Ef: A Tale of Melodies. (2008– ) |
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Ef: A Tale of Melodies. (2008– ) |
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Yumiko Nakajima | ... |
Yuko Amamiya
(12 episodes, 2008)
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Kôichi Tôchika | ... |
Yu Himura
(12 episodes, 2008)
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Kenji Hamada | ... |
Shuichi Kuze
(12 episodes, 2008)
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Mai Goto | ... |
Mizuki Hayama
(11 episodes, 2008)
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Shizuka Ito | ... |
Nagi Hirono
(11 episodes, 2008)
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Tôru Furusawa | ... |
Akira Amamiya
(7 episodes, 2008)
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Carli Mosier | ... |
Yuko Amamiya
(7 episodes, 2008)
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| David Matranga | ... |
Yu Himura
(7 episodes, 2008)
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Illich Guardiola | ... |
Shuichi Kuze
(7 episodes, 2008)
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Allison Keith | ... |
Nagi Hirono
(7 episodes, 2008)
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Junko Okada | ... |
Kei Shindou
(6 episodes, 2008)
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Motoki Takagi | ... |
Renji Aso
(6 episodes, 2008)
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Hilary Haag | ... |
Mizuki Hayama
(6 episodes, 2008)
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Natsumi Yanase | ... |
Chihiro Shindo
(5 episodes, 2008)
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Just 10 doesn't make justice :)) The music is very, very, very good as the anime itself.
It also continue the story from the series "ef - a tale of memories", about Yu Himura and Yuko Amamiya’s relationship and Mizuki Hayama and Kuze Shuichi's relationship and also about the others. Kuze-san finally decides to make an surgically operation which is very risky, but with the high hopes gained from the others he succeeds :) About the Yu and Yuko, -well- you better see yourselves. I liked very much the episode where Mizuki responds to the many questions of Kuze-san and how she sing.
Execuse my very bad English:)), but it's unfair for this excellent anime to not have comments. A comment with many mistakes it's better than none:))