Hideaki Anno's New Work is"Kareshi Kanojo No Jijou" which is broadcast by TV-Tokyo since October 1998.
On 10/02/1998, TV-Tokyo started Hideaki Anno's New Anime "Kareshi Kanojo No Jijou" at last. A lot of anime fans in Japan have been looking forward to seeing it for a long time. These two years Hideaki Anno made real performance films rather than anime.
This work is his new age anime which is different from his former works.
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14. Act 4.0 "Kanojo No Nandai" (Her Difficult Problem)
The heroine Yukino Miyazawa is a 15-year-old senior high school student. She is a good student who is good at every subject including sports. However in fact she pretended to be an excellent student in front of other teachers and students. She wanted to be admired. Thereafter Mr. Souichirou Arima appeared in front of her as a classmate.
He is more excellent than Yukino. One day he knew her true character. Thereafter they became good friends. As he knew her family and life, he was troubled. One day he showed his past. He also played the role of an excellent student to escape his dark past days.
They got more intimate. He said, "I still love you."
However she failed to reply the proposal.
She was so depressed that her youngest sister Kano Miyazawa laughed at Yukino.
Now Yukino decided to confess her own will that she also loved him.
She tried and tried and tried....
In her heart,
"If you are dead, no members will bury your corpse."
The line is very famous among the aged Japanese.
Several years ago, TV-Tokyo had broadcast a Samurai costume play "Oo Edo Sousamou - Edo Untouchable" for many years. The real performance program unfortunately ended. For many years since TV-Tokyo was founded, TV-Tokyo had no popular programs. "Oo Edo Sousamou" was the first popular program of TV-Tokyo (in that time, TV-Tokyo was called "Tokyo 12 Channel."
Yukino started her mission like Edo Untouchable ninja swordsmen.
She let Arima go to the first "unmanned" chemisry laboratory. She wanted to confess her heart there. But Second-grade students used the room.
She tried to confess her heart at the library. She approached Arima. Then many books fell on the floor.
She met Arima at an "unmanned" corridor. She thought it was a chance. They were called by a teacher.
She met Arima at the "unmanned" platform. But Souichirou slept there.
Miyazawa remembered that day's life.
Hideaki Anno did not used cellophane pictures then. First, the anime movie was transformed into monochromatic video anime. Second, the video was wound forward. It looked like a real performance.
Yukino tried to write a letter. She is too shy to write a sophisticated love letter.
Yukino tried to send a message. But she does not have a good messenger.
Next Yukino tried to call Souichirou.
Two younger sisters aided Yukino as rear. But she could not call him.
Oh! You remember EVA's first cinema.
String quartet was performed. "I could not confess in front of Arima..."
She went mad. The white screen got full of manuscript lines.
One day Souichirou sought for Yukino's reply again.
She sobbed.
In the anime, a real performance film appeared on her anime face.
In the real performance film, a view of rails from a train was shown.
She reflected and sobbed in her house.
Kano Miyazawa pointed out Yukino's defect. But Kano said, "You Yukino began to find your problem. You have not been stung yet." She decided to have a brave.
At Last she approached him to grip his hand. They began to love each other.
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15. A New Character "Asapin" (CV = Atsushi Kisaichi)
Hideaki Asaba
In Act 5.5 which was broadcast on 10/30/98, a new character appeared.
Its name is Mr. Hideaki Asaba, a tall and handsome boy. He is called Asapin. He loves a lot of young girls. He also likes to be loved by a lot of girls.
As you know, Yukino Miyazawa and Souichirou Arima are in the 1-A Class. On the other hand, Hideaki Asaba is in the 1-F Class.
He quarrelled with Yukino.
Thereafter Asapin, Souichirou and Yukino got good friends.
Please refer to the next part....
"Kareshi Kanojo No Jijou" Copyright (c)
Masami Tsuda, Hakusensha/GAiNAX/Kare-Kano Group, TX, SOFTX, 1998, 1999
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