Clannad: After Story
CLANNAD: After Story · CLANNAD ~After Story~ クラナド アフターストーリー
TV · Finished · Fall 2008 · 24 episodes · 24 min
A few months have passed since Tomoya declared his love to Nagisa, and his life keeps moving forward as he continues to meet a variety of new people, expanding his world in the process. While Tomoya's world continues to expand, his and Nagisa's relationship is entering a new phase, and neither of them is quite sure where it will take them. Through his relationship with Nagisa, Tomoya begins to understand the meaning and importance of family.
But as Tomoya and Nagisa begin a family of their own, they are faced with many hardships along the way in Clannad: After Story
(Source: Sentai Filmworks, edited)
Note: Includes 2 un-numbered 'extra' and 'summary' episodes that aired at the end of the series.
But as Tomoya and Nagisa begin a family of their own, they are faced with many hardships along the way in Clannad: After Story
(Source: Sentai Filmworks, edited)
Note: Includes 2 un-numbered 'extra' and 'summary' episodes that aired at the end of the series.
Genres: Drama, Romance, Slice of Life, Supernatural
Studio: Kyoto Animation
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Episodes
- Episode 1: A Farewell to the End of Summer
- Episode 2: In Search of False Love
- Episode 3: Hearts Out of Synch
- Episode 4: With the Same Smile as That Day
- Episode 5: The Season You Were There
- Episode 6: Forever by Your Side
- Episode 7: Where She Belongs
- Episode 8: A Courageous Battle
- Episode 9: Along the Path
- Episode 10: A Season of Beginnings
- Episode 11: The Founder`s Day Festival Promise
- Episode 12: A Sudden Happening
- Episode 13: Graduation
- Episode 14: A New Family
- Episode 15: In the Remains of Summer
- Episode 16: White Darkness
- Episode 17: Summer Time
- Episode 18: The Ends of the Earth
- Episode 19: The Road Home
- Episode 20: The Mischievous Sea Breeze
- Episode 21: The End of the World
- Episode 22: A Small Hand
- Episode 23: The Event from One Year Before
- Episode 24: Under the Green Tree
Reviews
Comedic masterpiece that quickly turns tragic and emotional.
One that you MUST be emotionally open with to get the most out of it, otherwise you’re missing out on a masterpiece
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