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Kaikan Phrase (jap. 快感♥フレーズ, Kaikan Furēzu) ist eine Manga-Reihe der japanischen Zeichnerin Mayu Shinjo. Die Reihe auch wurde als Anime-Fernsehserie und Videospiel umgesetzt. Das Werk lässt sich den Genre Shōjo, Romantik und Drama zuordnen. rdf:langString

Kaikan Phrase (快感♥フレーズ Kaikan Furēzu?, Melodía erótica) es el manga más famoso de la autora japonesa Mayu Shinjō, publicado por primera vez en Japón en Shōjo Comic. El manga fue adaptado en una serie de animé de 44 episodios. Para promocionar el animé se crearon dos bandas en el mundo real: Λucifer (a veces escrito Aucifer y pronunciado Lucifer pues Λ es la letra griega lambda), la banda en que se centra la historia y e.mu, su banda rival. En España ha sido comercializado por la editorial Ivréa. rdf:langString

Kaiken Phrase est un manga écrit et dessiné par Mayu Shinjō. Il est prépublié entre 1997 et 2000 dans le magazine Shōjo Comic et compilé en un total de dix-sept tomes par l'éditeur Shōgakukan. La version française est publiée en intégralité par Pika Édition. Une adaptation en anime produite par Studio Hibari est diffusée entre avril 1999 et mars 2000 sur TV Tokyo. rdf:langString

Sensual Phrase (bahasa Jepang: 快感フレーズ Hepburn: Kaikan Furēzu) adalah sebuah serial manga shōjo yang dibuat oleh . Manga tersebut diterbitkan oleh Shogakukan dalam Shōjo Comic antara 1997 dan 2000, dan dikumpulkan dalam 18 tankōbon. rdf:langString

Strofe d'amore (快感フレーズ Kaikan Frēzu?) è un manga creato da Mayu Shinjō e pubblicato in Giappone dalla Shogakukan sullo Shoujo Comic dal 1997 al 2000. In Italia la serie è giunta grazie alla Star Comics. Dal 1999 al 2000 ne è stato tratto un anime di 44 episodi, creato dallo Studio Hibari e trasmesso sulla TV Tokyo. rdf:langString

『快感♥フレーズ』（かいかんフレーズ）は、『少女コミック』（小学館）で連載されていた新條まゆの少女漫画。ノベライズ版やゲーム版もリリースされ、また『KAIKANフレーズ』の題名でテレビアニメ化もされた。2019年6月時点でコミックス累計発行部数は1000万部を突破している。アニメ版についての詳細は、後述のを参照。 rdf:langString

Kaikan Phrase (яп. 快感フレーズ кайкан фурэ:дзу) или «Чувственные слова» — музыкальное аниме, снятое по одноимённой манге Синдзё Маю. Манга состоит из 17 томов и выходила в журнале Shoujo Comic с 1997 по 2000 гг. Сюжеты аниме и манги сильно отличаются друг от друга, но в обоих случаях история разворачивается вокруг популярной японской J-Rock группы «Λucifer». rdf:langString

Sensual Phrase (Japanese: 快感フレーズ, Hepburn: Kaikan Furēzu) is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Mayu Shinjo. The manga was published by Shogakukan in Shōjo Comic between 1997 and 2000, and collected in 18 bound volumes. It was adapted as a 44-episode anime television series by Studio Hibari, and as a series of novels. The series tells the story of Aine Yukimura, a high school student who becomes the lyricist for a Japanese rock band, and her relationship with the band's lead singer, Sakuya Ookochi. rdf:langString

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rdf:langString Lucifer is the final band due to perform in the contest. Their mood is low because Yuki is not there. Atsuro's guitar part has changed the most in the new arrangement. He tries his best, but plays badly in the last rehearsal. Everyone is anxious. Yuki performs perfectly in the Noh drama, but later shows his father the torn fan. His father casts him out and Yuki leaves immediately for Tokyo. It is Lucifer's turn. Yuki arrives at the last minute. Yuuka has urged her parents to come and see Atsuro play. They see his lively performance and forgive him. Yuki holds the band together and Lucifer puts in a great performance, but places only second. Sakuya does not want to give up: it would hurt his pride.

rdf:langString Ʌucifer is to play a three-day concert at the Dome. Sasaki thinks that Ʌucifer has become overconfident. Atsuro must to go to school and study for exams as he has a deal with his parents that he will graduate from high school. Yumi has problems, and Santa wants to help her by being her drummer. Yuki must rehearse to replace his sick father in the Noh performances. Towa looks after a stray puppy. Sakuya goes on dates with Aine. Sasaki is angry because the band members are neglecting rehearsals and taking the concert too lightly. He discovers talented band e.MU, likely to surpass Ʌucifer.

rdf:langString Sakuya goes to meet Ralph, but wants to know where Aine is. Ralph tells him to disband Ʌucifer again, and reveals that their father sent him to Japan to compete with Sakuya. Ralph’s men beat Sakuya, only stopping when they receive an order from Rupert Grazer firing Ralph and calling him back to America. The half-brothers have a fistfight. Sakuya leaves to look for Aine, and finds her in a hotel room. Rupert Grazer offers Sakuya the Grazer Company and the chance to launch himself in America. Sakuya declines. Sakuya asks Aine to go for a walk with him. He tells her to stay with him so that he can protect her, because he brought her into the dangerous entertainment business. She says she is glad she met him, and they kiss in the street.

rdf:langString The American Grazer Group plans to enter the music industry in Japan through its company, Metro Records. Vice president Ralph Grazer has an interest in Ʌucifer. He and Sakuya meet and there is instant rivalry between them. Ralph decides to crush Ʌucifer, organizing a charity concert on the same day next to where Ʌucifer's concerts scheduled. Internationally famous artist Freddy Brown sings at the charity concert, attracting more media attention than Ʌucifer. His concert hall is not big enough to contain the crowd. Ʌucifer makes uses of this, allowing the people collected outside the hall to attend their concert instead.

rdf:langString Aine calls an ambulance and stays with Ayako until she regains consciousness. Ayako tells Aine she is depressed. Sakuya tells Ayako she did not really intend to die. Sakuya is blamed for their love scandal and the suicide rumors. Only Aine knows that Sakuya acted to protect her, and because of this feels that she is a burden to him. Aine begs Ayako to stop causing trouble for Sakuya. Aine collapses from the strain, but Sakuya catches her and takes her to his flat. He looks after Aine and she says she wants him to continue filming. Sakuya tells Ayako he loves Aine alone. Ayako announces to the press that she and Sakuya have broken up.

rdf:langString Ʌucifer's next single is to be the theme song of a drama with Ayako Sakura in the lead role, but Sakuya is unenthusiastic. When Ayako finds out Ʌucifer is writing the theme song, she goes to see Sakuya at Jupiter Records. Sakuya is angry when she reveals their past romantic relationship. Ayako wants Sakuya to play the male lead, her lover in the drama. Aine is bothered by Ayako and Sakuya's past relationship, but Sakuya tells her that his future belongs to Aine alone. He turns down Ayako's offer, and Ayako insults the band. Sakuya then agrees to take the lead role, aiming to get revenge through superior ability. Aine is upset seeing them act together. Ayako falls more deeply in love with Sakuya.

rdf:langString Ʌucifer's popularity is boosted. Ralph decides to crush them once and for all. Metro Records poaches five popular bands from different record companies, and also tries to buy Ʌucifer but the band refuses. The bought bands must each release a single on the release date of Ʌucifer's third single. Ʌucifer assumes this is because they declined the offer. Sakuya wants to release five singles at once to top Ralph’s plan. Sakuya and Aine must spend a week in a hotel next to Metro Records to write the new songs.

rdf:langString The board of directors has decided that e.MU will take over the three-day concert. Sasaki wants Aine to write lyrics for e.MU, but she declines. Atsuro's exams are over, and Yuki stops his Noh rehearsals and returns to the band. The Cradle is to reopen. Ʌucifer wants to improve so that the event will be a success. Santa is absent-minded. Yumi tells him that she is breaking up her band and going back to her hometown to let him concentrate on Ʌucifer. Yuki wants to do another live tour, but Sakuya wants to win the three-day Dome concert back from e.MU.

rdf:langString In Nagoya, Yuki and Yuuka try to find a club that is not already booked, but other bands have already tried and failed. That night, Lucifer sees the band Feel perform before a large audience in the park. At another club, Sakuya and Yuuka try to convince the manager to let Lucifer play as support act for Woods Black, but Feel's lead singer appears with the same request. They agree to do a joint show in the park to decide the matter. Lucifer fears the audience will be biased, as the crowd knows Feel but not Lucifer. Before their real gig begins, Sakuya plays a harmonica composition and wins over the crowd. Neither band gets to play as support act, as both are better than the original band.

rdf:langString Atsuro, Towa, Yuki and Santa try to convince Sakuya, but fail. Kudo from the band Radical offers Sakuya a lead singer role. Sakuya is interested, as they are professionals and the band is going to release a debut record. He accepts, but says that he is expensive. Yuki has difficulties at Noh drama rehearsal, and his father criticizes his music hobby. The Lucifer band members keep trying to persuade Sakuya to no avail, and decide to search for a different singer. They meet to rehearse. Suddenly Sakuya appears and agrees to be lead vocalist.

rdf:langString The Cradle is to close, and Lucifer is in disbelief. It is Lucifer's birthplace, where they played their first session. Sakuya alone seems indifferent. He refuses to meet with the woman, as he has something to do. The other band members assemble at the Cradle; Sakuya shows up eventually. They are all depressed, so they start to invite people to the live house to save it. The Cradle is full the next time it opens, but this is not enough to save it. Lucifer suggests a farewell live show, and even Sakuya agrees. At home, he ignores the woman's phone call.

rdf:langString Jupiter Records has no choice but to bow to Ralph. Ʌucifer wants to leave with Sasaki to set up their own production house. Sakuya says Ralph will harass Ʌucifer whatever they do, because of Sakuya. Sakuya is Ralph’s half-brother, seen by Ralph as his greatest threat. Sakuya announces that Ʌucifer is disbanded, and leaves Japan. Feel wants to recruit Atsuro, and Neon wants Towa back, but both band members decline. The ex-members all decide to release their own debut singles. Their individual popularity rises.

rdf:langString Yuki has difficulties playing the guitar like Atsuro. Santa knows it is because Yuki is his family's only heir, but Yuki keeps the whole truth a secret. Santa believes Yuki should be their band leader, because he can hold the band together. Sakuya meets the former owner of the Cradle, who intends to reopen the club one day when Lucifer is famous. Atsuro invites his parents to the contest, but again fights with his father. Yuki wants to participate in the contest but his father objects, saying Yuki will have to tear apart the Noh fan he has used from childhood. Yuki tells the band he is going to Kyoko. Rather than give up, the band tries to adapt the song for a four-man arrangement.

rdf:langString Ʌucifer's song only reaches Number 7 on the charts. Sakuya wants to leave because he has lost the bet, but Sasaki forbids it and wants a chance to redeem the band. Sakuya makes a live announcement that if their second single does not hit the top of the charts, Ʌucifer will give up music. Sasaki blames Sakuya for their Number 7 position, saying the fans feel his coldness. The pressure is on Sakuya to write a better song for the second single. It will be introduced at the end of their debut concert. Sakuya meets the woman from the hotel again. She tells him he has never loved anyone seriously. He is unable to write the song. It is the day of the concert. Aine has finished her poem, and later sees her boyfriend cheating. She runs across the street as Sakuya is riding past on his motorbike.

rdf:langString Ʌucifer takes a break and prepares for the Cradle's reopening. On the evening of the relaunch, the foreign producer reappears. He says Ʌucifer has talent, but should not leave Japan, where they are so popular. He does not intend to be their producer, but says he will accept if Ʌucifer reaches Number 1 on the UK’s independent music charts within six months. Sakuya turns him down, saying two months is enough time. Ʌucifer and Aine leave for London and begin performing at live clubs, with Yuuka as their manager. Ralph says that the real battle begins now.

rdf:langString Sakuya tells Aine about his past. His mother was an alcoholic jazz singer. Sakuya was the unwanted child she had with an American man, and she neglected him. Aine thinks of phrases for the new song, and gives them to Sakuya in front of some of his fans. They ambush Aine, but Sakuya rescues her and promises to protect her. The band notices he has changed since meeting Aine.

rdf:langString Sakuya stops in time to avoid knocking Aine down, but she slumps to the ground. He gives her a backstage pass to make amends. She walks away, leaving a fallen page containing her poem, which Sakuya picks up. That evening, Aine decides to go to the concert. She hears her poem being sung. It is the man who almost ran her down. Sakuya sees her and pulls her backstage as soon as the lights go off. Sasaki sends Aine away. Sakuya attacks Sasaki and announces that Aine wrote the song. After school, Sakuya collects Aine and drives her to Jupiter Records. Sasaki wants the songwriter officially announced, but using a male penname. Later, Aine says that she cannot write lyrics for Ʌucifer as she does not know Sakuya or the other band members. Sakuya agrees to tell her all about himself.

rdf:langString Sakuya finishes his song and Yuuka rents a studio. Lucifer decides to use the song for the contest. In front of his parents, Atsuro pretends to study for his exams. He wants to talk to Towa, who left his family for music. Santa receives a CD, his ex-girlfriend's debut album. Yumi phones to ask about the CD and tells Santa she has broken up with her friend. Sakuya calls his new song "Datenshi Blue", and Lucifer plays it in the park before the contest. Atsuro tells his parents he will not go to college, and wants to become a professional musician. His father disapproves and orders him out of his house. Atsuro asks Towa if he can stay with him.

rdf:langString Sakuya is in surgery and Aine blames herself. During surgery Sakuya's heart stops and he dreams that he is not needed. But in his dream he sees Aine crying and remembers the promise he made. His hearts starts beating again. Aine, the band, and all the fans outside the hospital are relieved. Sakuya asks Aine to help him attend Ʌucifer's evening rehearsals, but he is weak and collapses at one of the sessions. When the media discovers that Sakuya was injured saving a girl, Sasaki orders Aine not to come to the hospital again. But the fans know her already, and beat her up.

rdf:langString Yuki and Santa ask Sakuya to join their band. He says no. Yuki gives Sakuya a Mini Disc. Atsuro wants to play new live shows with his student band, Lucy Lane, but its members have school and work commitments. Sakuya meets the woman from the hotel regularly. The band Neon gets the chance to launch its debut record, but Towa leaves as the record company is only interested in their looks. Yuki and Santa meet Sakuya and want to play live together at the Cradle. Sakuya arrogantly refuses. Yuki meets him again that evening, and gets angry as Sakuya sees this as a small-time project, not as a dream. Independently of each other, Atsuro, his sister, and Towa decide to go to the Cradle. As Yuki and Santa start playing onstage at the Cradle, they see Sakuya drop by, and announce him as their singer. Together they begin their song and Atsuro and Towa join in. Both decide to join the band, but Sakuya says no again.

rdf:langString Towa, Atsuro, Yuki and Yuuka are still trying to find a place to play. Santa visits Sakuya at the hotel to apologize, but Sakuya sticks to his decision. When Yuuka hears that Sakuya went to the live club to apologize, she realizes Sakuya cares about the band. Sakuya thinks it is his fault that Lucifer was banned from playing live. Yuki’s father does not like Yuki spending so much with his band again, and decides on nighttime Noh rehearsals. Atsuro wonders whether he should risk leaving school to be in the band. Yuki finds Sakuya singing in the park.

rdf:langString Sakuya has stood Lucifer up. The band continues its rehearsals, but morale is low because Sakuya says he does not care about the other members' dreams. He meets the woman again, but her husband arrives and Sakuya leaves. That evening, the husband appears and warns him never to meet his wife again. Yuuka sees Sakuya ignore this warning, and tells him Lucifer needs him and his voice. Her enthusiasm makes him think twice. Later, Yuki talks to him too, saying he had never considered what Sakuya wanted but that now he hopes his own dream will become Sakuya’s dream too. Finally, Sakuya is attacked by the husband, who says Sakuya is pathetic and has no hopes and dreams.

rdf:langString The man is Sasaki, a successful producer. He and Lucifer meet, discuss the contract, and they sign. This is Aine Yukimura's first appearance: a girl who likes to write poems, but doesn’t care about the entertainment business. Her parents fight constantly and do not show her much love and care. Her relationship with her boyfriend is not going well, and she is wondering what true love is. Lucifer, now renamed Ʌucifer, records its debut song, but needs many takes to get it right. Sakuya accepts a bet with the irritated staff: if the song does not get to Number 3 on the charts at least, Ʌucifer will give up music.

rdf:langString Sakuya suggests that Aine should write two song lyrics, one for e.MU and one for Ʌucifer. Both singles will release on the same day. The band that is at the top of the charts after two weeks will play the concert. Sakuya must write the melody. He asks the other band members how they feel about the lyrics, and about Ʌucifer. e.MU does a lot of promotion; Ʌucifer does none. After one week, e.MU is higher on the charts. But constant requests for the Ʌucifer single on radio boosts Ʌucifer's sales above e.MU's. Sakuya reveals that he was thinking of his lover being hurt as he composed the music. Daisuke, e.MU's leader, congratulates Sakuya on winning. Even Sasaki is happy, as his intention was to push Ʌucifer forward. On their way home, Aine runs across the road without looking. Sakuya pushes her to safety but is knocked down by a truck.

rdf:langString Sakuya and Aine have trouble writing the songs. The other band members promote the songs in advance. The first song is completed, then the second and third. Ralph learns that a girl is staying with Sakuya in the honeymoon suite. He decides to spread the rumor to the media. The fourth song is finished. Jupiter Records has trouble dealing with the rumor.

rdf:langString In Osaka, their next stop, a bar accepts the band. Atsuro is feeling low again. Sakuya takes a solitary walk. The others watch Towa’s old band Neon perform, advertising their debut album. Towa acknowledges their significant improvement. Neon watches Lucifer perform at the bar. Towa plays lead guitar, but Atsuro plays badly. After a fight with Santa, Atsuro goes off with girl band Lorelei, whom he saw playing in the park. The other band members worry and search for him. The female guitarist understands Atsuro's situation and gives him advice. She invites him to a joint gig that evening, and phones Lucifer to invite them as guests. Atsuro reunites with his bandmates and apologizes; the others say he was amazing on stage.

rdf:langString Sasaki steps down as Ʌucifer's manager, and Aine takes over the job. Santa's unprofessional behavior annoys Sakuya. The band members squabble. Sasaki says that Ʌucifer cannot stay at Number 1 forever, and that e.MU will beat them. Sasaki ejects Ʌucifer from their rehearsal room, but the others agree to overthrow the barrier. Ʌucifer and e.MU compete on a live broadcast. Because Ʌucifer uses a new arrangement for the concert they play badly, and e.MU dominates. The first e.MU single hits the top of the charts, and Sasaki wants e.MU to play at the Dome instead of Ʌucifer.

rdf:langString Ʌucifer has got the better of Ralph, but Ralph spots Aine hiding behind Sakuya. Ralph wants a total media boycott of Ʌucifer, but the media refuse. Ralph incites Radical's Kudo and Neon’s leader to disrupt the Ʌucifer show, but even they refuse. The media, discovering Ralph's aim of destroying Ʌucifer, besiege Metro Records. Ʌucifer celebrates. Aine runs an errand, and is kidnapped. Ralph phones Sakuya telling him to meet at a hotel to settle things once and for all.

rdf:langString The second single hits the top of the charts, and Ʌucifer does not have to give up music. Yuuka turns down the offer to make a music video for Ʌucifer, nominating Aine for the job instead. Yuuka is no longer their producer since Ʌucifer's debut single, and she decides to fulfill her own dream by going to London to study the music business. Ʌucifer is sad to lose her. Yuuka leaves for London early, and the band members cannot go to say goodbye as they are now too famous. Aine gives Yuuka a CD as a farewell gift before Yuuka boards her flight. Ʌucifer thanks her for everything she did and plays a concert just for her by the runway.

rdf:langString Thanks to the radio show, the stores change their mind and reorder the single. Ralph launches a major promotion for his bands. Ʌucifer does not give up, and "Plasmagic" reaches Number 1. Ralph is furious, and orders the media to boycott Ʌucifer. Ʌucifer assumes this is because they refused to go over to Metro Records. Ralph tells Sakuya he has nothing against Ʌucifer, it is Sakuya he is interested in. The other members decide to do a concert tour and Sakuya has no intention of letting Ralph win. On tour, they visit the ticket seller in Hakodate, the band Lorelei in Osaka, and many other cities. In Tokyo, Ralph phones Sasaki and orders Ʌucifer to disband or Metro Records will boycott all Jupiter Records artists.

rdf:langString The fans are waiting and Ʌucifer must go on stage. Aine is beaten up, but is found and is treated by a doctor. Sakuya sees it happen and is angry, but Aine comforts him. Aine watches Ʌucifer from the audience. Sakuya declares his love for Aine and begs the fans not to blame her. On the second day, a foreigner asks Aine to show him the way to the Dome, but he leaves part way through the concert. Sasaki does not catch him, but tells Ʌucifer he is England's most influential producer, whom Sasaki had invited to help Ʌucifer break into the international market.

rdf:langString Atsuro turns up with his hair dyed red, making the others laugh. It symbolizes his determination. Yuuka posts the competition entry, and everyone waits for a return letter addressed to Towa. Sakuya is sure Lucifer will reach the top one day. Atsuro collects the mail, but it is only junk and he throws it out. Dressed as a delivery boy, Atsuro delivers a pizza to his parents’ home. When they see his red hair they start to fight again. The band members anxiously wait for mail. Atsuro kicks the trash bin: he has bet his future on Lucifer. Towa picks up the spilled papers, and finds the overlooked competition invitation. The Tokyo contest is to be held on the Sunday week, but Yuki’s father says Yuki must accompany him to a week-long Noh conference in Kyoto, finishing that Sunday.

rdf:langString Ayako notices that Aine always hangs around Sakuya. Aine’s lyrics are repeatedly rejected, except after she spends a day with Sakuya. Ayako orders someone to do something to stop Aine watching filming, and a scaffold falls on Aine. Sakuya is injured shielding Aine with his body. Ayako blames Aine for the delay in filming, saying she caused Sakuya's wound. Sakuya wants to go on acting to prove Ayako wrong. Ayako learns that Aine is Ʌucifer’s songwriter. She hires a photographer to expose their secret and their relationship. Sakuya gets revenge by tricking the reporter into disclosing the false relationship between Sakuya and Ayako. Ayako falls to the floor with blood pouring from a cut on her arm.

rdf:langString Paparazzi besiege the hotel, but the Ʌucifer members get Aine out undetected. Sakuya and Aine are separated, and have trouble writing the last song. Ralph uses Sakuya’s past against him. Kudo, from the band Radical, gossips to the media about Sakuya. Ʌucifer gets a bad name, and the stores reduce their orders of the new singles. Yumi invites Ʌucifer onto her radio show to counter the bad press. Listening to the radio show, Aine gets an idea for the last song and finishes the lyrics for "Plasmagic".

rdf:langString On the way back to Tokyo, the band remembers the idea they had after the contest of doing a national live tour. Lucifer's "comeback" concert at the park coincides with a typhoon, but they brave the storm and the audience grows despite the weather. An unknown man searches for the band and finds Yuuka's advertisement. He attends the concert, reveals himself as a judge from the Tokyo contest, and offers them an official debut.

rdf:langString Yuki tells the other band members about Sakuya’s street performance, and that he thinks Sakuya loves the band, but cannot persuade the others to call him back. Yuuka suggests entering a contest, but Santa is not interested because they have no singer. They arrange to meet in the park to talk to Sakuya. Santa does not come and Sakuya arrives quite late. They discuss the contest but Sakuya leaves, saying he will do as he pleases. Atsuro decides not to enter college. Santa passes by the park and hears Sakuya sing. Sakuya tells Santa he is writing a song and wants to play it with everyone.

rdf:langString Sakuya starts singing in a hotel lounge and attracts many female guests. A woman pursues him. Yuki and Santa are members of the band Climb until Santa sees his girlfriend Yumi, the lead vocalist, canoodling with another band member. Yuki and Santa decide to leave Climb to create a better band. A female friend Yuki meets at Sakuya’s hotel suggests Sakuya as singer. Yuki and Santa are interested in Towa, bassist with the band Neon, and ask him to join but he hesitates and leaves. Yuki decides on a name for the new band: Lucifer, the fallen angel.

rdf:langString Ʌucifer does a radio broadcast, and Aine listens. They introduce the band members. .

rdf:langString Everyone helps to decorate the Cradle for the farewell live show. Sakuya disappears to meet the woman in order to break up with her. The Cradle's final night is wonderful. The woman appears, and drinks too much. During Lucifer's gig, she lets a bottle fall from the table, which breaks the mood. He drags her outside and takes her home. Everyone notices that Sakuya is changing.

rdf:langString Sakuya starts a fight in the middle of their live performance when he hears someone insult Lucifer. The other band members get involved, and everyone is arrested. Atsuro and Yuki’s father bails them out. As the Todo family heir, Yuki has responsibilities and must distance himself from the band to focus on his Noh rehearsals. Atsuro must study for exams. Santa discovers that his ex-girlfriend, Yumi, has already released a debut record. The band returns to the live club to apologize, but is banned. Yuuka tries to find another live venue, but now no one wants Lucifer. Atsuro wants everyone to look for a place to play but Sakuya refuses, and Santa blames him for their troubles. Sakuya declares that he will leave the band.

rdf:langString The former band members' debut singles are successful. All are invited to play at the J-Rock festival. Ralph decides to use their popularity to reform Ʌucifer there with Freddy Brown as lead singer. Sasaki accepts, leaves Japan to inform Freddy, and tells the ex-members. At the J-Rock festival, the members announce Ʌucifer's revival. Freddy arrives by helicopter, bringing Sakuya with him. The band announces Sakuya's return as lead vocalist. They use the festival broadcast to promote their comeback concert at the Todo residence.

rdf:langString Lucifer plays live shows and attracts many fans. Atsuro’s sister Yuuka accompanies them most of the time and helps with promotion and ticket sales. Sakuya is still singing at the hotel and meeting up with the woman. Lucifer rehearses and works hard, but Sakuya remains a loner. He likes to be a band member, but nothing more. The other members are afraid he will leave if he is pushed too hard. Sakuya meets the woman from the hotel by chance, but when he tries to leave because Lucifer has a live concert the woman will not let him go. The band members are kept waiting.

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rdf:langString Kaikan Phrase (jap. 快感♥フレーズ, Kaikan Furēzu) ist eine Manga-Reihe der japanischen Zeichnerin Mayu Shinjo. Die Reihe auch wurde als Anime-Fernsehserie und Videospiel umgesetzt. Das Werk lässt sich den Genre Shōjo, Romantik und Drama zuordnen.

rdf:langString Kaikan Phrase (快感♥フレーズ Kaikan Furēzu?, Melodía erótica) es el manga más famoso de la autora japonesa Mayu Shinjō, publicado por primera vez en Japón en Shōjo Comic. El manga fue adaptado en una serie de animé de 44 episodios. Para promocionar el animé se crearon dos bandas en el mundo real: Λucifer (a veces escrito Aucifer y pronunciado Lucifer pues Λ es la letra griega lambda), la banda en que se centra la historia y e.mu, su banda rival. En España ha sido comercializado por la editorial Ivréa.

rdf:langString Kaiken Phrase est un manga écrit et dessiné par Mayu Shinjō. Il est prépublié entre 1997 et 2000 dans le magazine Shōjo Comic et compilé en un total de dix-sept tomes par l'éditeur Shōgakukan. La version française est publiée en intégralité par Pika Édition. Une adaptation en anime produite par Studio Hibari est diffusée entre avril 1999 et mars 2000 sur TV Tokyo.

rdf:langString Sensual Phrase (bahasa Jepang: 快感フレーズ Hepburn: Kaikan Furēzu) adalah sebuah serial manga shōjo yang dibuat oleh . Manga tersebut diterbitkan oleh Shogakukan dalam Shōjo Comic antara 1997 dan 2000, dan dikumpulkan dalam 18 tankōbon.

rdf:langString Sensual Phrase (Japanese: 快感フレーズ, Hepburn: Kaikan Furēzu) is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Mayu Shinjo. The manga was published by Shogakukan in Shōjo Comic between 1997 and 2000, and collected in 18 bound volumes. It was adapted as a 44-episode anime television series by Studio Hibari, and as a series of novels. The series tells the story of Aine Yukimura, a high school student who becomes the lyricist for a Japanese rock band, and her relationship with the band's lead singer, Sakuya Ookochi. To promote the anime, a real-life band was formed: Λucifer, the band the story focuses on. The rival band, e.MU, seems to have been active before the manga was created. Both bands continued after the anime ended before disbanding. In the series, Λucifer's original name is Lucifer, changed to Λucifer (using the Greek letter lambda) when the band decides to go international. For the purposes of the article this second name, Λucifer, is used. Japanese names are given in Western order, with family name last.

rdf:langString Strofe d'amore (快感フレーズ Kaikan Frēzu?) è un manga creato da Mayu Shinjō e pubblicato in Giappone dalla Shogakukan sullo Shoujo Comic dal 1997 al 2000. In Italia la serie è giunta grazie alla Star Comics. Dal 1999 al 2000 ne è stato tratto un anime di 44 episodi, creato dallo Studio Hibari e trasmesso sulla TV Tokyo.

rdf:langString 『快感♥フレーズ』（かいかんフレーズ）は、『少女コミック』（小学館）で連載されていた新條まゆの少女漫画。ノベライズ版やゲーム版もリリースされ、また『KAIKANフレーズ』の題名でテレビアニメ化もされた。2019年6月時点でコミックス累計発行部数は1000万部を突破している。アニメ版についての詳細は、後述のを参照。

rdf:langString Kaikan Phrase (яп. 快感フレーズ кайкан фурэ:дзу) или «Чувственные слова» — музыкальное аниме, снятое по одноимённой манге Синдзё Маю. Манга состоит из 17 томов и выходила в журнале Shoujo Comic с 1997 по 2000 гг. Сюжеты аниме и манги сильно отличаются друг от друга, но в обоих случаях история разворачивается вокруг популярной японской J-Rock группы «Λucifer».

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