Anime Profile: Green Green
Fields | USA Info | Japanese Info | Image |
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Title | Green Green | Green Green (γ°γͺγΌγ³γ°γͺγΌγ³) | ![]() |
Released | 13 episodes | 13 episodes | |
Dates | 12 July 2003 – 29 September 2003 | ||
Company | AnimeWorks | Studio Matrix, TV Kanagawa | |
Creator | Noboru Yamaguchi | ||
Director | Chisaku Matsumoto, Yuji Muto | ||
Genre | Comedy, Ecchi | Comedy, Ecchi | |
Characters | Baccni-gu β | Baccni-gu β | |
· · · | Chigusa β | Chigusa β | |
· · · | Futaba β | Futaba β | |
· · · | Ichiban β | Ichiban β | |
· · · | Midori β | Midori β | |
· · · | Reika β | Reika β | |
· · · | -- more listed below -- | -- more listed below -- |
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Characters: Green Green
Description: Green Green
"Green Green" is a romantic comedy anime series that was adapted from a visual novel game of the same name. The anime was produced by Studio Matrix and aired in Japan from July 12 to September 27, 2003. It consists of 12 episodes and has gained a cult following over the years.
The story revolves around the students of Kanenone Gakuen, a rural boarding school that is located in the middle of a forest. The school is divided into two sections: the all-male "Mutsurugi Academy" and the all-female "Futanari School." The two schools have been segregated for several years, leading to a distinct lack of interaction between the genders.
However, a special event called the "Great Co-Ed Battle" is organized, where a select group of male students from Mutsurugi Academy are allowed to visit the Futanari School for a short period of time. This event is meant to encourage interaction and understanding between the students of both schools.
The main protagonist, Yuusuke Takasaki, is one of the male students chosen to participate in the event. He is excited about the opportunity to meet girls but is surprised to find that the female students are not as receptive to their presence as he expected. The female students, who have been isolated for so long, are not accustomed to interacting with boys and often react with hostility or embarrassment.
Throughout the series, Yuusuke and his friends attempt to bridge the gap between the two schools and find ways to connect with the female students. The story explores themes of friendship, romance, and personal growth as the characters navigate the challenges of their unique situation.
"Green Green" incorporates elements of comedy, romance, and ecchi (mildly suggestive) humor. It features a colorful cast of characters, each with their distinct personalities and quirks. The anime also includes some fan service moments and comedic situations.
It's worth noting that "Green Green" is known for its adult content and is intended for mature audiences. While it explores themes of love and relationships, it may not be suitable for younger viewers due to its ecchi nature.
Overall, "Green Green" offers a lighthearted and comedic take on the challenges of co-ed interactions and teenage romance within a unique setting.
Description: Green Green
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In ages past, a man and a woman tasted forbidden love. Even though they could not be together, they made a vow that would transcend time. When next they meet, their fire will rekindle. In modern day, there is a boy's academy located high in the mountains called Kanenone. Yuusuke is one of the reincarnated lovers, and a student at Kanenone. When an all-girls class is transferred to the school for a summer session, could one of them be his past romance?