The Pet Girl of Sakurasou cover

The Pet Girl of Sakurasou

Sakurasou no Pet na Kanojo · さくら荘のペットな彼女

TV · Finished · Fall 2012 · 24 episodes · 24 min

The first time he saw her, it was love at first sight. Unfortunately for Sorata Kanda, "she" was a cat named Hikari and his school's rules forbid keeping pets in the regular dorms. As a result, Sorata is banished to the infamous Sakura Hall alongside other troublesome and unusual students like Jin, overzealous playboy, Ryuunosuke, the reclusive hermit, and Mashiro, a brilliant artist who's so unfocused and clueless about the real world that dorm supervisor Ms. Sengoku assigns Sorata the task of taking care of her along with his ever-growing collection of stray cats!

(Source: Sentai Filmworks)

Genres: Comedy, Drama, Romance, Slice of Life

Tags: Kuudere, Heterosexual, School, Coming of Age, Found Family, Ensemble Cast, Love Triangle, Work, Drawing, Cohabitation, Yandere, Disability

Studio: J.C.STAFF

Episodes

  1. Episode 1: Cat. White. Mashiro
  2. Episode 2: I Drew a Picture
  3. Episode 3: So Close and Yet So Far...
  4. Episode 4: A World of Changing Colors
  5. Episode 5: The Serious Girl of Sakura Hall
  6. Episode 6: The Blue After the Rain
  7. Episode 7: Her Homesickness
  8. Episode 8: Set Off a Huge Firework
  9. Episode 9: The Fall Storm Is Here
  10. Episode 10: Hate Hate, Love
  11. Episode 11: Milky Way Cat, Nyapollon
  12. Episode 12: The Power of Love in the Cultural Festival
  13. Episode 13: One Step Before Winter
  14. Episode 14: The Windows and Lights of Christmas Eve
  15. Episode 15: Where Is My Usual Self?
  16. Episode 16: I`ve Always Loved You
  17. Episode 17: Valentine`s Day Is Chocolate Day
  18. Episode 18: First Love with an Alien
  19. Episode 19: There`s No Place Like Sakura Hall
  20. Episode 20: In Order to Keep Saying We`re Home
  21. Episode 21: It`s Not Anyone`s Fault That It Rains
  22. Episode 22: Run Through Those Sparkling Days
  23. Episode 23: Graduation Ceremony
  24. Episode 24: Welcome to Sakura Hall

Reviews

More than being a good rom-com, Sakurasou shows the natural conflict between 'average' people and prodigies

Super wholesome anime that I definitely recommend!

A lesson on envy as a destructive force.