Alternative TitlesSynonyms: Air TV Japanese: AIR
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Type: TV
Episodes: 13
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Jan 7, 2005 to Apr 1, 2005
Duration:
24 min. per episode Rating:
PG-13 - Teens 13 or older
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SynopsisYukito Kunisaki is on a journey in search of the Winged Maiden who was bound to the sky centuries ago, after hearing an old childhood tale from his mother. As Yukito shows his puppet show to people in an attempt to make some money, he finds himself in a small town in which he did not expect to stay very long. However, when he meets an unusual girl named Misuzu, things take a drastic turn as he is invited to stay with her.
By staying in the quaint town, Yukito soon becomes friends with the locals. As he gets to know them better, he learns of their problems and decides to help, putting his search for the Winged Maiden on hold. With his search on hold, and his growing attachment to Misuzu and the small town, will Yukito ever find the Winged Maiden, or is she closer than he thought?
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Related AnimeAdaptation: Air
Side story: Air in Summer
Alternative version: Air (Movie)
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MedliSage
116 of 198 people found this review helpful
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13 of 13 episodes seen
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10 |
Air
~ The 1000th Summer...~
Story (9/10)
Air the story of Yukito Kunisaki, a young man carrying on his family's journey to find the "girl in the sky" and free her from a curse. Stumbling upon a sleepy coastal town, he meets three girls: Misuzu Kamio, Kana Kirishima, and Minagi Tohno. He comes to spend more and more time in the town, living at the Kamio residence with Misuzu and her adopted mother.
Some may know, others may not, but Air is based off an ero visual novel by KEY. Thus, each of the main heroines (Misuzu, Kana, and Minagi) each have different scenarios to explore. The short anime tries its best to explore each scenario, but since it was so short, it felt somewhat rushed and the arcs of Kana and Minagi felt somewhat detached. Thus why the story only gets a 9/10.
However, I still rated it so high because the main story (the one of Misuzu) is simply beautiful. It's original, fresh, tear-jerking, and just beautifully done. I'll admit it, I cried at at the end.
Most consider Air to be confusing when they watch and don't understand the Kanna arc. I myself got it the first time, but if you don't, just watch it over -- you won't regret it. Most understand it the second time and come to appreciate the series much more.
Art (10/10)
Kyoto Animation, the company that animated Air, did a stunning job as always. The scenery felt alive like I could just step in, everything flowed smoothly and they're weren't any inconsistencies. Air is set in the summer, and like to watch parts of it in winter when I feel cold -- that's how real it feels. The clouds and skies in particular were stunning, and kudos to them for that, since the sky and flying are important symbols of Air.
Sound (9/10)
I love, love, love the opening theme to Air ("Tori no Uta" [The Bird's Song] by Lia). It's beautiful and the mood and lyrics reflects all the emotions and events in the series. The ending theme ("Farewell Song" also done by Lia) as well complimented the story and plot wonderfully. The BGM was nicely done, giving off the perfect aura for whatever was going on when it was played. Kudos to the voice actors, also -- they did terrific work on their roles. The character's emotions were conveyed convincingly and they spoke with such emotion it could tear your heart out.
Character (8/10)
The characters in Air were all alive and I felt for each and every one's issues. The designs on them were varied and I never was annoyed by any character in particular (a nice change for once). However, the reason this rating isn't higher, is because since the anime was so short most characters did not receive the development they were in need of.
Final Thoughts
I gave Air an "enjoyment" rating of 10. I don't let this affect my score, however, since it's really a personal thing -- someone who isn't a romance, drama, supernatural sort of thing probably won't like this. However, I loved Air every moment, from beginning to end. If you're looking for a nice romance with a touch of supernatural fantasy and great characters, I highly recommend Air. read more
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Don_Don_Kun
41 of 74 people found this review helpful
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13 of 13 episodes seen
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7 |
| Story |
6 |
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The sky’s the limit, or so it would seem.
As humans, the time we physically spend on earth is defined by our own bonds, experiences and memories. But even when we are no longer a part of the physical world, do we still exist? Just because we are no longer physically present, can we still live on in the memories of others? The key to the mysteries of our lives aren’t always easy to find alone. Sometimes one needs to take that extra step in order to reach out to others, and in doing so, might find the answers to their lives.
Air is the first of Key’s visual novels to be animated by the studio Kyoto Animation. Following its release in 2005, the series experienced very high commercial success and established Kyo Ani as an animation powerhouse in the industry. Unlike Key’s later work, Clannad, Air takes a more metaphysical approach to its story and examines many themes ranging from existence to parenthood.
Air’s story revolves around a travelling entertainer called Yukito Kunisaki, and his search for a mysterious girl in the sky. Upon arriving at a quiet, seaside town he meets a young girl called Misuzu Kamio. Thankfully, Misuzu is nice enough to let Yukito stay at her place for the time being. And so begins Yukito’s quiet life in a new town as he continues his search and meets many beautiful girls along the way. Air’s story is told across three separate story arcs where details regarding the main plot are slowly revealed. The first story arc takes up the bulk of the show and focuses on each of the three main heroines. Within this arc, Yukito meets each of the girls and helps to resolve their problems one at a time. In doing so, each of the girls are able to follow through with their dreams while at the same time realizing the importance of their own families. The final two story arcs in Air are told in a relatively linear fashion where key details about the central plot are revealed before the show progresses towards its eventual climax.
Even though Air does possess harem elements, it generally stays clear of many of the genre’s flaws and clichés such as all the girls fighting over one guy. Each of the girl’s background stories are generally well-executed and nicely relate back to the main plot of the girl in the sky. And while their stories are neither deep nor profound, they are able to establish an effective emotional connection with the viewer. Unfortunately, there are some key problems with this format as the length of each heroine’s story arc is rather short. While the heroine in focus does receive ample character development and screen time, every other character in the show takes a backseat. Yukito isn’t completely exempt from this rule either, as other than providing support for each of the girls, his central character barely develops. The odd part is once each heroine’s story has concluded, she remains absent from the rest of the plot. In a way, watching Air is like playing a visual novel where the main character chooses which girl he wants to end up with. And while this doesn’t affect the central story in the long run, it doesn’t exactly provide the best transition from one medium to the next. As a result, a lot of the themes presented in Air don’t exactly come to fruition by the end of the story. The fact that complicated topics such as existence, reincarnation and love are only briefly touched upon makes it difficult to effectively tie them all into Air’s short plot.
While each of the characters in Air do have their own personalities, they are largely taken from a pool of archetypes. Whether each one is able to differentiate themselves from the stock fodder largely depends on the development they receive throughout the story.
The central protagonist, Yukito, is a relatively laid-back guy with an easygoing personality. His main trait is that he tends to speak in a sarcastic tone which easily allows people to warm up to him. While Yukito as a character doesn’t develop very much throughout the story, his presence is what changes everyone around him. Whether or not this makes him into a memorable character is largely up for the viewer to decide as he isn’t the central focus of the plot. Regardless, Yukito has enough quirks to be a fairly likeable character that enhances the viewing experience of the story.
The main heroine Misuzu, on the other hand, seems like your typical shy girl at first glance. Her iconic catchphrase “gao” may make it seem as though her character is just meant to appeal towards a certain audience. However, beneath the surface there’s a lot more to her character than meets the eye. Misuzu has her fair share of problems, some of which she has no control over, which has caused her to fall into a state of emotional distress. Throughout the story, Misuzu is constantly fighting to stay strong while trying to keep everyone happy. She happily welcomes Yukito into her family out of loneliness, and the bond that develops between the two is one of the more powerful moments in the show. Her selfless, almost sacrificing attitude is what makes her into a very tragic character by the end of the show. So while initial appearances can be deceiving, they don’t always dictate a character’s relative worth in a story.
The supporting cast of Air doesn’t receive quite as much attention as the main cast does, but they still play key roles throughout the show’s plot. The other two heroines, Kano and Minagi, do receive plenty of development in their own story arcs. But as I’ve mentioned before, are largely absent from the rest of the plot once their stories conclude. There are a bunch of other characters which are introduced towards the rest of the show. Unfortunately they receive very little development as their section is rather short and plot heavy. It would have been nice to see some of these characters receive more screen time as their limited appearances don’t always allow enough development.
Kyo Ani is known as being one of the visual powerhouses in the current anime market today. But even back in 2005, they were already at the top of their game. The quality of animation that is seen in Air is very technically solid. Character movements are animated very fluidly and there is a lot of care placed into showing their numerous facial expressions. The numerous locations are all filled with vivid detail, which helps convey the setting well. While animation is usually a small part in the overall experience, it is used here to great effect. As the different lighting effects, facial expressions and atmosphere all help bring the show to life.
Sound as a whole is fairly strong but not exactly the show’s selling point. Most of the tracks were either taken directly or remixed from Key’s visual novel. And while they do fit the mood of the show nicely, most of them are fairly standard fare for electronic music. However, the opening song of the show, Tori no Uta (Bird’s Song), effectively conveys the overall mood and feelings of the main characters. Voice acting is also handled quite well, as each character’s voice generally fit his or her personality. A lot of care was put into conveying the character’s emotions, although sometimes it felt as if the seiyuu were a bit too dramatic in the delivery of their lines.
Creating the ideal blend between character development, plot events and an emotional impact isn’t an easy feat to accomplish. Kyoto Animation’s adaptation of Air faces the challenge of trying to place many things on the table, but with limited space. Due to the vast number of characters and themes that were introduced in the story, it became difficult to accomplish everything within 13 episodes. And while this doesn’t necessarily diminish the value of the themes and characters, it does raise the question of whether the chosen format was the best approach.
Watching Air certainly does get one’s emotions all riled up, and for a good reason. The intimate feeling you get by watching the characters is due to their personable interactions with one another. People that enjoy a bit of romance, comedy and drama will probably want to make watching Air or Key’s other works their top priority. For everyone else, Air isn’t a must watch title, as it only succeeds marginally in tackling some very heavy themes. The idea behind an existence may be something that we’ll never understand in our own lifetimes. But through our experiences with others, we might be able to find some answers.
The sky’s the limit, but only if we’re prepared to take that risk. read more
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also done by Kyoto Animation, and produced by Visual Art's/Key. Looking for sad stories like in Air? Kanon is your answer, but twice as long and just as good.
Fantasy and Romance with bits of Comedy thrown in
Do I need to say anythign at all? Kawaii girls that you can choose from! imo kanon is better cuz it has more kawaii girls.
KyoAni does sad girls with sad stories yet again, but this time with an easier to understand plot.
Same people made it both stories are in the slice of life, fantasy genre.
Same creators, and it's good o:
One guy and a lot of different girls with there own beautiful arcs. Both have supernatural elements and are animated by the same studio, Kyoto Animation.
Besides being made by the same creator, both these series are sweet and sentimental. Best suited if you're looking to shed a tear or two.
Well first off, they're both originated from Key games and animated by Kyoani.
They're both incredibly sad story's which will tug at your heart, mind you with fabulous animation (kyoani ftw!)
Its the same story, all over again
Both from KyoAni. Have a same feeling to it overall.
Both series are based off games from the company Key for starters. The first plot of Kanon (with Makoto) is extremely similar to Air's story, except of course not exactly the same.
Both are based on Visual Novels done by KEY. The story contains that Air feel about it, but it's still got it's own vibe throughout the series.
Both are very sad. Funny at other times.
Air was really similar to Kanon in the style and presentation but really takes a more emotional route and was def an anime to watch.
Both have the same atmosphere. They both basicly tell the story about a guy whho comes to a town and helps the sad girls in it...
The same creators are responsible for Air and Kanon and it shows: from the character design to the pacing and plot, these are indeed akin titles that should appeal to a similar fanbase. Both are heartfelt anime that compel the viewer to empathize with he characters. However, Air takes drama to a whole different level and becomes downward tragic while Kanon manages to retain a bitter sweet feeling.
Both are made by Key, and adapted by KyoAni. Both have a tragic feel to them, and they follow the "girl arc" formula with a boy coming to a town, meeting girls and their individual tragedies and troubles, each story arc focusing on one girl.
Both are made by the same group - Key and Kyoto Animation. Both have similar (yet different) and [i]sad[/i] plots involving a main character and several girls.
Boths series have lot in common. They are both KyoAni products and both have wonderfukl stories that will move your heart. They are Both harem shows with character arcs, and some of the character arcs in Kanon and Air resemble each other. IN other words, if you liked AIR you're definetly going to like Kanon.
It's similar to air in case of the drama intensity. However, Air lacks the longevity of the story, but it's a pretty good one too. Kanon is great because of the unpredictable flow of the story. These two will surely bring tears to your eyes.
its made by the same people, and has the same sort of effect-like you could go back and watch it hundreds of times.
Air is the first of the Key/Kyoto series followed by Kanon 2006
One guy... A bunch of girl's...
Both titles being games produced by Key and both Animated by the wonderful KyoAni, both shows are beautiful to look at, and they both feature very sad stories. Keep your eyes open during ep 2 you might get a pleasant surprise lol
Both are very sad. And they can be really funny, you can cry. x3
I really enjoyed Air but I enjoyed Kanon (2006) even more! Kyoto Animation works its magic in both of these romance / drama anime. Air and Kanon were both written by Key, and were video games before anime. They both have really intriguing plots and the animation is amazing and close to flawless! I was brought to tears by both of these shows. There are really moving scenes, and also scenes where you find yourself smiling from ear to ear! I strongly recommend Kanon (2006) if you liked Air!
Both Drama series from Kyoto Animation. If you watched Air (/Kanon (2006) then you should check the other one. They both include good Character developing, an emotional story through the Animé and great graphics and soundtracks fitting the whole atmosphere. Mixed with some Humor makes Kanon (2006) an overall great Animé which is definatly worth watching!
Same original visual novel studio (key), same animation studio (Kyoani)
They are very similar in several ways, both very tragic animes.
Besides the obvious reason of both of them being made by the same company, Air and Kanon both seem to be domant in a season and center in a season. Air capture the soul of Summer as Kanon gets the essence of winter. Both have a still , silent vibe. Both are awesome!
Similar character developments and story.
The've Got The Same Producers And They've Both Got Beautifull Drama Stories
-About the same animation style
-A little bit of harem
-Made by Key Animation
-Comedy
I'll try to keep this short. A lot of people have been suggesting things like kanon, or sola, or whatever for air, because they're both "sad". let me tell you that I don't get why that is. Kanon is nowhere NEAR Air's level. Air is spectacular. Why? Well, because, it doesn't just deal with the usual "tragedy" - the whole doomed love thing. Air goes so much deeper than that - not only does it explore one (make that two >.<'') of the purest couples I've ever seen before, it also goes into the love of sisters, and a mother and her daughter, and more. If you've watched Kanon, watch air right this second. It is WORTH it. If you've watched Air and you know what real tragedy is, I guess Kanon would be a good next stop. It's not as sad, but the animation is really similar, as is the way they lay out the story.
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Viewers that are teary-eyed on the sad moments from Air should certainly check out Kanon(2006). Kanon presents a simple but unpredictable storyline and captivating animation provided by the famous Kyoto Animation Studios. Be ready with those tissues though.
A one guy and a lot of girls, each one with its own drama and a beautiful background story. A serie that will make you cry and smile with the characters.
Possui um estilo bem parecido tanto no desenho como na historia ^^
Kanon and Air are both adapted from visual novels by Key.
Both anime have the same type of supernatural elements and the moods of both stories are bittersweet. Anybody who enjoys one of these will definitely like the other.
Both were adapted from visual novels by Key and animated by the same studio - Kyoto Animation.
both are sad and have good animation.both are harem animes by key based off their games.
Made from the same people. Key!
Air and Kanon are very similair. they are both made by kyoani
the first arc in kanon 2006 is very similar to air tv. the following arcs also carry a resemlance and even take it that tiny bit further
both are very sad but beatiful
if you like air you will def like kanon and vice versa
Sad girls that seem happy, a sad town that seems happy and a sad, sad, sad story that seems happy. Also, Kanon is based around winter while Air is based around summer.
Air and Kanon 2006 are both based off of visual novels by Key, and each have very moving stories that will probably make you cry. Also, the Makoto and Misuzu arcs are incredibly similar.
One male main character and a lot of girls around him. Both sad, touching, interesting and heart breaking stories made by Key.
Both feature a male protagonist meeting different females who have weird quirks
In Kanon Ayu says "uguu" a lot
In Air Misuzu says "gao" a lot
In Clannad Nagisa is obsessed with the dango song
They have similar art and music and will both make you CRY!
Same genres
Both series pictures the lives of a main person (Yuuichi/Yukito). They both meet a girl (Ayu/Misuzu) who is a little childish, and becomes very close to the main character. Both will make you cry after a few episodes, as they both turn and twist the story all around.
They both have sort of the same music, characters and both are harems plus in Air a couple of characters from Kanon show up.
It's been said so many times but if you liked Air your bound to love Kanon. Although I feel Kanon is much better than Air.
both have the same feel to them they are both a little on the dark side but the story really shines.
They are made by the same company, Air is like the first attempt but they hit the jackpot on Kanon. They both deal with a fairly strange story line but still understandable with a GREAT twist.
Same creators Gao~~ and both anime are very sad Uguu~~
Both of these animes are really heart breaking, but i loved them both. The art styles are incredibly similar. AND Ayu, Nayuki and Makoto all make a small appearence in the show.
Both animes are based around some girl's arc ... And they both made me cry.
Very alike in drawings, personality, and others
Main characters both very similar,
Both amazing anime's
They both start slow also -.-
Air is however better IMO
It has the same animation style of air. It also has the same supernatural tone, but kanon focuses on miracles, while air just seems to get more depressing lol
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Yeah I would recommend Air if you like this anime :D
I finished Air not too long ago and loved it!
Made by the same people :P
Kyoto Animation also made an adaptation of the Clannad visual novel made by Visual arts/Key.
One guy... A bunch of girl's...
Same original visual novel studio (key), same animation studio (Kyoani)
AIR, KANON, CLANNAD are made by KEY. All three are very good
Same creator, and similar story.
Cute Anime from Key Studio..
It's also from KEY and animated by KYOani
Both anime focus on a guy that doesn't know what to do with himself, and instead starts to help a girl fufilling her dreams. Also, the animations are quite alike, as they're both based on a visual novel by Key.
Both are pretty slow-moving and capture the spirit of summer. In both, a male character helps out a female character who is weak.
Both are Beutiful Stories. You'll understand that after time you'll have the same Feeling.
Both anime made the same creators and atmosphere is the same. Both stories are about young male character, who helps weak girl making her dreams to come true.
-About the same animation style
-A little bit of harem
-Made by Key Animation
-Comedy
Similar feel and drama/romance.
Both were adapted from visual novels by Key and animated by the same studio - Kyoto Animation.
It is made from the same people, and they are similar ind that the genre is the same.
Both were about slice of life, school life, comedy and else.
Air and Clannad are similar in that they are both produced by the same group, and they have similar themes of drama, sadness, and fantasy. If you liked Air, then you will like Clannad, and vice versa.
Both are made by Key, and both are very sad at times. Very good anime
They are both about the past and about characters who are a lot the same. People hiding their past and trying to make friends.
Created by the same animation studio and has the same type of storyline and same style
AIR and Clannad founded both visual novel games. Both is very sad, but they've their funny moments too. Charachter are most of girls and actually only main character is boy.. ^^
They are made from the same company. And they have same styles
Though AIR is more of a tear jerker than Clannad, they have similar mix of drama, romance and comedy.
same company, supernatural aspects and kind of haremy with a main boy and tons of moe girls ^^
Where Clannad is (in my opinion) the better of the two both shows have a similar feel to them and the lead characters are very similar to one another.
They are both by the same company so they are to have many similarites they both have romance that sways off from time to time and girls who all seem to have some sort of relationship with the main character who ends up falling in love with one of them there other similarities now go find out for yourself :)
Both sad and touching.I love Clannad more than Air though.
Apart of having been created by the same studio, they both focus on "family", and how important this family is throughout your life.
One male main characters and harem around him. Every girl has a different story but in the end he only choses one. Both of them are great stories produced by Key
Both feature a male protagonist meeting different females who have weird quirks
In Kanon Ayu says "uguu" a lot
In Air Misuzu says "gao" a lot
In Clannad Nagisa is obsessed with the dango song
They have similar art and music and will both make you CRY!
Same genres
A love story between daughter and mother brought to a tear jerking end in this fantastic series
Both are created by Key and animated by KyoAni.
The worlds of both anime seem normal but they really aren't. Hidden forces affect the worlds. Characters give off a very happy feel, but their pasts are full of hardships. Each arc within both series focus on each character and further develop each characters and the overall plot.
both have the same feel to them they are both a little on the dark side but the story really shines.
The music is very similar. Both series evoke many different emotions. You feel for the characters.
Both Clannad and Air are created by Key. These animes involve a guy who meets a girl and ends up helping her. Eventually, these same guys end up meeting more girls and, being as kind-hearted as they are, help them out, as well. Both of these animes leave you wanting more.
Both feature moe characters in a harem type setting
Made by the same company, and it's great if you love sad stories.
Same creators and both anime are very sad.
these two have a LOT of similarity, and they are made by the same people
-the main guy and girl both have an age difference AND a height difference
-the guy helps other girl who have problems and sorta brings them together
-both have a supernatural part to its plot.
-both main guys are kinda "alone"
-both main girls are clumsy and weird, but you can't help being friends and liking them. the 2 main girls are also very "fragile"
Both Air and Clannad involves a group of girls that revolves around a boy. Both give off the same feeling of sadness, but also include some funny parts. In both, the male protagonist is constantly trying to help those around him, especially the main female protagonist, who in both shows bouts of illness. Both are cute anime's, with sadness, slice-of-life, comedy, and romance. =)
Both anime can be seen here: http://www.myanimelinks.com/
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-Childish, weak [weak as in physically] female leads (Nagisa....Misuzu)
-Male leads who help various girls (Tomoya....Yukito)
-KEY works
both based on Key's visual novels and included philosophicals moments.
Both anime series are extremely similar. From art-style, animation, and character design to the involvement of somewhat magical elements, storyline, and events. If you enjoyed either Clannad or Air, you'll definitely enjoy the other
Comedy, Romance, LOTS AND LOTS OF *** DRAMA ***
They both Have the AMAZING Singer Lia for their Theme song and or Most of their songs.
They both Contain ALOT OF DRAMA soo if your a fan of that i suggest you aleast check them out!!!!!!!
Very alike in drawings, personality, and others
Main characters both very similar,
Both amazing anime's
Clannad however IMO is far better
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Opening Theme"Tori no Uta (鳥の詩)" by Lia
Ending Theme#1: "Farewell Song" by Lia (eps 1-12)
#2: "Tori no Uta (鳥の詩)" by Lia (ep 13)
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