

Lights of the Clione
Series Overview
The story centers around an illness-stricken, constantly bullied orphan girl named Minori. After one rainy day, she doesn't turn up at school, having been admitted into a hospital in a distant town. Two months pass, and the girl's two school friends, Takashi and Kyouko, receive a mysterious email with no sender listed. The email reveals a summer festival taking place at a nearby town...
Broadcast Schedule & Network Information
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Broadcast Syndication
1 Season • 12 Episodes
9 min per episode
2017 – 2017
Premiered: Wed, Jul 12, 2017
Latest Aired Episode
Season 1, Episode 12: “Lights of the Clione”
Seasons & Episodes Breakdown
Cast & Creators
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Naoya Ishikawa
Natural Rain, Molice
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Molice
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Lights of the Clione
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What is Lights of the Clione about?
The story centers around an illness-stricken, constantly bullied orphan girl named Minori. After one rainy day, she doesn't turn up at school, having been admitted into a hospital in a distant town. Two months pass, and the girl's two school friends, Takashi and Kyouko, receive a mysterious email with no sender listed. The email reveals a summer festival taking place at a nearby town...
How many seasons does Lights of the Clione have?
Lights of the Clione comprises 1 season available to explore.
Who stars in Lights of the Clione?
Key cast members in Lights of the Clione include Sayuri Matsumura, Shunya Ohira, Natsuko Hara, Rico Sasaki, Riho Iida.
Who created or directed Lights of the Clione?
Lights of the Clione was developed and directed by Naoya Ishikawa.



















