Futakoi

October. 06,2004

Rating：

6.1

Genre：

Animation Drama Comedy

Keywords：

Trailer Synopsis

With his mother dead and his father working abroad, Futami Nozomu returns alone to the town where he lived as a child, to attend high school and work at a local shrine. He soon finds himself caught up in a local legend of twin girls loving the same man.

Seasons & Episode

Seasons 1 : 2004

13 Episode

Episode 1 - In the town with the twins' mound

October. 06,2004

Episode 2 - The ice cream of memory

October. 13,2004

Episode 3 - Apple pie with a taste of love

October. 20,2004

Episode 4 - Appointment with Ichigo Taruto

October. 27,2004

Episode 5 - The time when it starts moving

November. 03,2004

Episode 6 - Summer's rocket

November. 10,2004

Episode 7 - Midsummer's jewelbox

November. 17,2004

Episode 8 - The blank sketchbook

November. 24,2004

Episode 9 - The Pastel Sunset

December. 01,2004

Episode 10 - Triangle Christmas

December. 08,2004

Episode 11 - The New Year's temple visit with a hesitating heart

December. 15,2004

Episode 12 - Valentine Panic

December. 22,2004

Episode 13 - Spring is near...

December. 29,2004

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