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Yosuga no sora
(2010– )
Year:
2010
2015
After the sudden death of their parents, Haru and his twin sister, Sora move to the countryside. There, Haru encounters several of the residents, some of whom are old friends like Nao, but Sora stays at home, refusing to go to school even as Haru starts attending. Realizing that Haru is growing more and more distant, Sora goes to Haru's room at night and appeals to Haru as she removes her clothes.
After the sudden death of their parents, Haru and his twin sister, Sora move to the countryside. There, Haru encounters several of the residents, some of whom are old friends like Nao, but Sora stays at home, refusing to go to school even as Haru starts attending. Realizing that Haru is growing more and more distant, Sora goes to Haru's room at night and appeals to Haru as she removes her clothes.
After the sudden death of their parents, Haru and his twin sister, Sora move to the countryside. There, Haru encounters several of the residents, some of whom are old friends like Nao, but Sora stays at home, refusing to go to school even as Haru starts attending. Realizing that Haru is growing more and more distant, Sora goes to Haru's room at night and appeals to Haru as she removes her clothes.
After the sudden death of their parents, Haru and his twin sister, Sora move to the countryside. There, Haru encounters several of the residents, some of whom are old friends like Nao, but Sora stays at home, refusing to go to school even as Haru starts attending. Realizing that Haru is growing more and more distant, Sora goes to Haru's room at night and appeals to Haru as she removes her clothes.
After the sudden death of their parents, Haru and his twin sister, Sora move to the countryside. There, Haru encounters several of the residents, some of whom are old friends like Nao, but Sora stays at home, refusing to go to school even as Haru starts attending. Realizing that Haru is growing more and more distant, Sora goes to Haru's room at night and appeals to Haru as she removes her clothes.
After the sudden death of their parents, Haru and his twin sister, Sora move to the countryside. There, Haru encounters several of the residents, some of whom are old friends like Nao, but Sora stays at home, refusing to go to school even as Haru starts attending. Realizing that Haru is growing more and more distant, Sora goes to Haru's room at night and appeals to Haru as she removes her clothes.
After the sudden death of their parents, Haru and his twin sister, Sora move to the countryside. There, Haru encounters several of the residents, some of whom are old friends like Nao, but Sora stays at home, refusing to go to school even as Haru starts attending. Realizing that Haru is growing more and more distant, Sora goes to Haru's room at night and appeals to Haru as she removes her clothes.
After the sudden death of their parents, Haru and his twin sister, Sora move to the countryside. There, Haru encounters several of the residents, some of whom are old friends like Nao, but Sora stays at home, refusing to go to school even as Haru starts attending. Realizing that Haru is growing more and more distant, Sora goes to Haru's room at night and appeals to Haru as she removes her clothes.
After the sudden death of their parents, Haru and his twin sister, Sora move to the countryside. There, Haru encounters several of the residents, some of whom are old friends like Nao, but Sora stays at home, refusing to go to school even as Haru starts attending. Realizing that Haru is growing more and more distant, Sora goes to Haru's room at night and appeals to Haru as she removes her clothes.
After the sudden death of their parents, Haru and his twin sister, Sora move to the countryside. There, Haru encounters several of the residents, some of whom are old friends like Nao, but Sora stays at home, refusing to go to school even as Haru starts attending. Realizing that Haru is growing more and more distant, Sora goes to Haru's room at night and appeals to Haru as she removes her clothes.
After the sudden death of their parents, Haru and his twin sister, Sora move to the countryside. There, Haru encounters several of the residents, some of whom are old friends like Nao, but Sora stays at home, refusing to go to school even as Haru starts attending. Realizing that Haru is growing more and more distant, Sora goes to Haru's room at night and appeals to Haru as she removes her clothes.
After the sudden death of their parents, Haru and his twin sister, Sora move to the countryside. There, Haru encounters several of the residents, some of whom are old friends like Nao, but Sora stays at home, refusing to go to school even as Haru starts attending. Realizing that Haru is growing more and more distant, Sora goes to Haru's room at night and appeals to Haru as she removes her clothes.
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Miniserie 2010– 2010– 16 16 25 Min.
Based on an adult visual novel with the same name, developed by CUFFS ("Sphere")
A compelling drama on distraught teenagers
The anime is famous for its controversial topic of dealing with incest, but if you could look past it, you will be able to feel a yearning and longing for happiness, when watching this anime. A more serious rendition of the anime would have cut out on the ridiculousness of the sex scenes and made them more subtle, the unnecessarily humungous breasts being thrust in our face and the needless fan service to the most common demographic of anime watchers. However, when weeding past these obvious flaws, the anime seems to have built a world with decent characters who gripe and suffer hard with morally grey situations. Whilst the teenagers aren't being horny, their turmoil and inner trauma that they go through is reasonably showcased in each of the situation. One word of advice before watching the anime, is to be aware of the fact that the entire anime visits four different timelines in a common setting and that everything that you see in all the episodes isn't happening together, but are different branches of situations that could have happened.
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Yosuga no Sora original visual novel cover featuring Akira Amatsune (top) and Sora Kasugano (bottom).
^ Credited under the pseudonym Bruno Wen-li.
^ Jump up to: a b c "Official game website for Yosuga no Sora " (in Japanese). Sphere. Archived from the original on September 21, 2010 . Retrieved 2010-09-15 .
^ Jump up to: a b "Official game website for Haruka na Sora " (in Japanese). Sphere. Archived from the original on September 18, 2010 . Retrieved 2010-09-15 .
^ Jump up to: a b "Official Yosuga no Sora Anime Blu-Ray/DVD Release Webpage" . Starchild (in Japanese). King Records . Retrieved 2010-10-26 .
^ Jump up to: a b "ヨスガノソラ Official Web Site" . www.cuffs-sphere.jp . Retrieved 2016-07-31 .
^ Jump up to: a b "予約キャンペーン実施中!!：ハルカナソラ" . www.cuffs-sphere.jp . Retrieved 2016-07-31 .
^ Jump up to: a b c d "ヨスガノソラ" . king-cr.jp . Retrieved 2016-07-31 .
^ "Comp Ace's official Yosuga no Sora manga webpage" . Comptiq (in Japanese). Kadokawa Shoten . Retrieved 2010-09-15 .
^ "Style - MusicBrainz" . musicbrainz.org . Retrieved 2016-07-31 .
^ "予約キャンペーン" . www.cuffs-sphere.jp . Retrieved 2016-07-31 .
^ Jump up to: a b c "ヨスガノソラ" . king-cr.jp . Retrieved 2016-07-31 .
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Yosuga no Sora ( Japanese : ヨスガノソラ , lit. "Sky of Connection") is a Japanese romance/drama adult visual novel developed by CUFFS ("Sphere"). The game was originally released for Windows on December 5, 2008. [1] It was adapted into a serialized manga and an anime television series. A sequel/fan disk titled Haruka na Sora was released later on October 24, 2009, which contains new and expanded scenarios for several characters from the original game. [2]
Tragically orphaned by a car accident, the Kasugano twins travel to their grandparents' countryside residence via railcar, hoping to reconstruct the shards of a shattered life. Two lonely souls so physically alike, yet spiritually divergent, they are unaware of the challenges these conflicting expectations will unveil in the days to come. Uncertain of the future, Haruka Kasugano clings to memories of the past, hoping to find the strength he needs to protect his ailing sister. As the story develops, it tells four stories, each with one girl; Kazuha Migiwa: rich but kind, Akira Amatsume: polite but sad, Nao Yorihime: depressed but hopeful, Sora Kasugano: petite but fierce.
The game was originally released for Windows PC on December 5, 2008. [1] A sequel/fan disk titled Haruka na Sora was released later on October 24, 2009, which contains full scenarios for Kozue and Yahiro, an expansion to Sora's story from the original game, and additional bonus material. [2]
Yosuga no Sora was adapted into a 12-episode anime series that started airing on October 4, 2010. Each episode consists of a 22-minute feature segment and a 3-minute omake segment. The main plot of the anime is presented in a multi-arc branching format that independently tells the stories of Kazuha, Akira, Nao, and Sora while sharing certain common episodes. The title of each episode incorporates the names of the characters it concerns. The bonus segment focuses on Motoka's story, relying more extensively on humor and super deformed character designs. Each segment has its own ending credit sequence in each episode. The anime's opening theme is " Hiyoku no Hane "-(比翼の羽根) by eufonius , and the ending themes are " Tsunagukizuna "-(ツナグキズナ) by Nekocan feat. Junca Amaoto, and " Pinky Jones "-(ピンキー・ジョーンズ) by Momoiro Clover .
The first volume of the series was released by King Records for DVD and Blu-ray Disc formats on December 22, 2010, and the final fourth volume was released on March 26, 2011, with a limited edition Blu-ray Disc, including the stuffed toy strap of Sora Kasugano. [3]
The series premiered on Toku in the United States on December 31, 2015.
(In brackets are the episode numbers for each arc, e.g. (A3) is the third episode in Akira's arc. Legend: A-Akira, K-Kazuha, N-Nao, S-Sora.)
There are 5 Drama CDs: 2 released with the purchase of the original visual novel "Yosuga no Sora" from stores Sofmap and Messe Sanoh, 1 released with the pre-ordering of its Fan Disc "Haruka na Sora", and 2 released with the purchase of the Blu-ray volumes 2 and 4 of its anime adaptation.
Yosuga no Sora was adapted into a manga of the same title, illustrated by Takashi Mikaze, and serialized from May to December 2010 issues of Kadokawa Shoten 's Comp Ace magazine. [7] It was compiled into two volumes.
The OST for the original game, with music composed by Manack, was released by Sphere on 27 February 2009.
The OST for the anime adaptation, with music composed by Manabu Miwa (Manack) and Bruno Wen-li, consists of both new compositions and newly arranged versions of tracks from the original game. It was released on two CDs, subtitled "Arrange" and "New", accompanying the Japanese Blu-ray Disc release of the anime with volumes 1 and 3 respectively. [3]
There are 9 music releases: 3 affiliated to the original visual novel "Yosuga no Sora", 1 affiliated to its fan disc "Haruka na Sora", and 5 affiliated to its anime adaptation. Some titles are not consistent among official, retailers, and databases, thus their normalized titles are given following style guidelines from MusicBrainz. [8]
October 4, 2010 – December 20, 2010
"Distant Memories" "Haruka na Kioku" ( ハルカナキオク )
After the sudden death of their parents, Haruka and his twin sister Sora move to the house formerly inhabited by their late grandfather, in a small village they often visited as children. There, Haruka encounters several of the residents, some of whom are old friends, but Sora stays at home, refusing to go to school even as Haruka starts attending. Realizing that Haruka is growing more and more distant and slipping from her grasp, Sora goes to Haruka's room at night and appeals to Haruka as she removes her clothes...
"Akira Embarrassed" "Akira Hazukashi" ( アキラハズカシ )
Sora asks Haru to take her measurements so she can have a uniform made, and finally starts attending school with Haruka, though she is disappointed to find that she and Haruka are in different classes. While cleaning the swimming pool as part of a mixed gym, Akira accidentally soaks Kazuha who forgot her swimsuit, and so Akira takes her to dry off. Haruka finds Kazuha's phone and goes to return it, only to overhear a sensual-sounding conversation in which Kazuha addresses Akira as "Onee-chan" (big sister).
"Indecision" "Tsukazu Hanarezu" ( ツカズハナレズ )
When Kazuha realizes that Haruka has overheard their conversation, she chases him down to clear up any misunderstanding. She reveals that Akira is, in fact, her illegitimate older sister, born of a different mother. Due to her family's societal standing, Kazuha's father is not able to acknowledge Akira as his daughter, causing Kazuha to be resentful of her father and to feel a burden of guilt and responsibility towards the always-hard-working Akira. To help lift Kazuha's spirits, Haruka invites her out on a date, and they subsequently realize and admit their rapidly progressing feelings towards each other. Meanwhile, Akira continues to try her best on her own, but collapses, apparently due to exhaustion.
"Haruka's Heart" "Harukazu Hāto" ( ハルカズハート )
On their way home from school, Haruka and Kazuha are interrupted by a frantic Yahiro, who is concerned over the non-appearance of the always-responsible Akira as usual. They discover Akira at her home, collapsed due to exhaustion, and Kazuha proceeds to blame herself and her infatuation with Haruka for not noticing Akira's condition. Akira recovers a few days later, but confronts Kazuha about her abandonment of Haruka and the inappropriate sense of guilt she feels regarding their father's actions. Realizing the truth of Akira's words, Kazuha withdraws into a state of depression while struggling to determine what to do. The day of the festival arrives, and Kazuha works up the courage to appear, where she is reunited with Haruka. Haruka informs Kazuha that her father had been supporting Akira financially in secret all this time and, when Kazuha witnesses her father praising Akira, she realizes that she had misjudged him. Thus, she was able to move past her codependency towards Akira and pursue a whole-hearted romantic relationship with Haruka.
"Darkness Revealed" "Yami Akiraka ni" ( ヤミアキラカニ )
The introduction to this episode replays the event where Haruka was standing near the girls locker room, overhearing Akira's and Kazuha's conversation, but this time, instead of walking away misled, Akira comes out and takes the phone from Haruka. This allows for the story to have an alternative ending. Haruka notices that Akira has been acting strange lately, and decides to talk to her alone at school the next morning. He sees the sad look on Akira's face and becomes worried, and wants to help Akira find her mother's pendant (after remembering her losing it as a child). They go in search for the pendant by a tree they would play by as kids, only to Haruka's horror that the tree had been removed by a landslide. He attempts at digging around for it, but without any luck. The two go to Akira's residence to take a bath, and have a romantic moment together. From there, Haruka goes to the festival, and, after seeing Akira cry while dancing the sacred dance, rushes off to see what had happened.
"I Won't Give Up" "Akiramenai yo" ( アキラメナイヨ )
Haruka enters Akira's room and stops her from burning something, which is the doctor's missing journal, where it is written that Kazuha and Akira has a chance of mistaken identity. With the journal, he suggests to Yahiro and Kazuha a DNA test to prove things once and for all. Yahiro refuses, but, despite disapproval from her mother, Kazuha agrees. Haruka informs Akira at the shrine the next day that the DNA results will be out in five days, but Ak
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