He tries to ask her name by she just smiles and walks off. She leaves telling him to keep the hat as it looks good on him. After a brief and playful argument, where Madoka says there is 100 and Kyosuke swears there is 99, Kyosuke compromises and says there is 99 and a half. Kyosuke and Madoka strike up a conversion about how many steps there are leading up to the park. He looks up to discover the owner of the hat Madoka Ayukawa. Kyosuke jumps up to catch it and ends up putting it on his head in the process. At the top he sees what at first glance seems to be a flying saucer, but is in fact a red straw hat flying through the air. He climbs up a set of steps near a local park counting each one as he goes. After moving in to their new house, Kyosuke explores his new neighbourhood. This of course led the family to move once more, away from the attention of the school and neighbours.
While they try their hardest to keep the power under wraps and away from the eyes of the general public, at her last school, Kurumi used her power to enable her to run a 100 metre sprint in three seconds. 15 year old teenage son Kyosuke, his two twin sisters, Manami and Kurumi, and their father Takashi, have a problem they are a family of espers. The Kasuga family have been forced for a seventh time to move to a new neighbourhood. Before we get to the actual music videos, a rundown on the story of the anime Regardless, I decided to review this anime music video compilation as I think the earliest the Discotek set will be released is a few months into 2019, perhaps we'll have to wait a little longer than that. The most surprising aspect of the yet to solicited release is that this music video compilation is to be included in it. This video was next on my list to review when US video distributor Discotek Media announced they were re-releasing the “Kimagure Orange Road” TV series, OVAs and first movie in a standard definition blu-ray release. In my last instalment in this series, I made the observation that very few of these anime music video compilations ever get a commercial English language home video release.
Other Sources (Japanese unless noted): Kimagure Orange Road The OVA DVD Box (2007), Kimagure Orange Road OVA Series 1 (Rental DVD, 2007)Ĭurrently Availability (as of writing): Out of Print Format: Beta, VHS and Laserdisc, NTSC, Japanese Dialogue
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