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Main Title Bonjour: Koiaji Patisserie (a10780)
Official Title en
Official Title ja
Type Web, 24 episodes
Year 10.10.2014 until 20.03.2015
Season Autumn 2014
Tags bishounenA bishounen is a Japanese term literally meaning "beautiful youth (boy)" and describes an aesthetic that can be found in disparate areas in East Asia: a young man of effeminate beauty. While the beauty transcends gender, the character clearly has a male body; their gender is not ambiguous and there the character is not androgynous., cookingCooking is the process of preparing food by using heat., reverse haremThe gender-reversed version of the usual harem genre. In a reverse harem, instead of several female characters focused on one male character, the viewer sees several male characters surrounding a single female character. The most notable characteristic exclusive to reverse harem is the tendency towards bishounen looks. Homosexual relationships are not covered by reverse harem., school lifeSince a large part of the anime audience still takes part in school life or is visiting college, it is only natural to choose a setting the audience can identify with, be it elementary, middle, or high school. For the older viewers a college setting with more mature real-life problems is appropriate. And since clubs take up so much time in the lives of students, these are obviously also important., short episodesShort episodes are regular episodes that are much shorter than the standard length. This means up to and including 10 minutes; shows with episodes that are 11 to 20 minutes in length are half-length episodes instead. Not to be confused with multi-segment episodes, which are regular episodes that are split into several short segments (parts), usually with separate titles and independent storylines., shoujoIn the context of manga and associated media, shoujo, literally meaning "girl", refers to a female audience roughly between the ages of 10 and 18. - [similar]
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Main Title Bonjour: Koiaji Patisserie (a10780)
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Kakihara Tetsuya as Aoi Mitsuki
Kimura Ryouhei as Hanafusa Gilbert
Ishikawa Yui as Haruno Sayuri
Ishikawa Kaito as Kouzuki Ryou
Midorikawa Hikaru as Suzumi Yoshinosuke
Konishi Katsuyuki as Aoi Ibuki
Hatano Wataru as Aoi Jin
Hata Sawako as Marshmallow (Kakushu)
Sakakibara Yoshiko as Minagawa Nadeshiko
Sakura Ayane as Mochizuki Ran

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Original Work: Bon♪恋製作委員会
Direction: Akitaya Noriaki
Series Composition: Aoki Ryou
Character Design: Takimoto Shouko
Music: Yamada Takahiro
Animation Work: Connect Silver Link
Haruno Sayuri dreams of becoming a pastry chef and enrolls in Fleurir Confectionary Academy, an elite school located in Tokyo's trendy Aoyama district. At Fleurir, she finds herself surrounded by charming boys, each one distinctly unique. Out of the entire class, Kouzuki Ryou's desire to become a pastry chef is the strongest. Blessed with unparalleled technique, instructor Aoi Mitsuki acts like a prince and is hugely popular at the school. Hanafusa Gilbert, the mood maker of the bunch, is a student from France. Suzumi Yoshinosuke is not very good at expressing his feelings, but underneath his stony exterior lies a wholehearted passion for wagashi (Japanese sweets).

As Sayuri pours her heart and soul into making her dream a reality, she encounters many happenings...

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by yota71 on 2015-09-03 06:19
Very nice short episode anime (i like the cooking move of the sensei :D)
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· violenceViolence is the use of physical force against oneself or another entity, compelling action against one`s will on pain of being hurt. +
· castno description set
· · female protagonistThe anime has a female protagonist. weightless
· · stereotypesThis show presents stereotypes, which are generalizations about a group of people. Examples would be saying that people from a certain country or with a certain hair color are stupid. If the show deals with comedy, the stereotypes are likely to be played on for laughs; if the show is a parody, the stereotypes will be exaggerated to have their flaws exposed and may be used as a form of social commentary. ***
· character drivenThe main appeal of the show is the way the characters are portrayed and interact, focusing on dialogue, spending time together or getting to know each other. These anime are not "story-less" but story is secondary to character development and the characters themselves and what they experience. weightless
· storytellingno description set
· · dialogue drivenA dialogue driven show has its story advanced by dialogue, with action being of much lower priority, and relies heavily on conversations between characters. weightless
· actionAction anime usually involve a fairly straightforward story of good guys versus bad guys, where most disputes are resolved by using physical force. It often contains a lot of shooting, explosions and fighting. +
· angstA feeling of general discomfort and uneasiness is present due to either trivial or more serious reasons, often accompanied by depression. Warning: may contain copious amounts of brooding and sighing. Etymology: "Angst" is a German word meaning fear or anxiety. *
· comedyAnime whose central struggle causes hilarious results. These stories are built upon funny characters, situations and events. A comedy anime is laced with humour and sets out to provoke laughter from the audience. Japanese humour can be a bit strange to westerners, so if you`re new to this type of humour, just bear with it; it`ll most likely grow on you if you`re a fan of other kinds of comedy. *
· · slapstickSlapstick humour is generally recognized by lots of physical abuse, horseplay and practical jokes. Also often seen are impossible situations, using sounds to illustrate impossible stunts that aren`t shown on-screen and to create tension for audience anticipation. +
· competitionSome sort of confrontation occurs in this show. The protagonists "duke it out" via various competitions. weightless
· educationalThe entire series (at least a major part of it) is centred on a particular subject. Information is fed to the audience in a sublime manner. Most of the time an on-screen written comment by the narrator (or translator) can be seen, e.g. biological specimen, medicine, process, etc. Sometimes at the end of every episode’s closing song, a 20 seconds educational clip is presented. weightless
· European stylisedThe anime`s setting is crafted in some classic European style. Imagine an architectural and cultural mix of London, Paris, Rome, Berlin, Prague, and other cities as they were at any point in the 19th century or earlier. weightless
· melodramaA melodrama is a dramatic work that exaggerates plot and characters in order to appeal to the emotions, often with strongly stereotyped characters. weightless
· reverse haremThe gender-reversed version of the usual harem genre. In a reverse harem, instead of several female characters focused on one male character, the viewer sees several male characters surrounding a single female character. The most notable characteristic exclusive to reverse harem is the tendency towards bishounen looks. Homosexual relationships are not covered by reverse harem. ***
· romanceRomance describes a story that deals with love between two or more characters typically also having an optimistic ending. Romance is also a difficulty encountered when creating a harem. *
· · love polygonA love polygon refers to a romantic relationship involving n people. Although a love triangle is not limited to just heterosexual relationships, in anime, it usually deals with two females liking one male and vice versa. *
· speculative fictionSpeculative fiction is an umbrella genre encompassing fiction with certain elements that do not exist in the real world, often in the context of supernatural, futuristic or other imaginative themes. This includes, but is not limited to, science fiction, fantasy, superhero fiction, horror, utopian and dystopian fiction, fairytale fantasy, supernatural fiction, as well as combinations thereof.
· · fantasyImaginative or fanciful work, especially one dealing with supernatural elements and themes.
· · · contemporary fantasyMagic and supernatural beings exist secretly in what is generally regarded as the real world. Such elements may have originated from another world. Stories where a modern-day character travels to an alternate fantasy world are not considered contemporary fantasy. *
· tragedyTragedy is a form of drama characterized by seriousness and dignity, usually involving a conflict between a character and some higher power, such as the law, the gods, fate, or society. +
· tropesA trope is a commonly recurring literary and rhetorical devices, motifs or clichés in creative works.
· · mundane made awesomeBy adding exaggerated expressions and gestures, excessive intonation, lighting, slow motion, griping orchestral music, or ominous Latin chanting, everyday mundane events can be made awesome! weightless
· · visible auraCharacters are surrounded by a visible energy field usually representing inner strength, but not restricted to only that. weightless
· bishounenA bishounen is a Japanese term literally meaning "beautiful youth (boy)" and describes an aesthetic that can be found in disparate areas in East Asia: a young man of effeminate beauty. While the beauty transcends gender, the character clearly has a male body; their gender is not ambiguous and there the character is not androgynous. ***
· Japanese productionno description set weightless
· placeThe places the anime can take place in. Includes more specific places such as a country on Earth, as well as more general places such as a dystopia or a mirror world.
· · EarthThe Earth is the third planet from the Sun. It is a ball of hot mud, but on the surface it`s cold enough, so most of us live on it (or are supposed to). To its inhabitants, our planet is their home, so, as a species, we cherish it to the point many cultures even to this day deify it. The Earth is the main setting of most fiction, but many titles are set in other places, such as unrelated fantasy worlds, and in a considerable number of fictional titles the Earth is actually destroyed by invaders. ***
· · · AsiaAsia is Earth`s largest and most populous continent. Asia covers an area of 44,579,000 square kilometers. The continent, which has long been home to the majority of the human population, was the site of many of the first civilizations. Asia is notable for not only its overall large size and population, but also dense and large settlements as well as vast barely populated regions within the continent of 4.4 billion people. ***
· · · · JapanJapan is a sovereign island nation in East Asia. Located in the Pacific Ocean, it lies off the eastern coast of the Asian mainland and stretches from the Sea of Okhotsk in the north to the East China Sea and China in the southwest. ***
· · · · · OkinawaOkinawa Prefecture is the southernmost prefecture of Japan. It encompasses two thirds of the Ryukyu Islands in a chain over 1,000 kilometreslong. The Ryukyu Islands extend southwest from Kyushu (the southwesternmost of Japan`s four main islands) to Taiwan. Naha, Okinawa`s capital, is located in the southern part of Okinawa Island. +
· · · · · TokyoTokyo, officially Tokyo Metropolis, is the capital city of Japan and one of its 47 prefectures. The Greater Tokyo Area is the most populous metropolitan area in the world. It is the seat of the Emperor of Japan and the Japanese government. Tokyo is in the Kantou region on the southeastern side of the main island Honshu and includes the Izu Islands and Ogasawara Islands. ***
· · · · · · Tokyo TowerTokyo Tower is a communications and observation tower in the Shiba-koen district of Minato, Tokyo, Japan. At 332.9 metres, it is the second-tallest structure in Japan. The structure is an Eiffel Tower-inspired lattice tower that is painted white and international orange to comply with air safety regulations. Note: Not to be confused with the very much younger Tokyo Skytree. weightless
· · hospitalThe place or building where sick people receive medical treatment in the hopes of curing their sickness. Also a dandy setting for creepy happenings in anime. *
· · islandPart of this anime takes place on an island, a small landmass that is surrounded by the sea. Generally, an island setting involves interaction with "island" elements. Such elements could include (but is not limited towards): riding on a boat, fishing, foraging/hunting, beach scene, "peaceful island life", being "shipwrecked", island fever, lamenting isolation from the mainland, etc. *
· timeThis placeholder lists different epochs in human history and more vague but important timelines such as the future, the present and the past.
· · presentSomewhere between past and future. ***
· · seasonIn temperate and subpolar regions, four calendar-based seasons (with their adjectives) are generally recognized: spring (vernal), summer (estival), autumn (autumnal), fall and winter (hibernal).
· · · springDuring spring, the axis of the Earth is increasing its tilt relative to the Sun, and the length of daylight rapidly increases for the relevant hemisphere. The hemisphere begins to warm significantly causing new plant growth to "spring forth," giving the season its name. Many flowering plants bloom this time of year, in a long succession sometimes beginning when snow is still on the ground, continuing into early summer. +
· · · summerAt least one of the episodes takes place in summer. Think oppressively warm weather, summer vacation, summer school, summer festival, or a visit to the beach. *
· · · winterColdest season of the year with ice and snow, everything is covered in a blanket of white. *
· shoujoIn the context of manga and associated media, shoujo, literally meaning "girl", refers to a female audience roughly between the ages of 10 and 18. weightless
· detailed landscapesAn amazing view of nature, of artificially sculpted landscapes (i.e. gardens), or of a cityscape. weightless
· footage reuseFootage reuse is the employment of a sequence of frames many times, generally as a side effect of a constrained anime production budget. This can happen by using the same footage once at a time, but many times over the course of the show, or by directly looping it. Types of scenes that tend to get reused include transformations, attacks, and any kind of action that involves repeating the same movement. This tag does not apply if the footage changes significantly between iterations. weightless
· real-world locationPlaces seen in the show exist in reality. Note: This could be sometime in the future, though names and certain places will still be recognizable. weightless
· short episodesShort episodes are regular episodes that are much shorter than the standard length. This means up to and including 10 minutes; shows with episodes that are 11 to 20 minutes in length are half-length episodes instead. Not to be confused with multi-segment episodes, which are regular episodes that are split into several short segments (parts), usually with separate titles and independent storylines. weightless
· slide show animationThe entire anime or parts of it show sequences of still images. Sometimes used in low budget animations for action scenes. weightless
· coming of ageIn the strict sense the Coming of age describes a young person`s transition from adolescence to adulthood. In anime the term is used in a more general sense where the protagonists have to face a challenge, make an important decision in their life, take on responsibility, or learn a lesson, and by overcoming these obstacles they reach a higher level of maturity. *+
· cookingCooking is the process of preparing food by using heat. **
· · bakingThe art of making bread, cakes, pastries, pies, tarts, quiches, cookies and similar food in the oven. Mmmm.... smells nice. ***
· daily lifeThe antics of the protagonists do not take place in some exotic setting or time, but in everyday life. Daily Life is basically a synonym for everything normal, repetitive, and trivial happening to your average person. *
· following one`s dreamNo matter what the hardships may be, at least one of the protagonists in this anime is following her/his dream. Examples: To become a professional athlete, a musician, a painter or the ruler of this world! weightless
· heart-warmingThe story and its characters give off good vibes — includes elevated feelings of affection such as tenderness, sympathy and love, all in one package. The kind of anime which leaves you with a warm feeling inside and you can not stop smiling while watching it. weightless
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· · grandiose displays of wealthSome of the characters in this anime come from very wealthy families. A huge estate with large mansion or castle, a flotilla of expensive cars, private jets or islands, and many servants will impress the viewer profoundly. weightless
· rivalryQuite broadly used term describing a conflict, contest, struggle, or opposition of some sort. Typical examples: The mostly comedic rivalry for the love of a protagonist in a harem anime (love polygon), the more "mindless" battles between wannabe delinquents in a school fighting anime, or the struggle between good & evil in an epic conflict for world domination.
· · school rivalrySimple description for a "School vs School in all-out physical-combat" series. No matter how geographically close or far apart the schools are, students from different schools are enemies by default and are likely to engage in physical fights on sight (except on the occasion that certain schools form pacts of alliance or peace). weightless
· school lifeSince a large part of the anime audience still takes part in school life or is visiting college, it is only natural to choose a setting the audience can identify with, be it elementary, middle, or high school. For the older viewers a college setting with more mature real-life problems is appropriate. And since clubs take up so much time in the lives of students, these are obviously also important. **
· · school clubsEven though school clubs in Japan are not mandatory, there is some pressure from the social grid (e.g. fellow students, teachers) to participate in some kind of after-school activity, be it in sports or arts. Colleges also have clubs. There is the element of social commentary, making it clear that you have to join a club. Since self-founded clubs need at least 3 members, the desperate search and advertising for new members can be cause for hilarity in anime. *
aboard aeroplaneThe story takes place aboard an aeroplane flying through the air. This does not include helicopters or vessels that can go underwater or into space. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 21
baking contestno description set 1 eps applies to episode(s): 3
beach visitEvery anime has to have them, episodes in which the characters for whatever reason end up going to the sea, ocean, random island or the local pond. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 8
beach volleyball episodeWhen visiting the beach, or possibly a pool, the cast play a game of beach volleyball in their swimsuits. This can include playing without a net with a beach ball. Use the competitive beach volleyball tag only for competition or professional beach volleyball play. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 8
beauty pageantA beauty pageant is a competition traditionally focused on judging and ranking the physical attributes of the contestants, although more recently many also incorporate personality traits, intelligence, talent, and a contestant`s ability to answer judges` questions on various subjects as judged criteria. The term refers largely to contests for women. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 9
bridal carryA bridal carry is the action of someone, usually a man, carrying someone else, usually a woman, in their arms, one arm under the legs and the other supporting the back; as the name implies, this is commonly done by grooms to their brides during weddings. It may denote or foreshadow a romantic relationship between the characters, a major difference in their physical strength, or both, and it may be used to carry injured people, depending, of course, on the type of injury. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 9
ChristmasThis anime is about Christmas or has an episode relating to Christmas, often including the decoration of the Christmas tree, the shopping for and the handing out of presents, and an extra special opulent dinner (a Christmas party). No Christmas is complete without the falling of snow — for those romantic moments. 2 eps applies to episode(s): 16-17
gift shoppingGift shopping is the finding and purchasing of gifts for others. That may be done because of specific occasions, such as to celebrate a birthday, as a way of helping express a feeling, such as is often done with flowers, or even for no reason. Additionally, shopping for gifts to distribute among friends and family is a common activity during trips, in which case it is often carried as one searches for mementos of the place to buy for oneself. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 16
Golden WeekGolden Week, often abbreviated to simply GW and also known as Ōgon Shūkan or "Large Consecutive Holiday" is a Japanese term applied to the period containing the following public holidays: - April 29: Shōwa Day - May 3: Constitution Memorial Day - May 4: Greenery Day - May 5: Children`s Day, also customarily known as Boys` Day (Source: Wikipedia) 1 eps applies to episode(s): 4
graduationGraduation is the action of receiving or conferring an academic degree or the ceremony that is sometimes associated, where students become graduates. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 24
journey to the center of the mindA journey to the center of the mind or dreamworld trip is a "visit" that involves characters entering and visiting another character`s mind, the "dreamworld", a place that only exists in the mind of an asleep and dreaming person, or, more generally, any place in someone`s mind or other world that is not part of reality. Not to be confused with dream sequence, where a sleeping character has a dream, and the episode`s plot includes playing through that dream. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 15
mountain-tripThe location and visitation of a mountain plays an important role in this episode. 2 eps applies to episode(s): 12-13
New Year`s DayIt is tradition in Japan to celebrate the new year at a Shinto shrine (hatsumode). The protagonists will offer some money, ring a bell at the end of a thick rope, and then pray for good fortune. This usually goes along with gorging yourself at the many temporary food stalls, playing various games, and drawing a fortune. The female characters in the anime will usually dress up in a kimono, to show off their traditional Japanese clothing, while watching the fireworks. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 18
no ending segmentAn episode with no ending segment lacks an ending credits segment, commonly known as ED. This tag only applies to anime that ordinarily contain an ED; do not apply to anime that ordinarily do not have an ED. This means that, instead of an ending segment showing up, the main body of the episode plays while the credits show up on the screen, or there aren`t ending credits to begin with; whether or not the song plays in the ED is not relevant for this tag. The inverse case is no opening segment. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 24
no opening segmentAn episode with no opening segment lacks an opening credits segment, commonly known as OP. This tag only applies to anime that ordinarily contain an OP; do not apply to anime that ordinarily do not have an OP. This means that, instead of an opening segment showing up, the main body of the episode plays while the credits show up on the screen, or there aren`t opening credits to begin with; whether or not the song plays in the OP is not relevant for this tag. The inverse case is no ending segment. 3 eps applies to episode(s): 1, 23-24
omiaiOne character promised to marry another one, either by free will (read: love), or due to external interference e.g. by parental "guidance". 1 eps applies to episode(s): 4
omimaiVisiting a sick person (as in a hospital or at home). The protagonist or any other character caught a cold so his friends go visit him. In a school setting this is used as a plot device to allow fellow students to show their concern, and it is also a pertinent excuse to get out of school. 4 eps applies to episode(s): 10-11, 14, 17
photo shootA photo shoot or photo session is an occasion in which a photographer takes pictures of individuals, groups, goods, or other motifs. They are generally used in the fashion or glamour industry, with models posing for photographers at a studio or an outdoor location, as well as in advertising, in depictions of food, and so on. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 12
school opening ceremonyOpening ceremony at the first day of the new school year. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 1
shrine visitThe characters visit a temple/shrine. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 18
smashing watermelonsSuikawari in Japanese. A party game, usually in the Beach Episode of Japanese media, where someone is blindfolded, given a large stick (possibly a wooden sword), and directed to smash/crack a watermelon. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 8
snow fightno description set 2 eps applies to episode(s): 16-17
stargazingA few friends get together for some stargazing — usually a quiet moment among friends. A meteor shower may also be observed. A telescope can be part of the set up but it is not necessary. This would usually be set outside of cities, to avoid the light pollution or out in the countryside on some local hill for a better view. Around harvest time this may also include Moon gazing. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 22
tournamentA competition involving a large number of participants. Such competitions may range from friendly, moderated sporting events to anything-goes, all-out fights to the death. 3 eps applies to episode(s): 21-23
training campMostly sports clubs go on a training camp. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 8
vacationno description set 1 eps applies to episode(s): 8
Valentine`s DayValentine`s Day is a festive day celebrated every February 14. In Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and China, Valentine`s Day is one month before White Day, a celebration unique to those countries. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 20

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earring (2)An earring is a piece of jewellery attached to the ear via a piercing in the earlobe or another external part of the ear (except in the case of clip earrings, which clip onto the lobe). Earrings are worn by both sexes, although more common among women, and have been used by different civilizations in different times.hair ribbon (1)Hair ribbons are ribbons used both as hair decorations and as hair ties. Hair ribbons are often tied into bows. They may also be present as part of a hairband. In older anthropomorphic series, where the gender of characters was sometimes hard to tell at first glance, ribbon bows were used to indicate a female character.pearl necklace (1)no description setpiercing (1)no description set

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bishounen (1)A bishounen is a Japanese term literally meaning "beautiful youth (boy)" and describes an aesthetic that can be found in disparate areas in East Asia: a young man of effeminate beauty. While the beauty transcends gender, the character clearly has a male body; their gender is not ambiguous and there the character is not androgynous.

looksThe looks are a person`s physical appearance. They are commonly used to describe people. Specific parts of one`s looks are most often referred to when especially pleasing or attractive, and sometimes also when particularly jarring.

braids (1)Braids is a style of hair in which the hair is interweaved into locks. Braids can be displayed in various styles, such as twin braid tails or a braided hair hairband.red hair (1)The character has red hair.
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main character
Aoi Mitsuki
episode appearance appears in ep: 1-3, 7-8, 10, 12-24
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Hanafusa Gilbert
episode appearance appears in ep: 1-3, 5-8, 10-17, 19, 21-24
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Suzumi Yoshinosuke
episode appearance appears in ep: 1-4, 7-8, 10, 12-17, 19, 21-24
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Aoi Ibuki
episode appearance appears in ep: 6, 18
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Aoi Jin
episode appearance appears in ep: 6, 18
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Marshmallow (Kakushu)
episode appearance appears in ep: 1, 3-6, 8, 10-12, 14-19, 23-24
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10.03.2025 Tsundere-Raws complete
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17.07.2016 MGS complete
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10.07.2015 HorribleSubs complete
24 0 ja en www N/A (1) 0
20.06.2015 MundoShoujo complete
24 0 ja pt HDTV N/A (0) 0
25.04.2015 Ohys-Raws complete
24 0 ja Blu-ray, HDTV N/A (0) 0
01.04.2015 BakedFish complete N
24 0 ja en www N/A (1) 0
11.11.2014 AoiSora-Subs [ASS] stalled
4 0 ja de unknown N/A (0) 0
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