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D.C.S.S. ~Da Capo Second Season~
Finished Airing TV PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

D.C.S.S. ~Da Capo Second Season~

D.C.S.S: Da Capo Second Season · D.C.S.S. ~ダ・カーポ セカンドシーズン~ · 2005–2008

Fading island magic and romantic dilemmas stir gentle hearts during summer vacation.

StatusFinished Airing SeasonSpring 2008 Studiofeel. SourceVisual novel
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Two years have passed since the magical cherry blossoms of Hatsune Island lost their eternal blooming enchantment, transforming into ordinary seasonal trees. Now a graduating senior at Kazami Academy, Jun'ichi Asakura enjoys a peaceful, unremarkable school life surrounded by devoted childhood friends and classmates. However, tranquility gives way to bewilderment when an energetic young girl named Aisia arrives from Europe on a stormy summer afternoon. Determined to study under Jun'ichi's late grandmother to learn magic that brings universal happiness, Aisia moves in with Jun'ichi. As past feelings, mysterious lingering supernatural phenomena, and new emotional bonds resurface, Jun'ichi and his friends confront life-changing romantic crossroads.

⚠ Background — may contain spoilers
Produced by animation studio feel. and directed by Munehisa Sakai, *D.C.S.S: Da Capo Second Season* aired for twenty-six episodes from July to December 2005. Serving as the direct television sequel to Circus's smash-hit adult visual novel adaptation, the series introduced anime-original protagonist Aisia alongside returning fan favorites. Praised by visual novel enthusiasts for its bittersweet emotional atmosphere, delicate character designs, and melodic soundtrack by Lantis composers, the series cemented the *Da Capo* franchise as a foundational staple of mid-2000s Japanese romantic harem anime.
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