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Kuttsukiboshi

Series Overview

Kuttsukiboshi centers around two girls' "risky" summer vacation together. Kiiko is your normal girl, besides her secret of being able to move objects with her mind. When a new student named Aaya moves in, Kiiko starts to develop feelings toward her. The two will eventually then start their romantic relationship. Although everything seems fine, Kiiko does not know that Aaya has another secret, a secret that could ruin Kiiko's feelings and trust for Aaya.

Broadcast Schedule & Network Information

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EndedVideo
Original Network
TOKYO MX
ANIMAX
Episodes & Seasons

1 Season • 2 Episodes

22 min per episode

Air Date Window

2010 – 2012

Premiered: Mon, Aug 16, 2010

Created By
Primastea

Latest Aired Episode

Aired: Fri, May 11, 2012

Season 1, Episode 2: “Volume 2”

Aaya kidnaps Kiiko and keeps her in the gym storage and rapes her after learning what she did. After being let go, Kiiko is still unwilling to forgive Aaya. Some time later, after Aaya learns of her brother's death, she brings Kiiko to her house, asking her to make love with her one more time before she leaves Japan. That night, Kiiko gets a glimpse of Aaya's memories in which she learns that Kōta had a terminal disease and manipulated Aaya into having sex with him before his operation, where he died. As Kiiko realizes the truth and finds Aaya is gone, her powers bring her straight to her, now knowing she can teleport and look into the past and future, and where she expresses her desire to have Aaya by her side forever. Reconciling their feelings, the two warp away together off the plane and end up on a distant planet where they express their wish to spend their lives together.

Seasons & Episodes Breakdown

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Naoya Ishikawa

Screenplay & Story

Naoya Ishikawa

Original Score & Music

Shunsuke Morita

Producers

Muneshige Nakagawa

Department Leadership Roster

Muneshige Nakagawa

Producer

Naoya Ishikawa

Writer

Naoya Ishikawa

Director

Age Classification & Content Advisories

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Primary: TV-MA

TV-MA: Mature Audience Only — Specifically designed to be viewed by adults and unsuitable for children under 17.

International Certification Matrix

United States (MPAA)TV-MA

Mature Audience Only — Specifically designed to be viewed by adults and unsuitable for children under 17.

Australia (ACB)MA 15+

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Frequently Asked Questions About Kuttsukiboshi

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What is Kuttsukiboshi about?

Kuttsukiboshi centers around two girls' "risky" summer vacation together. Kiiko is your normal girl, besides her secret of being able to move objects with her mind. When a new student named Aaya moves in, Kiiko starts to develop feelings toward her. The two will eventually then start their romantic relationship. Although everything seems fine, Kiiko does not know that Aaya has another secret, a secret that could ruin Kiiko's feelings and trust for Aaya.

How many seasons does Kuttsukiboshi have?

Kuttsukiboshi comprises 1 season available to explore.

Who stars in Kuttsukiboshi?

Key cast members in Kuttsukiboshi include Miku Isshiki, Naoki Koshida, Asami Imai.

Who created or directed Kuttsukiboshi?

Kuttsukiboshi was developed and directed by Naoya Ishikawa.