Dear Brother
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TV · Finished · Summer 1991 · 39 episodes · 25 min
Before leaving her cram school, Nanako Misonō asks one of the teachers if they can become pen-pals. The teacher, Takehiko Henmi, is reluctant at first, but eventually accepts the offer. The story is narrated through the letters sent from Nanako as she enters Seiran, a renowned private high school for girls only. There she encounters many difficulties as an ordinary middle-class girl invited to the prestigious Sorority, the most traditional and sophisticated club on campus..
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Genres: Drama, Psychological
Studio: Tezuka Productions
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Episodes
- Episode 1: The Magnificent Ones
- Episode 2: The Glass Slippers
- Episode 3: Nanako, Disqualified?
- Episode 4: The Music Box
- Episode 5: Thorns of Suspicion and Doubt
- Episode 6: Lost and Alone
- Episode 7: The Darkness in the Clock Tower
- Episode 8: I Want You
- Episode 9: Relapse, Broken Heart
- Episode 10: Mariko...
- Episode 11: Under the Elm Tree...
- Episode 12: The Scar
- Episode 13: A Tale of Double Suicide
- Episode 14: The Secret Door
- Episode 15: Fukiko, the Sea Rumbles
- Episode 16: Comeback
- Episode 17: Postscript
- Episode 18: Into the Dream
- Episode 19: The Transient Game
- Episode 20: The Gardening Shears
- Episode 21: The University Festival
- Episode 22: A Summer Day`s Serenade
- Episode 23: The Forbidden Gift
- Episode 24: Encore
- Episode 25: The Scarlet Lipstick
- Episode 26: Proof: Snow for the Two of Us Alone
- Episode 27: Mariko`s Incident of Bloodshed
- Episode 28: The Christmas Candles
- Episode 29: The Student Assembly
- Episode 30: The Petition
- Episode 31: The Bad Apple
- Episode 32: Pride: The Last Meeting
- Episode 33: Soaring
- Episode 34: Ablution
- Episode 35: The Shore of Dreams
- Episode 36: Fireflies, Burning with Love...
- Episode 37: Merry-Go-Round
- Episode 38: Yes...
- Episode 39: A Lingering Fragrance
Reviews
emotionally vast and uncompromising in its depiction, Dear Brother presents melodrama at its most captivating
A surprisingly refreshing and elegant take on a tired old premise. But its very high on the melodrama.
Though sometimes dark, the anime carries self-healing messages.