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Japanese manga and anime serial

風夏 ( Fūka )
Fuuka
Cover of the first manga volume
Genre	Musical, romantic drama^[one]
Manga
Written past	Kōji Seo
Published by	Kodansha
English publisher	^NA Kodansha United states of america
Magazine	Weekly Shōnen Magazine
Demographic	Shōnen
Original run	12 February 2014 – 4 April 2018
Volumes	twenty + special (List of volumes)
Anime goggle box serial
Directed past	Keizō Kusakawa
Produced by	Ikuno Iida Jun Fukuda Tetsuya Endo Gouta Aijima Toshio Iizuka Masao Fukuda Toshihiro Maeda Yoko Tanaka Hiroshi Endo
Written past	Aoi Akashiro Touko Machida
Music by	Iga Takuro Due west Ground
Studio	Diomedéa
Licensed by	^NA Crunchyroll
Original network	WOWOW, Tokyo MX, MBS, BS11, HTV
Original run	6 January 2017 – 24 March 2017
Episodes	12 (Listing of episodes)

Fuuka (Japanese: 風夏, Hepburn: Fūka ) is a Japanese manga written and illustrated past Kōji Seo. It was published past Kodansha in Weekly Shōnen Magazine from Feb 2014 to April 2018. It was published online in English by Crunchyroll.

A 12-episode anime television receiver adaptation produced by Diomedéa aired from January 2017 to March 2017.

Plot [edit]

Fuuka is a sequel to the 2004 manga Suzuka. The story follows Yuu Haruna, a loner and an avid Twitter user that made a promise with his childhood friend Koyuki Hinashi of starting a band. One dark, on his style to buy dinner, he stops to take a photo to upload to Twitter. A strange high school girl named Fuuka Akitsuki accidentally bumps into him and mistakenly believes that Yuu is trying to accept a photograph of her panties, which causes her to smash his telephone. Fuuka leaves behind a CD, which Yuu returns the following solar day. Appreciating Yuu's personality, Fuuka starts a relationship with him, but this is complicated when Koyuki, now a popular idol, contacts Yuu on Twitter and invites him to attend her concert. Fuuka and Yuu begin their music careers when they form a new band called The Fallen Moon together with classmates Makoto, Kazuya, and Sara. Meanwhile, Fuuka'southward feelings towards Yuu go on to grow, while Koyuki also begins to get closer to him.

Characters [edit]

Main characters [edit]

Yuu Haruna ( 榛名優 , Haruna Yū ): Voiced past: Yūsuke Kobayashi^[2] (Japanese); Aaron Dismuke^[3] (English language); Yuu is bassist of the ring The Fallen Moon (later renamed Bluish Wells). After transferring to a school in Tokyo, he meets Fuuka Akitsuki, a mysterious woman who does non take a cellphone. At her request, they form a band, which afterwards performs at their school'southward schoolhouse festival.
Fuuka Akitsuki ( 秋月風夏 , Akitsuki Fūka ): Voiced by: Lynn^[2] (Japanese); Jill Harris^[iii] (English language); Fuuka is the heroine of the serial, and the daughter of the principal characters of Seo'southward previous manga Suzuka. Yuu initially meets Fuuka after an incident where she accuses him of taking a peek at her panties. Subsequently on, she decides to form a band with Yuu, which is named "The Fallen Moon" after her surname, and becomes the band'due south vocalist. They successfully perform at their school's school festival. Her fate is different between the manga and the anime accommodation. The anime ends with Fuuka going out with Yuu.
Fuuka Aoi ( 碧井風夏 , Aoi Fūka ): Generally referred to as Aoi to distinguish her from Fuuka Akitsuki, she is a budding musician who originally came from Izu, Shizuoka. After performing at a boxing-of-the-bands competition, she later performs together with The Fallen Moon at a music festival organized by the band Hedgehogs. Following this, Aoi requests that she join The Fallen Moon. Information technology is later on revealed that her begetter was the driver of the truck which killed Akitsuki. She falls for him afterwards on in the series and begins to date him in chapter 146 after playing the song he wrote for her expressing his feelings.
Koyuki Hinashi ( 氷無小雪 , Hinashi Koyuki ): Voiced by: Saori Hayami^[2] (Japanese); Jeannie Tirado^[three] (English language); Koyuki is Yuu's babyhood friend and a popular singer. Post-obit an incident where she and Yuu are seen in public together, she confesses her love for him on national goggle box. After retiring equally a solo musician, she secretly forms the band Rabbitz, whose members wear rabbit heads during performances. By the end of the manga, she disbands Rabbitz and becomes the new lead vocalist of the Hedgehogs.

The Fallen Moon [edit]

Makoto Mikasa ( 三笠真琴 , Mikasa Makoto ): Voiced by: Soma Saito^[two] (Japanese); Ricco Fajardo^[3] (English); Makoto is the keyboardist of the Blue Wells music band. He is well-liked past his young man female person schoolmates and girls in general. He has won piano competitions in the past. He initially thinks of himself as gay, simply realizes he is bisexual after falling in love with his instructor Tomomi.
Kazuya Nachi ( 那智一矢 , Nachi Kazuya ): Voiced past: Kazuyuki Okitsu^[2] (Japanese); Shawn Gann^[three] (English); Kazuya is the drummer of the ring. At first relentless at trying to recruit Fuuka to their school's rails and field squad, he later becomes the "leader" of the music ring. He later develops feelings for Sara.
Sara Iwami ( 石見沙羅 , Iwami Sara ): Voiced by: Mikako Komatsu^[2] (Japanese); Elizabeth Maxwell (English); Sara is a educatee at Yuu and Fuuka's school, and the younger sister of Hisashi, Hedgehogs' guitarist. Like Hisa, Sara plays the guitar. She is really Yuu's online friend, one of the very few people he was comfortable talking to before he met Fuuka. Upon realizing this, she develops a crush on him.

Haruna family [edit]

Maya Haruna ( 榛名麻耶 , Haruna Maya ): Voiced by: Mikako Takahashi^[two] (Japanese); Felecia Angelle^[iii] (English); Yuu'due south eldest sis who works at an advertising bureau.
Hibiki Haruna ( 榛名響 , Haruna Hibiki ): Voiced by: Saori Ōnishi^[2] (Japanese); Alex Moore^[3] (English); Yuu's other older sister who attends college.
Chitose Haruna ( 榛名知歳 , Haruna Chitose ): Voiced by: Kaede Hondo^[2] (Japanese); Kristen McGuire^[three] (English); Yuu's younger sister who is attending middle school.

Akitsuki family [edit]

Suzuka Akitsuki ( 秋月涼風 , Akitsuki Suzuka ): Voiced by: Kanako Mitsuhashi^[4] (Japanese); Leah Clark^[three] (English language); Fuuka Akitsuki's mother, the titular heroine of Suzuka and a former runway and field athlete.
Yamato Akitsuki ( 秋月大和 , Akitsuki Yamato ): Voiced by: Daisuke Nakamura^[four] (Japanese); Todd Haberkorn^[3] (English); Fuuka Akitsuki'south begetter, the protagonist of Suzuka and a erstwhile track and field athlete.
Haruka Akitsuki ( 秋月春風 , Akitsuki Haruka ): Voiced past: Hitomi Ōwada (Japanese); Apphia Yu^[iii] (English); Fuuka Akitsuki'due south younger sister, around eight-9 years onetime. In contrast to Fuuka (who resembles her mother), Haruka resembles her male parent.

Hedgehogs [edit]

Ms Tomomi ( 友美先生 ): Voiced by: Yōko Hikasa^[2] (Japanese); Tia Ballard^[three] (English); Tomomi Yoshino ( 吉野友美 , Yoshino Tomomi ) is Yuu and Fuuka's homeroom teacher. It is later on revealed that she is the sometime keyboardist of the band Hedgehogs, Yuu and Fuuka's favorite band. She later becomes Makoto'due south girlfriend.
Hisashi Iwami ( 石見寿 , Iwami Hisashi ): Voiced by: Daisuke Hirakawa (Japanese); Seth Magill (English language); He is the former guitarist of the Hedgehogs. He runs a music studio and is Sara's older brother.
Nobuaki Yahagi ( 矢矧伸明 , Yahagi Nobuaki ): Voiced past: Daisuke Ono (Japanese); Ian Sinclair (English); He is the former drummer for the Hedgehogs, who now runs the "South Current of air" Beach House.
Tama ( たま ): Voiced by: Manami Numakura^[4] (Japanese); Caitlin Glass (English); Reika Tama ( 多摩レイカ , Tama Reika ) ^{Ch. 153} is the onetime vocalist for the Hedgehogs. At the end of the series, she and Nico marry.
Nico ( ニコ , Niko ): Voiced by: Yuichi Nakamura (Japanese); Jason Liebrecht (English); Musashi Nicholson Oda ( 小田ニコルソン武蔵 , Oda Nikoruson Musashi ) ^{Ch. 153} is the sometime bass player for the Hedgehogs.

Others [edit]

Managing director Yamada ( 山田マネージャー , Yamada Manējā ): Voiced past: Mai Nakahara (Japanese); Monica Rial (English language); Koyuki'south managing director.
Akira Mogami ( 最上彰 , Mogami Akira ): Voiced past: Yasuaki Takumi (Japanese); Aaron Roberts (English); Mogami is a music producer for young artists.
Sakura Katsuragi ( 葛城桜 , Katsuragi Sakura ): A character who Yuu meets in the manga. She bears a striking resemblance to Fuuka. It is later revealed that she was a classmate of Yuu and Fuuka who had moved to Fukuoka and changed her appearance to resemble Fuuka, who she greatly admired.

Media [edit]

Manga [edit]

Fuuka was published by Kodansha from 12 Feb 2014^[five] to 4 April 2018 in Weekly Shōnen Magazine and compiled into twenty volumes. A Fuuka Special Edition volume was published on April 13, 2018 and contains alternative endings for other heroines.

The manga was simul-published online in English language by Crunchyroll^[vi] starting in 2014 and Kodansha The states starting in 2016. It was released in digital volumes by Kodansha United states from 2015 to 2019.

Anime [edit]

An anime boob tube serial adaptation produced past Diomedéa began airing on 6 January 2017.^[7] ^[8] The serial' opening theme is "Climbers' High!" by Manami Numakura who voices Tama, vocalizer of the band Hedgehogs.^[four] The series' catastrophe theme is "Watashi no Sekai" past Megumi Nakajima.^[9] For episode half-dozen, the catastrophe theme is "Yukihanabi" ( 雪花火 ) past Saori Hayami.^[10] The anime ran for 12 episodes and was released across six BD/DVD volumes.^[eleven]

Crunchyroll has licensed the series in North America, with Funimation releasing a simuldub for the serial.^[12] ^[13] Songs in the anime are performed by My First Story's guitarist SHO, Ellegarden'due south drummer Hirotaka Takahashi, The Bonez'due south bassist T$UYO$Hi and Takuro Iga, the series' music composer, playing the keyboard.^[xiv]

Episode listing [edit]

No.	Official English title^[a] Original Japanese title	Original air date
ane	"Fuuka!" Transcription: " Fūka! " (Japanese: 風夏!)	6 January 2017 (2017-01-06)
Yuu Haruna is an introverted teenager living in Tokyo with his 3 sisters and is also a constant user of Twitter. Ane mean solar day, he runs into a mysterious girl named Fuuka Akitsuki and a misunderstanding leads to her bully his phone and slapping him. Yuu learns that the new school he is transferring to is too attended by Fuuka, who he runs into on the school rooftop. Another misunderstanding leads to her throwing Yuu's repair phone over the border, but she helps him notice it the next twenty-four hours every bit a favor for Yuu returning to her a CD she dropped during their first encounter. Fuuka sees Yuu holding spare motion-picture show tickets given to him by his sister for a movie featuring a vocal past Koyuki Hinashi, whom Fuuka is a big fan of. They go out to meet the movie together and go in line afterwards for phone charms that are reserved for couples. After his day out with Fuuka, a familiar person contacts Yuu online.
2	"Take Flying!" Transcription: " Habatake! " (Japanese: はばたけ!)	six January 2017 (2017-01-06)
Fuuka talks with her parents Suzuka and Yamato, both former athletes, about not being interested in joining the track team even so wanting to find something to be passionate about. I twenty-four hour period, Yuu sees Fuuka overlooking the school courtyard while quietly crying, and he sees that his classmate Makoto is downwards there. Yuu assumes that Fuuka has feelings for Makoto, just learns after that Makoto isn't into girls and that Fuuka was crying considering of an emotional song by Koyuki that she was listening to. The person contacting Yuu turns out to be Koyuki, who is a babyhood friend. Koyuki invites Yuu to her upcoming concert, which he attends with Fuuka. Afterward, afterward listening to Fuuka sing, Yuu suggests that she takes upwardly music. Fuuka decides to get-go a band with Yuu and Makoto.
3	"Triangle!" Transcription: " Toraianguru! " (Japanese: トライアングル!)	xiii Jan 2017 (2017-01-thirteen)
At the proposition of Ms Tomomi, Yuu, Fuuka, and Makoto head to the seaside to take up a part-time job at a beach house in lodge to earn some money for instruments. While at the beach house, Yuu's timid and shy nature leads to him having a hard time serving customers and also creates tension with Yahagi, the embankment house possessor. Yuu contemplates on going habitation, but with encouragement from Fuuka, he improves his performance at work and grows some confidence. Subsequently while out swimming, Fuuka and Yuu become washed out too far from shore and Yuu passes out, but once back on the beach he wakes upwardly again, to the relief of Fuuka, who was giving him CPR. Later in the evening, Koyuki contacts Yuu and they meet up. Fuuka also shows up while looking for Yuu and sees them together, to her surprise.
four	"Live!" Transcription: " Raibu! " (Japanese: ライブ!)	twenty Jan 2017 (2017-01-20)
Upon seeing Yuu and Koyuki together, Fuuka runs off and returns to the beach house. The side by side morn, Yuu tries to explain to Fuuka that he and Koyuki are simply friends, simply Fuuka gets mad that he never told her this. Tomomi, Hisashi, and Kazuya testify up at the embankment firm to pay everyone a visit, and it is presently discovered that Tomomi, Hisashi, and Yahagi are former members of the popular band Hedgehogs. The sometime band members note that the Hedgehogs are on hiatus considering bassist Nico and vocaliser Tama took off and disappeared. Kazuya, having always wanted Fuuka to bring together the track squad, voices his skepticism on whether Fuuka could actually pursue music. Tomomi decides to hold a examination performance with Fuuka on vocals and Yuu on bass. Fuuka and Yuu apologize to each other over the tension from Yuu'southward meetup with Koyuki. During the operation, Fuuka impresses everyone with her singing, and Kazuya gets recruited into the band.
v	"One of Us!" Transcription: " Nakama! " (Japanese: 仲間!)	27 January 2017 (2017-01-27)
Koyuki pays a visit to Yuu's dwelling house and becomes emotional when he suggests he too has feelings for her. At school, the ring members encounter Sara, a guitarist and the younger sis of Hisashi who doesn't get forth with the by bands she'due south been in. Despite this, Fuuka asks Sara to bring together her ring when they are practicing at the music studio, which Sara agrees to. The band discovers during practice that they accept much to better on in terms of their instrument skills. Afterwards, the band has a meal together and afterwards everyone else departs, Yuu and Sara find that unbeknownst to each other they are already long fourth dimension friends on Twitter, and Sara immediately warms to Yuu, a change from her initial common cold demeanor towards him. Afterward a menses of do, the band meets upwards at Kazuya's garage and plays a song with much improved skill. Fuuka decides that the band volition perform in the upcoming school festival.
6	"Koyuki Hinashi" Transcription: " Hinashi Koyuki " (Japanese: 氷無小雪)	iii February 2017 (2017-02-03)
Koyuki reflects on her childhood and her by friendship with Yuu. They were both shut friends as children and were fans of the Hedgehogs, nicknaming each other "Nico" and "Tama" later on the ring members. Koyuki'southward parents often argued and eventually decided to split, and Koyuki had to move abroad with her mother, much to her sadness in beingness forced to be separated from Yuu. In the present day, Koyuki visits Yuu to invite him to her Christmas concert, and they both renew their babyhood promise to perform music together. Koyuki becomes dismayed when Yuu mentions his school band with Fuuka, and that he was glad just to exist friends with her. On her style home, Koyuki runs into Fuuka after having dirty water splashed on her from a passing truck. While at the public bath together, Koyuki laments to Fuuka about her unrequited love, and tells her that this is where her music stems from. Upon hearing this, Fuuka says that she will back up Koyuki in getting her dear realized. After the bath, Koyuki leaves with renewed conviction in getting her feelings across to Yuu. Elsewhere in a coffee store, a passerby who secretly photographed Yuu and Koyuki together shares his motion picture with a friend.
seven	"Blown Upward!" Transcription: " Dai enjō! " (Japanese: 大炎上!)	10 February 2017 (2017-02-ten)
The schoolhouse bandmates continue to rehearse for the upcoming festival. The motion picture of Yuu and Koyuki gets uploaded online and spreads rapidly, with rumors and gossip running rampant. Koyuki's bureau denies that she is in the picture and refuses further comments, while Yuu gets mobbed past curious classmates at school. Fuuka is irritated simply suggests that they stay focused on the school festival performance. Despite the advice of her manager, Koyuki admits on a TV program that she was in the moving-picture show, and that Yuu is her unrequited beloved, who is the subject of her music. The idea of Yuu not returning Koyuki's feelings creates widepsread hostility towards him from her fans, and there are threats that they volition ruin the band's school festival performance. Regardless of this, the bandmates commit to the concert and set themselves for it. On the twenty-four hour period of the functioning, an angry and hostile crowd fills the school'south indoor stadium. The band heads out onto the stage.
8	"Top!" Transcription: " Toppu! " (Japanese: トップ!)	17 Feb 2017 (2017-02-17)
Despite the threats and jeers from the crowd, the band prepares to play on phase. Somebody throws a glass bottle at Yuu, which damages his bass. Yuu's sister Hibiki intervenes only is harassed, while Koyuki, who is besides secretly attending, reveals herself to the oversupply to urge them to cease, only ends up getting cut off and surrounded. Yuu gets his cut from the canteen bandaged and borrows Nico'due south bass from Yahagi, and the band begins to play. Their performance captivates the oversupply and the audition becomes supportive, ending the hostility. Fuuka invites Koyuki onto the stage and they perform a vocal together, with Koyuki subsequently urging the crowd to stop harassing Yuu while apologizing for the state of affairs. The audience is supportive and understanding. Later, the ring celebrates a successful performance at a diner and decides to name themselves The Fallen Moon. Yuu tries to contact Koyuki but she decides not to talk to him to avoid another dangerous situation. She also begins having problem singing due to stress and overwork, so it is announced publicly that she is going on hiatus and is also cancelling her Christmas concert. Concerned, Yuu tracks Koyuki down and comforts her.
nine	"Engagement!" Transcription: " Dēto! " (Japanese: デート!)	24 Feb 2017 (2017-02-24)
Yuu and Koyuki spend part of the 24-hour interval together around boondocks, and Yuu returns to practice with the band later. Hisashi has organized an opportunity for the band to perform at a live music club. For that, Fuuka decides that she wants to write the band's first original song, but while doing so, her growing feelings towards Yuu brainstorm to gnaw at her, which she feels more and more whenever she spots Yuu talking with Koyuki or spending time with her. Music producer Mogami meets with Fuuka to offer her a professional person solo career equally a vocaliser, only she declines due to her want to stay with the ring.
10	"Fate!" Transcription: " Unmei! " (Japanese: 運命)	ten March 2017 (2017-03-x)
While writing the vocal, Fuuka continues to contemplate her feelings for Yuu, realizing that she loves him. She finishes the song, and the bandmates prepare for their functioning at the music social club. Meanwhile, Nico and Tama finally render later on several years of disappearance. While heading to the music club, Fuuka narrowly avoids being hit by a truck while trying to retrieve her telephone charm when she drops it onto a crosswalk. At the club, The Fallen Moon holds their functioning, including their new original song, "For You", to an enthusiastic audition, which includes Koyuki and the Hedgehogs members. After the performance, Fuuka shocks her bandmates by announcing that she would be leaving The Fallen Moon to pursue a solo career.
eleven	"Band!" Transcription: " Bando! " (Japanese: バンド)	17 March 2017 (2017-03-17)
With Fuuka now gone, the rest of the bandmates decide to disband The Fallen Moon. They each start to go down their ain paths, with Makoto returning to his family, Kazuya taking up runway again, and Sara joining a new band. Koyuki visits Yuu at his domicile and expresses her desire for the two of them to be together, suggesting that Yuu could however pursue music without the band with her by his side, but Yuu ultimately rejects her. Unwilling to see The Fallen Moon come to an end like this, Yuu writes a new song and delivers a CD to each of the sometime members, asking them to render to the band. Although initially unwilling, each member somewhen decides to return and they brainstorm practicing again in anticipation that Fuuka would as well return. Yuu stops by Fuuka'southward home but she avoids him.
12	"Fair Current of air"	24 March 2017 (2017-03-24)
The Fallen Moon decides to have some other offer by the music lodge to perform again, although Fuuka yet hasn't rejoined the band yet. Withal, Yuu commits to getting Fuuka dorsum before and so. Koyuki meets with Fuuka and urges her to realize her feelings for Yuu. On the twenty-four hours of the performance, Yuu goes searching for Fuuka and finds her on the schoolhouse roof. They confess their love for each and return together to the music club. The Fallen Moon, at present reunited, successfully holds their performance and debuts their new vocal, "Fair Wind". As the ring continues on their musical career together, the Hedgehogs also return from hiatus and brainstorm performing again, with Koyuki too starting a new ring of her ain called Rabbitz. Yuu and Fuuka become to pray at a shrine, afterwards promising always to be together.

Music [edit]

A soundtrack album titled Fuuka Sound Collection was released on 15 March 2017, containing all insert songs and soundtracks from the anime.^[15]

In Chapter 189 of the manga, "Hoshi no Furu Machi"'s lyrics from the anime was used, marking the start fourth dimension the manga took elements from the anime.

To commemorate the finish of the manga, Seo wrote the vocal "Wings of Light", performed past Lynn, who voiced Fuuka in the anime accommodation.^[16]

Sales [edit]

Volume 1 reached the 26th place on the weekly Oricon manga charts^[17] and, every bit of 25 May 2014, had sold 64,879 copies;^[18] volume 2 reached the 18th identify on the chart^[nineteen] and, every bit of 27 July 2014, had sold 73,193 copies;^[twenty] volume three reached the 28th place^[21] and, as of 26 October 2014, had sold lxx,638 copies;^[22] volume iv reached the 20th place and, equally of 21 December 2014, had sold 51,164 copies;^[23] volume five reached the 12th identify and, equally of 22 February 2015, had sold 62,771 copies;^[24] volume 6 reached the 14th identify^[25] and, as of 24 May 2015, had sold 69,659 copies;^[26] book 7 reached the 17th place^[27] and, as of 26 July 2015, had sold 66,456 copies;^[28] book 8 reached the 25th place^[29] and, as of 25 October 2015 had sold 61,372 copies;^[30] book 9 reached the 25th place and, as of 20 December 2015, had sold 36,105 copies.^[31]

Notes [edit]

^ All English titles are taken from Crunchyroll & Funimation.

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External links [edit]

Anime official website (in Japanese)
Manga official website Archived 20 November 2016 at the Wayback Motorcar (in Japanese)
Fuuka (manga) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuuka_%28manga%29

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