Seiren

rdf:langString Seiren

rdf:langString Seiren

rdf:langString Shoichi approaches Tsuneki about the arcade altercation the other day because he is worried about why Toru is not coming to school. He tries to pry into Toru's past which Tsuneki does not approve of. And of course, it turns out those two girls were part of a gamer club in middle school. Toru was a beast. Not only was she leagues above her male friends in gaming, but she was also superior in every other way, including grades and sports. Sadly, Toru crushed their egos, rejected all their advances, and was left all alone in the end. This is what Tsuneki meant the other day at the arcade because she was implying the current gaming group would also disband the same way. Shoichi makes a bold claim about never ever distancing from her and calls to check in on Toru. Apparently, she has been playing that Gusgal game on a console instead of going to school. She invites him to play at her house after school since both Araki and Ikuo have to clean the rabbit pen. When Shoichi arrives at her house, a really nice boy invites him in. Remember that eerie scene at the end of episode 5 with the brother undressing? that never became a plot point. Toru's older brother, Sota, is actually a really nice guy and is the person who introduced Toru to gaming. Also, Sota is the strict sunglasses-wearing cram school teacher who is afraid of modern high schoolers . Sota shows Shoichi a video of a cute grade school Toru winning a competition and receiving a console as a prize . Shoichi and Toru eventually go to her room to play Gusgal. Not surprisingly, as soon as he walks in, he thinks to himself about how the smell of her sweat is turning him on. Toru suddenly has insecurities about how much she is leaning on Shoichi to play games with her. She reflects on how much her gaming has been worrying her brother and Shoichi, ultimately deciding that she wants to take a break for a while. Since that day, Shoichi has been alone with the rabbit stuffed toy. As he hugs the rabbit thinking about Toru, the rabbit cringes at his libido. Suddenly Toru shows up and asks him to help her at ComiMa and they end up asking each other out. They have become partners outside of gaming. Exciting things are to come!

rdf:langString Shōichi is playing LOVE DEER with his two friends, Ikuo and Tatsuya, behind some stairs. They talk about how Shoichi has become the topic of conversation among girls because of the excited noises he makes while playing. Suddenly, a girl named Toru walks down the stairs and overhearing their conversation, wants to also play with them some time. He is immediately entranced by her gaming prowess and strives to become her equal, staying up late to increase the stats on his deer. As Toru becomes acquainted with the boys, they unexpectedly end up at karaoke, at the behest of Tatsuya's suggestion. As Ikuo and Shoichi worry because the only songs they know are anime openings and OSTs, Toru performs an anime song, oblivious to their worries. As she scoots back to her seat, Shoichi catches a glimpse of her cleavage and he blushes, trying his best to look away. The conversation at karaoke gradually moves towards a new game MILIBUN that will be released soon and they make plans to play together in their usual spot. After a montage sequence of the time skip, we arrive on the day they had planned to play MILIBUN. Because of some mishaps, the team ends up dying pretty early and they lose. Toru is sad that the boys may dislike the game now because of an unpleasant loss, but they are actually eager to play more. She thinks to herself how wonderful playing in a group is and is reminded of her middle school years. After school, they head to an arcade where Toru reignites her passion for a mecha game called Gusgal and asks Shoichi to be her partner, hoping to play competitively again. Shoichi is delighted at the prospect and they go home. Later that evening, as Toru is bathing, she smiles at the thought of playing Gusgal again, only to be interrupted by an out of view older boy who is telling her to hurry up and get out of the bath. The last scene the viewer sees is him approaching the bathroom door while taking his clothes off. Toru gets up from the bathtub in agreement.

rdf:langString Kisai Takayama

rdf:langString #Episode list

rdf:langString セイレン

rdf:langString Nobuaki Nobusawa

rdf:langString Hikari Tsuneki Chapter 2 - Deep in the Mountains

rdf:langString Hikari Tsuneki Chapter 3 - In the Men's Bath

rdf:langString Hikari Tsuneki Chapter 4 - Starry Sky

rdf:langString Kyōko Tōno Chapter 1 - Home Ec Club

rdf:langString Kyōko Tōno Chapter 2 - Hand-Me-Down

rdf:langString Kyōko Tōno Chapter 3 - Awakening

rdf:langString Kyōko Tōno Chapter 4 - First Love

rdf:langString Toru Miyamae Chapter 1 - Exchange

rdf:langString Toru Miyamae Chapter 2 - Versus

rdf:langString Toru Miyamae Chapter 3 - Brother Complex

rdf:langString Toru Miyamae Chapter 4 - Fluffy

rdf:langString tv series

rdf:langString Kisai Takayama

rdf:langString Seiren (Japanese: セイレン, from the kanji 清廉 "honesty") is an original Japanese romantic comedy anime television series directed by Tomoki Kobayashi at Studio Gokumi and AXsiZ. It aired on TBS between January 5 and March 23, 2017. The series is structured like an anthology series, with every four episodes taking place in an individualized continuity in which protagonist Shōichi Kamita ends up with a different girl, yet featuring all of the same characters. Seiren is a sequel to the similarly-structured Amagami adaptation, set in the same high school, albeit 9 years later.

rdf:langString Miyamae Tōru Dai 1 Shō - Koukan

rdf:langString Miyamae Tōru Dai 2 Shō - Taisen

rdf:langString Miyamae Tōru Dai 3 Shō - Burakon

rdf:langString Miyamae Tōru Sai shūshō - Mofumofu

rdf:langString Tsuneki Hikari Dai 2 Shō - Yamaoku

rdf:langString Tsuneki Hikari Dai 3 Shō - Otokoyu

rdf:langString Tsuneki Hikari Sai shūshō - Hoshizora

rdf:langString Tōno Kyōko Dai 1 Shō - Kateibu

rdf:langString Tōno Kyōko Dai 2 Shō - Osagari

rdf:langString Tōno Kyōko Dai 3 Shō - Kakusei

rdf:langString Tōno Kyōko Sai shūshō - Hatsukoi