Air

Air Series, Visual Novel

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When he was young, Kunisaki Yukito's mother told him of a winged girl in the sky. Yukito's family has been searching for this girl for generations upon generations. Finally, Yukito's journey takes him to a small seaside town where he meets Kamio Misuzu, a girl who is eager to make friends with Yukito. Yukito ends up staying with Misuzu and her mother, Haruka, while he searches for the girl in the sky. In the town, however, there are strange occurences, and as the days pass by, Misuzu starts to have strange dreams. What is the truth behind Misuzu's dreams and her failing health? And how is everything connected to Yukito and his journey?

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Shoujoboy's Air Tv Review

Rated: 5

Air is supposed to be one of those shows I love. Now the show did have all the ingredients necessary to create one hell of an experience; great animation, moving music, adorable yet fragile characters and more. But essentially Air is like a cake batter that has concrete added to it just before you bake it (the concrete obviously being the plot). It weighed down and absolutely ruined what would be an otherwise tasty cake (no more cake analogies I promise).

Of course, if a stirring plotline isn't a requirement for you to enjoy a show, then this still may prove to be a wonderful experience. If viewed simply as a superficial work of cute characters, then it's bound to be a good time.

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back07 rated 7.75:

Yukito Kunisaki is on a journey, seeking a girl with wings who flies in the sky, as mentioned in a childhood tale. During this journey, he settles down in a small town, trying to make some money. There, he meets a strange girl named Misuzu. Misuzu quickly makes Yukito her friend and invites him to stay with her. Yukito decides to stay in the small town, and continue searching for the winged girl his mother had searched for in her life.

DokiDokiChan rated 10.00:

AIR is one of my favorite series; both the series and the movie are definite "must-see"s. The animation is fantastic, the music and voices are wonderful, and the story is very touching. This is a great addition to the KEY anime collection.
I personally recommend watching the series and then the movie if you intend to watch both, and I DO recommend watching both because the movie is not just a recap of the anime, it is an entirely different story with the same basic point.

Overview: An amazing and beautiful anime, but extremely sad.

evelluchia rated 10.00:

i found air very fun and tuching it was a very sweet story of a little girl and her new found friend ^-^ i would reccamend it to anyone who loves a good story it had its sunny moment and cute moments but yet it had its sad moments but with how everything played out i loved it alot ^-^ i would reccamend definetly to anyone ^-^

ghost945 rated 9.00:

family bonds is moving and touching especially towards the end. Although still don't understand what really happened to the main female lead. Was it entirely due to the curse her previous life endured? Why did the main male lead turned into anything but a crow? Find all very weird.

shoemaster rated 8.00:

Another one of Key's production, I like the polished animation like many of key's anime and visual novels like Clannad and Kannon it has a magical storyline and definitely takes you on a journey of a lifetime. Although it is confusing sometimes to figure out some element of the story but it is nonetheless enjoyable to watch and well-crafted. The character development are the most important when it comes to the plot of a good storyline so in my opinion Air anime has certainly done that. Would recommend it if you are into story with some substance and more focus on characters rather than fan service.