese), Kris Rundle (English)

    Ms. Oshige is Full Moon's manager and an avid fangirl of Route L, especially Dr. Wakaoji, who she eventually begins dating in the manga. She started out as an idol singer herself, under the stage name Yuina Hanakazari (花飾結菜, Hanakazari Yuina), but was not very successful. She is completely in love with the Prince in the manga, and in an extra story in which Mitsuki was named by Takuto, she is shown as an idol singer, meeting with the Prince. In the manga, she and Dr. Wakaoji get engaged.


Madoka Wakamatsu (若松 円, Wakamatsu Madoka?) / Chisato Kurebayashi (暮林　千暁, Kurebayashi Chisato?)
    * Voiced by: Kana (Japanese), Carol-Anne Day (English)

    Madoka is Full Moon's rival in the music industry, but at the same time befriends twelve-year-old Mitsuki. For her debut, Madoka sang the song Eternal Snow by Route, choosing the song she overheard that Full Moon wanted to sing as well. She hoped that she if she sang it first, the producer would not let Full Moon sing it. Eventually both Full Moon and Madoka had a single produced under the title Eternal Snow. However, there are some differences in the song. Madoka's version of Eternal Snow is Diamond Dust Remix. Near the end of the anime, Madoka performs her version of Eternal Snow in Full Moon's Final Live Concert.

    In the manga, Madoka doesn't know what song Full Moon is singing for her commercial. Mitsuki writes a song about the Mermaid that couldn't get her feelings through and died. Meroko gives Izumi the lyrics, and he put it on Madoka's desk saying that it was a fan's and would like her to use them. Later, Madoka learns that Full Moon had written the song she sang, and is devastated about singing the song and winning the commercial competition with a song she hadn't written. She gives the assignment to Full Moon, saying that she couldn't do it because she doesn't want to win by cheating.

    Madoka, while talented, initially lacks the heart Mitsuki places into her songs and is constantly upstaged. She is friendly, but when it comes to rivalry with Full Moon, she gets angry. In addition, she is insecure because she had plastic surgery to make herself beautiful enough to become a celebrity and was disowned by her family as a result.

    One notable difference between Madoka's manga and anime adaptations is her sense of pride. In the manga, Madoka refuses to cheat to win despite her feelings of rivalry towards Full Moon, even giving a commercial offer to Full Moon when she realizes that Full Moon would have won if Madoka hadn't cheated. In the anime, however, Madoka is not above using underhanded tactics to best Full Moon, and does so several times.

    Madoka also has a chibi pig called Gutchan, who worships her (Gutchan slapped her in the face which started the result, which had Madoka open up her heart after getting slapped). She seems to despise him, but cares for him in reality.


Nachi (那智, Nachi?) / Soichiro Shido (紫堂　総一郎, Shidō Sōichirou?)
    Appears only in the manga. The lead singer of the duo OZ, who becomes a good friend of Mitsuki because she was the first person in the music industry to genuinely smile as she spoke to him. He cherishes her friendship and takes it upon himself to find a stalker hurting people close to her.

    Nachi and Madoka fall in love (though Madoka's Gutchan is jealous and dislikes him), but their relationship takes a dive when (in a side story) Madoka finds him with a photo of herself as "Chisato" (before plastic surgery) and her rather unattractive childhood fianc

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Shinigami

The shinigami are spirits who committed suicide when they were human due to being hurt in some way and are consequently punished with the task of collecting souls. The manga goes into more detail on the past lives of the shinigami. Of all the shinigami's lives as humans, only Takuto's is covered in the anime. If a shinigami fully remembers his/her past life before becoming a full Shinigami, he/she is to disappear and to become a ghost.

Takuto Kira (タクト・キラ, Takuto Kira?) / Takuto Kira (吉良　托人, Kira Takuto?)
    * Voiced by: Yasuo Saitou (Japanese), Jeffrey Watson (English)
    Takuto is partnered with Meroko, and they are assigned to take Mitsuki's soul. His shinigami costume is a cat outfit (with a backpack with wings), without which he would not enjoy the power of flight because he is not yet a full shinigami and hence has not sprouted wings of his own. Takuto is capable of transforming into an anthropomorphic cat plushie. Takuto transforms Mitsuki into a 16-year-old to help her participate in a singing audition. Meroko loves Takuto and gets very jealous whenever he shows affection towards Mitsuki. During the manga he remembers his past as the youngest member of Route and also develops romantic feelings for Mitsuki. He becomes depressed at times, especially when Mitsuki talks about Eichi, the boy she loves. Towards the story's end, Takuto resolves to save Mitsuki's life, violating fate and his duty as a shinigami. Meanwhile, Mitsuki finally reciprocates Takuto's affection.
    In his past life, Takuto was once a lead singer in Route, the same band that both Mitsuki's father and doctor were in. Takuto also named Mitsuki and he did meet Mitsuki when she was 7 years old (as Dr. Wakaouji, or Prince, introduced them). He developed a malignant tumor in his throat, just as Mitsuki later did. Wakaoji removed the tumor in surgery, but it made Takuto lose his voice. Unable to bear the thought of being unable to sing, Takuto jumped from the top floor of the hospital and became a shinigami. Upon remembering his past life, he slowly disappears, but Meroko and Mitsuki manage to stop him in time.
    In the anime, Takuto drove his motorbike off a cliff as soon as he found out about his tumor and its consequences. At the end of the anime, he is reborn again at an unknown age (presumed 16 years old by most fans) and doesn't remember anything until Mitsuki yells for Meroko and Takuto sees her while holding a feather he had gotten from Meroko, who had been watching over him ever since his rebirth.
    Near the end of the manga, when Jonathan/Sheldon tries to take Mitsuki's soul, Takuto jumps in front of the scythe, and both of them are hit. Although the Death Master says that the scythe had no effect on Takuto, he later begins to disappear. He wakes up in a coma (was never dead) with no memory. (It is presumed that the Scythe, which chooses life or death, chose 'life' for both of them.) However, he is able to speak because Sheldan and Mystere healed his throat. He remembers everything after about three months. In the final chapter of the manga, he appears at Mitsuki's concert and shows himself to Mitsuki, who confesses to loving him. The end of the manga sees them standing on the stage, smiling and holding hands.

Meroko Yui (めろこ・ユイ, Meroko Yui?) / Moe Rikyou (里匡 萌, Rikyou Moe?)
    * Voiced by: Chieko Honda (Japanese), Leda Davies (English)
    Meroko is Takuto's partner and is infatuated with him, though her love is unrequited. Meroko is a rabbit shinigami with long ears, and she is capable of transforming into an anthropomorphic bunny stuffed toy. In the anime, she is rather fond of changing her appearance into other characters, and her trademark phrase in the anime is "Mero Mero Change!"
    In the anime, she is initially portrayed as a stickler to the rules, often consulting the Shinigami handbook, but her love for both Takuto and Mitsuki eventually gets the better of her. Meroko's ultimate fate after agreeing to sacrifice herself along with a fading Takuto is to become an angel.
    In the manga, she is jealous due to Takuto's affection for Mitsuki, and occasionally vents her wrath on Mitsuki. She fears that Mitsuki will make Takuto recover his memories, and if he does, he will become a ghost. In the end, however, she is considerably softened and finally realizes that she has loved Izumi all along.
    Meroko, who was named Moe Rikyou when she was alive, was Mitsuki's grandmother's best friend. Mitsuki's grandmother, Fuzuki, was engaged to be married and Moe was a 16-year-old girl. One day they both met a violinist and the trio spent much time together from then on. Moe fell in love with the violinist, but he loved Mitsuki's grandmother so he became engaged to her and the person who was once engaged to her was passed on to Moe. When she was told the news, she rushed to Fuzuki's house to see if it was true and caught Fuzuki and the violinist kissing, then abruptly ran off. Later on, her fiancee tried to rape her and she ran away in the rain. Feeling depressed and suicidal, Moe slit her wrists and bled to death.
    In the manga, she was able to resolve her issues with Fuzuki when she found out the real family line of Mitsuki; Fuzuki did not marry the violinist. Even though it was forbidden to show their old form to those they lived with in the past life she showed herself once more as a ghost to Fuzuki. She also visits Fuzuki in her rabbit form and they are quite friendly with one other, with Fuzuki often providing sweets for Meroko.
    Later in the manga, she and Takuto attempt to take Mitsuki's name off the death list. Meroko ventures alone into the Death Master's room, and finds out that it was all a trap, and that Sheldon had gone to take Mitsuki's soul. After receiving keys to Takuto's cell from the Death Master, Meroko frees Takuto. While being chased by underling shinigami, she tells Takuto to go to ahead, confessing that she still loves Izumi; he leaves, and she turns to face the shinigami on her own. However, Takuto comes back to protect her, and she realizes that at one point, she loved him, too. She and Takuto reappear on Earth to protect Mitsuki from Sheldon.
    At the end of the manga, Izumi and Meroko become partners again, wearing the costumes that, in a side story, Meroko expressed a desire for them to to wear.
    Meroko's shinigami name, Meroko Yui, is an anagram of Moe Rikyou.

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Izumi Lio (いずみ・リオ, Izumi Lio?) / Lio Izumi (泉　利緒, Izumi Lio?)
    * Voiced by: Megumi Ogata
    Izumi is a shinigami who appears later in the story. In the anime he appears after almost half the series is over, but in the manga he appears in chapter 5. He is somewhat cold-hearted and distant, particularly in the anime. Of all the characters in the series, Izumi is the only one whose personality and plot role are noticeably different in the manga and its anime adaptation.
    Izumi is capable of transforming into an anthropomorphic dog plushie. However, he does not do so often because his animal form renders him unable to speak and use his powers, and because it takes a lot of his energy to change back. Despite these difficulties, his animal form is seen a few times in the manga. In the anime, Izumi's animal form is never seen, except for in the commercial breaks with Jonathan in the second half.
    In the anime, Izumi's background story is not mentioned and he is portrayed throughout as a cold-hearted character, often as the series' main antagonist. He makes several attempts to steal Mitsuki's soul over the course of the series, and although he claims to love Meroko, he only seems to do things that cause her pain (as Takuto points out). It is also revealed later that he was the one who assigned Takuto and Meroko to Mitsuki in order to force Takuto to remember his past life as a human by taking the soul of the daughter of his former friend.
    In contrast, he is a tragic figure and has an understanding personality in the manga. He was a 6-year-old boy whose mother hated him. When his father died, his mother lost her mind and beat Izumi for growing up to be like his father. When she beat him, she thought that she was scolding his father for leaving her. In an effort to make his mother happy for once, he ran off while they were out shopping and stood in front of an oncoming train. He saw his mother smile as he was hit, but somehow it didn't satisfy him even though he believed that it was what he wanted to see. Later on, his mother died and Izumi went to take her soul, telling his mother that he had became a shinigami. Eventually, Mitsuki's gentleness makes Izumi realize that he had wanted his mother to call his name while he stood on the railway tracks.
    Izumi was a protagonist in the manga, he had only tried to take Mitsuki's soul in the beginning of the manga, in the very last volume of the manga Izumi told Mitsuki that he was precious to him and that he wanted to protect her.
    He was once Meroko's partner in the Pediatric Death Ward. Meroko loved him, but he did not return the feelings. Tired of her frequent declarations of love, he tricked her into accepting a new partnership by sending her to train newcomer Takuto in his place. When Meroko fell in love with Takuto, Izumi realized that he loved her and spends much of both the anime and the manga trying to get her back.
    He is, at one point, captured by Sheldan and is tortured with memories he forgot as a human. He tricks Mitsuki, assisting Sheldan. Sheldan tells Mitsuki, "Everytime he touches your pure heart, he realizes how stained he is, and it hurts him." He has only one memory left, but is afraid to see it, because if it will not offer him salvation, nothing will.
    In the end, he recalls the memory, and sees that his mother is smiling through tears of guilt and relief, watching him die and thinking he must escape from her. She also reveals that she had to tell herself not to call out, and that she was sorry for not being able to love him. In the end, Izumi resolves to protect Mitsuki. At the end of the manga, he and Meroko team up again as angels.
    Izumi's clothes are yellow and black because those are the colors of a railroad crossing. Mitsuki realizes this (in the manga) after Izumi tells her how he died.
    Izumi likes to call other characters by nicknames (Mitsuki is "Miki/Micky"; Takuto is "Tak-kun"; Meroko is "Me-chan"). In the English manga, however, Mitsuki is the only one he addresses with a nickname.

Jonathan (ジョナサン, Jonasan?) / Boss Sheldan (シェルダン部長, Sherudan-buchou?)
    * Voiced by: Norihisa Mori
    Jonathan is the Shinigami who becomes Izumi's partner after Meroko leaves. He wears a top hat and often speaks in English.
    In the anime, Jonathan's role is fairly minor. He follows Izumi around and seems to annoy him a lot, but doesn't play a major role in the plot.
    In the manga, Jonathan has a larger role. He was the one who revealed to Mitsuki that the Shinigami knew that Eichi had died, causing her to run away. Later, he exposed himself as a fanatic who tried to harm Fullmoon and her friends. Near the end of the manga, he reveals his true form: Sheldon, the head of the pediactrics ward.
    As Sheldon, he attempts to take Mitsuki's life; however, Takuto, Meroko, and Izumi stop him. He calls for the Death Master, Mystere, to wield the Scythe of Fate. Later, he reveals that he hoped Mitsuki would live. He is the second shinigami, and appears to show great affection for Mystere. In the final chapter of the manga, he uses up all his powers with Mystere to heal Takuto's throat and give him his voice back, and disappears along with Mystere.
    In the manga, on one of the sidebars, Arina Tanemura mentions that one day with her friends, she drew a picture of what she thought 'Peeves' (From Harry Potter) looked like. After she was finished, she showed it to her friends, who laughed and said it did not look anything like 'Peeves', for Peeves has a human form (the picture she drew of Jonathan was in ghost form), and deciding not to waste it, she renamed the character and made it into a character for the manga.
    In a couple of the extra four-panel comics at the end of a manga volume, Mitsuki asks what kind of animal she would be if she were a shinigami. Jonathan always responds, "A Female Jonathan" or "Jonako", for which Mitsuki slaps him.


Mystere (ミスティア, Misutia?) / Death Master (死神主人, Desu Masutaa?)
    Appears only in the manga. She was the first human soul to descend to the underworld, and is known as the Death Master. She is a very fragile person. After discovering she could take the souls of humans, she encountered a dying young girl who asked her if she was a shinigami. Since then, she convinced herself that she was a Shinigami. She was later crowned queen of the underworld.
    When Meroko enters the Death Master's room to steal the main list and erase Mitsuki's name from it, Mystere walks in on her and warns her of Sheldon's plan to take Mitsuki's soul. She then gives Meroko the keys to free Takuto, who is imprisoned in a cell. She later wields the Scythe of Fate on Mitsuki in order to find out why Mitsuki can see Shinigami. At the end of Chapter 29, she listens to Mitsuki's final performance as Fullmoon with a smile on her face.
    At the end of the manga, Mystere and Sheldon use up all of their power to heal Takuto's throat, and disappear. They appear to show great affection for each other, and Mystere comments that unlike the last time she died, she has no regrets about leaving this time.
    Mystere appears to be the most powerful of the shinigami, and can wield the Scythe of Fate, which can take the life of any human. She owns a small orb, in which resides a picture of the human girl, and it repeats her words. She likes to speak in metaphors. In a 4-panel side story, it is revealed her favorite word is "skull."

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Songs in the anime

Opening Songs

Performed by THE★SCANTY, who makes several cameo appearances in the anime:

    * "I ♥ U" (Episodes 1-26)
    * "ROCK'N ROLL PRINCESS" (Episodes 27-52)

Ending Songs

The four ending songs of Full Moon o Saga#e are all songs Full Moon (Mitsuki) sings throughout the course of the anime. They were created and performed by Myco - Mitsuki's seiyū - and her band Changin' My Life. In order of appearance, these songs are:

    * "New Future" (Episodes 1-6 and 52)
    * "Myself" (Episodes 7-26)
    * "Eternal Snow" (Episodes 27-42)
    * "Love Chronicle" (Episodes 43-51)

Often, the songs relate to the plot. "Myself" and "New Future", with their references to romantic longing, reflect Mitsuki's yearning for Eichi and her efforts to find him. "Eternal Snow" was a song that was originally played by Route L, or Mitsuki's father's band. "Love Chronicle" alludes to Mitsuki's disheartenment near the end of the series, Takuto's efforts to revive Mitsuki's former self, and their eventual romance. Lastly, the anime's finale is aptly reflected in the title of "New Future", the first and last ending song.

"New Future" is also featured in the manga as the song Mitsuki sings at the end of the manga.

There is an insert song, "SMILE," also created by myco and Changin' My Life. This song is featured at the end of the manga, and in a few different episodes in the anime.

Another insert song is "Focus", created and sung by myco and Changin' My Life. It was sung by Mitsuki in her dream at the beginning of Episode 1.

OVA

A nine-minute OVA was produced for the series. The story is set before the series ends.

One day, Mitsuki wakes up late and forgets Takuto and Meroko in her rush to go to work. The main part of the story deals with Takuto and Meroko (in stuffed animal form) traveling to the studio.


Episode titles:
2002-04-06
        1.                
Nonetheless, I want to Sing
Soredemo Utaitai
それでも歌いたい
2002-04-13
        2.                
Eichi-kun and His Promise
Eichi-kun to no Yakusoku
英知くんとの約束
2002-04-20
        3.                
Manager-san Has Arrived
MANEJAA-san ga Kita
マネージャーさんが来た
2002-04-27
        4.                
Including Thoughts in the Song
Uta ni Kometa Omoi
詞にこめた想い
2002-05-04
        5.                
The Beginning of Work
Hajimete no Oshigoto
はじめてのお仕事
2002-05-11
        6.                
Long Day at the Studio
SUTAJIO no Nagai Hi
スタジオの長い日
2002-05-18
        7.                
Full Moon Debut!
FURU MUUN DEBYUU!
フルムーン、デビュー！
2002-05-25
        8.                
Izzit really a hit?
HITTO tte Hontou?
ヒットって本当？
2002-06-01
        9.                
Because I want to Hear It
Kiite hoshi no ni
聞いてほしいのに
2002-06-08
        10.                
The Laws of Show Business
Geinoukai no Okite
芸能界の掟！？
2002-06-15
        11.                
Lens of Danger
Kiken na RENZU
危険なレンズ
2002-06-22
        12.                
Onion Ramen and the Saint's Stone
Negi Ramen to Seijyou no Ishi
ねぎラーメンと聖者の石
2002-06-29
        13.                
A Tiny Concert
Chicchana KONSATO
ちっちゃなコンサート
2002-07-06
        14.                
Good Luck! Acting Manager
Ganbare! Dairi MANEJAA
がんばれ！代理マネージャー
2002-07-13
        15.                
First Kiss!?
FASUTO KISU!?
ファースト・キス！？
2002-07-20
        16.                
Rival's Entrance
RAIBARU Toujyou!
ライバル登場！
2002-07-27
        17.                
The Disagreeing Couple
Surechigau Futari
すれ違う二人
2002-08-03
        18.                
Run to the Audition!
Hashire! ODEISHON e!
走れ！オーディションへ！
2002-08-10
        19.                
Undelivered Vocals
Todokanai Utagoe
届かない歌声
2002-08-17
        20.                
Meroko, Alone
Meroko, Hitoribocchi
めろこ、ひとりぼっち
2002-08-24
        21.                
A New Idea
Aratana Omoi
新たな思い
2002-08-31
        22.                
Excitement! A Live Solo!
WAKU WAKU! SORO RAIBU!
ワクワク！ソロライブ
2002-09-07
        23.                
Moving Panic
Ohikkoshi PANIKU
お引っ越しパニック
2002-09-14
        24.                
Dad's Song
Otou-san no Uta
お父さんの歌
2002-09-21
        25.                
A request for Wakaouji-sensei
Wakaouji-sensei ni Onegai
若王子先生にお願い
2002-09-28
        26.                
A Wish for Tradition
Tsutaetai Mono
伝えたいもの

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