High School: (Story/Location) Self-explanatory. High School (grades 10-12) should play a major role in the title. A typical High School series will include a Sports Festival, a Cultural Festival, and a School Trip. Related categories: "Elementary School", "Middle School", "College".
Drama: (Genre) Titles that show a state, situation, or series of events involving interesting or intense conflict of forces. See also: "Action Drama".
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| A | ||
| Azusa will help | See Azusa, Otetsudaishimasu! | |
| Azusa, Helps! | See Azusa, Otetsudaishimasu! | |
 Azusa, Otetsudaishimasu! |
In a future time, the lowest ranked baseball team in the league, Karumgamo High School, decides to pool their money to buy a baseball robot, (which is allowed under the rules.) With what little money they had, they could not afford a special baseball robot, and Haruhei had to accept buying a very old model domestic assistant robot named Azusa. It turns out that Azusa has never heard of the game of baseball, but she is always willing to help. Her ability to learn and her success as the pitcher of the team changes the Karugamo Baseball team for the better. |
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| B | ||
| Big Windup (R1 title) | See Ookiku Furikabutte | |
| F | ||
 Fruits Basket |
Buy |
Tooru Honda is a 16-year old girl living in a tent in the nearby mountain woods. Her father died when she was very young and her mother had just recently died in a car accident. Not wanting to put her grandfather (on her father's side) out while his house is being renovated, she told him she would stay with friends so no one knows she's living in a tent. In the meantime, she goes to school and works her part-time job on a cleaning crew so that she can pay her high school tuition (in Japan, high school is like college in the US). |
| Furuba | Buy | See Fruits Basket |
| Furuutsu Basuketo | Buy | See Fruits Basket |
| O | ||
| Oofuri (Alternate Title) | See Ookiku Furikabutte | |
 Ookiku Furikabutte |
Ren Mihashi was the star pitcher for his middle school's baseball team, but mostly because his grandfather owned the school. Hated by his teammates for his slow pitching and believing he has no ability, Ren has no intention of playing for his new high school, but is dragged onto the field by the scary woman coach who needs a pitcher for the new team she's determined to build. Can unconventional training and a catcher who believes in him turn Ren and the new team into a winning combination? |
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| S | ||
| Swing Big | See Ookiku Furikabutte | |
| T | ||
 To Heart |
Rent | Akari, Hiroyuki, Shiho, and Masashi are 4 good friends going to high school. Hiroyuki and Akari have known each other since they were little kids. Akari has been in love with Hiroyuki since they were kids, and still calls him Hiroyuki-chan. They interact with other students and we are introduced to some very diverse characters every episode. |
| ToHeart | Rent | See To Heart |
| U | ||
 Uta Kata |
Buy | A very quiet Ichika is attending Kamakura Girl High School with her three friends, Satsuki who had a sturdy mind, Keiko who was a gentle girl, and Michiru who has something mysterious about her. On the last day of the first term, on her way home with her friends, Ichika realizes that she has lost her cellphone with its special treasured charm, so she hurries back to school. She finds her cellphone but it appears to be on the other side of a large, ancient mirror. A cute, friendly young girl appears in the mirror, offering to return the item in exchange for a simple promise: Ichika has to do the summer homework for this girl who came into this world for "sightseeing". And so begins the summer friendship between Ichika and Manatsu and the story of their magical adventures, for the 12 stones in Ichika's charm have turned into magical stones to summon elemental djinns. |
| うた∽かた (Japanese) | Buy | See Uta Kata |
| おおきく振りかぶって (Japanese) | See Ookiku Furikabutte | |
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