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Azumanga Daioh
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Tomoko Kaneda | ... |
Chiyo Mihama
(26 episodes, 2002)
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Yuki Matsuoka | ... |
Ayumu 'Osaka' Kasuga
(26 episodes, 2002)
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Chieko Higuchi | ... |
Tomo Takino
(26 episodes, 2002)
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Rie Tanaka | ... |
Koyomi 'Yomi' Mizuhara
(26 episodes, 2002)
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Yu Asakawa | ... |
Sakaki
(25 episodes, 2002)
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Akiko Hiramatsu | ... |
Yukari Tanizaki
(23 episodes, 2002)
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Sakura Nogawa | ... |
Kaorin
(22 episodes, 2002)
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Houko Kuwashima | ... |
Kagura
(20 episodes, 2002)
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Aya Hisakawa | ... |
Minamo 'Nyamo' Kurosawa
(20 episodes, 2002)
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Akane Omae | ... |
Chihiro
(18 episodes, 2002)
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Naoki Yanagi | ... |
Male Student A
(16 episodes, 2002)
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Kôji Ishii | ... |
Kimura-sensei
(15 episodes, 2002)
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Ryoko Nagata | ... |
Female Student A
(12 episodes, 2002)
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Hiroyuki Yoshino | ... |
Male Student B
(11 episodes, 2002)
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An animated series based off of the four panel managa of the same name, Azumanga Daioh is a whimsical, hilarious and very cute look at the lives of an ecclectic group of high school girls and their teachers at a Tokyo high school. As the series progresses, small bits of their lives are shown, slowly painting a bigger picture as the cast shares the ups and downs of high school life, revolving around a close-knit friendship and a lot of silliness. Written by Anonymous
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Chiyo Mihama: No one understands me after all!
Male Student 1: [a first year student ascending the staircase does a double-take as she passes] Huh? What's a kid doing here?
Chiyo Mihama: [Turns around and climbs back up the stairs to him, speaking in an accusing tone] You're new to this school, aren't you?
Male Student 1: Uh, well, yeah...
Chiyo Mihama: I am Chiyo Mihama. A second year student! Senior Mihama to you!
Male Student 1: Okay...
[long pause as Chiyo stares at him]
Male Student 1: um,...
[...]
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"Raspberry Heaven"
Lyrics by Aki Hata
Music and Arrangements by Yoko Ueno
Vocals by Oranges and Lemons
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The show was originally broadcast in four-minute segments every weekday on the TV Tokyo satellite channel. Each week's daily segments were reshown as a single 24-minute episode on Saturdays. The Saturday episodes also featured additional footage not screened in the daily segments, including longer opening and closing credits, a preview of the next week's episodes and in some cases a short prologue or epilogue, which accounts for the longer running time than that of the individual segments. See more »Quotes
[Second-year student Chiyo is stomping down the stairs, angry because first-year students think she's 'cute']Chiyo Mihama: No one understands me after all!
Male Student 1: [a first year student ascending the staircase does a double-take as she passes] Huh? What's a kid doing here?
Chiyo Mihama: [Turns around and climbs back up the stairs to him, speaking in an accusing tone] You're new to this school, aren't you?
Male Student 1: Uh, well, yeah...
Chiyo Mihama: I am Chiyo Mihama. A second year student! Senior Mihama to you!
Male Student 1: Okay...
[long pause as Chiyo stares at him]
Male Student 1: um,...
[...]
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Soundtracks
Ending Theme"Raspberry Heaven"
Lyrics by Aki Hata
Music and Arrangements by Yoko Ueno
Vocals by Oranges and Lemons
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See, there can be a situation comedy basically about nothing but doesn't harp on dating relationships and sex! It's so uproariously funny in many places I got both the manga and the 5 DVD anime.
No one save the lecherous Kimura has a significant other. There's too many American TV shows depicting singles whether there be teen or adult as being perpetually seeking love. In the course of this too short series none of the girl students date. There's only one episode in this series that deals with teachers dating--These characters present us with other concerns to laugh about--Pet Obsessions, hero worship, who is the smarter teacher, pretty jealousy, catching a cold, etc. "Daioh" stands out even among it's anime fellow no magical quests, no titanic battles of universal good versus universal evil. The only universal elements is the day to day progress of life and for those who can find humor it's in the characters' a tickling the funny bone.