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Junichi got stood up on Christmas Eve two years ago, and it broke something in him. Now he's a second year in high school, and he sleeps in a closet. Seriously. He turned it into a little planetarium, stars taped to the ceiling, and that's where he hides. The boy can barely look a girl in the eye without bracing for the worst. Then the world stops cooperating. A popular upperclassman starts hanging around. His childhood friend keeps finding excuses to be near him. A shy transfer student panics every time a guy speaks to her. There's a swimmer who can't stand him, a girl who'd rather talk about cake, and a class rep who looks flawless until you catch the look in her eyes when nobody's watching. Here's the catch: the show splits into six separate stories, four episodes each, and in every one Junichi picks a different girl. Same boy, same school, six possible lives. One choice per route, no do-overs. So which version of him actually gets it right?
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TV Series · 2010 · ★ 7,3
Junichi got stood up on Christmas Eve two years ago, and it broke something in him. Now he's a second year in high school, and he sleeps in a closet. Seriously. He turned it into a little planetarium, stars taped to the ceiling, and that's where he hides. The boy can barely look a girl in the eye without bracing for the worst.
Then the world stops cooperating. A popular upperclassman starts hanging around. His childhood friend keeps finding excuses to be near him. A shy transfer student panics every time a guy speaks to her. There's a swimmer who can't stand him, a girl who'd rather talk about cake, and a class rep who looks flawless until you catch the look in her eyes when nobody's watching.
Here's the catch: the show splits into six separate stories, four episodes each, and in every one Junichi picks a different girl. Same boy, same school, six possible lives. One choice per route, no do-overs. So which version of him actually gets it right?