I Shall Never Return (OAV)
Alternative title:
Boku wa Konomama Kaeranai (Japanese)
Our Road of No Return
Нам нет пути назад (Russian)
ぼくはこのまま帰らない (Japanese)
Themes:
Yaoi
Plot Summary:
It is about Ken Amafuji who longs to tell his best friend Ritsurou Yoshinari, how he really feels. In the way of that admission is Ritsurou's girlfriend, Moeko. After dropping out of high school, Ken gets Ritsurou to live with him. The angst begins when Ken sleeps with Moeko to get to Ritsurou.
User Ratings:
113 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
half hour
Number of episodes:
1
Vintage:
2006-01-27
Releases: We have 1
Ending Theme:
"innocence" by Harukichi Yamamoto
In the news 1 times:
2006-10-12 Media Blasters Picks up More Yaoi
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Director: Katsumi Minokuchi Storyboard: Katsumi Minokuchi Music: Harukichi Yamamoto Original creator: Kazuna Uchida Character Design: Yumi Nakayama Art director: Yoshinori Hirose Animation director: Yumi Nakayama Sound director: Fusanobu Fujiyama Color Designation: Yuko Kanemaru Sound Effects: Junichi Sasaki (Anime Sound) Sound Producer: Kouichi Iizuka Theme Song Arrangement: Harukichi Yamamoto Theme Song Composition: Harukichi Yamamoto Theme Song Lyrics: Kazuna Uchida Theme Song Performance: Harukichi Yamamoto | Kazuya Ichijou as Ritsurou Yoshinari Kouichi Toochika as Ken Amafuji Yuko Nagashima as Moeko Kobashi Kazunari Tanaka as Kazuyoshi Iwasaki Miho Yoshida as Ken's Mother Nobuo Tobita as Furukawa Yuji Machi as Store Owner | |||||||
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Translation: Yuki Urakawa | (none) | |||||||
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