Elf ban Kakyuusei (OAV)
Kakyuusei (TV) (alternate retelling)
Kakyuusei 2 (TV)
Kakyuusei 2: Anthology (OAV) (alternate retelling)
Kakyuusei 2: Sketchbook (OAV) (spinoff)
Alternative title:
Kakyuusei Elf Version
エルフ版 下級生 (Japanese)
Plot Summary:
High school students Mizuho Yuuki and Miko Kamiyama are best friends. Miko likes fellow classmate Tohru Nagase. Mizuho is determined not to get in the way of their budding relationship. But underclassmate Ai Minamizato also likes Tohru. Tohru must decide which girl he likes the most.
User Ratings:
87 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
27 minutes per episode
Number of episodes:
4
Episode titles: We have 4
Vintage:
1997-11-28
1998-09-03 to 1998-09-24 (Broadcast)
Releases: We have 4
Opening Theme:
"Tokimeki no Yukue" by Mari Adachi
Ending Theme:
#1: "Suki to Ietara..." by Riko Sayama (eps 1-3)
#2: "Hane no nai Angel" by Riko Sayama (ep 4)
Comment:
Not related to the 1995 OAV of the same title, which was an original story.
The first three episodes are non-adult, but the fourth episode has both adult and non-adult versions. The non-adult version contains a couple scenes of additional dialog that were not in the adult version.
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Director: Norio Kashima Screenplay: Norio Kashima Music: CUE Original creator: Masato Hiruta (elf) Original Character Design: Aya Kadoi Character Design: Mayumi Watanabe Art director: Akira Furuya Chief Animation Director: Mayumi Watanabe Sound director: Kouichi Iizuka Director of Photography: Takashi Azuhata Producer: Saburo Omiya Planning: Kotaro Ran Supervision: Dr. Pochi Theme Song Performance: | Miwa Yanagihara as Miko Kamiyama Riko Sayama as Mizuho Yuuki Susumu Chiba as Tohru Nagase Mie Sonozaki as Miyuki Iijima Minako Sango as Ai Minamizato Ai Uchikawa as Mahoko Mochida Hiroko Kajimura as Minatsu Yamashita Hiroko Takemasa as Tatsuya Yuuki Ikumi Nagase as Reiko Shindou Kanoko Hatamiya as Nana Minagawa Kumiko Takizawa as Mizuho's mother Mitsuaki Madono as Minoru Goto Rena Yukie as Shizuka Mitsuki Toru Ohkawa as Haruhiko Satake Yoshio Kawai as Dogeza Master | |||||||
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