Câmara:
Yutaka KurosawaMúsica:
Yukari HashimotoElenco:
Rie Kugimiya, Eri Kitamura, Hirofumi Nojima, Junji Majima, Yui Horie, Ai Nonaka, Nobuhiko Okamoto, Shinnosuke Tachibana, Saori Gotō, Yōko Hikasa (mais)Episódios(25)
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Tora to rjú (E01)
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Ryūji to Taiga (E02)
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Kimi no Uta (E03)
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Ano Toki no Kao (E04)
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Kawashima Ami (E05)
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Honto no Jibun (E06)
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Pūru Biraki (E07)
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Dare no Tame (E08)
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Umi ni Ikō to Kimi wa (E09)
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Hanabi (E10)
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Ōhashi Kōkō Bunkasai (Zenpen) (E11)
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Ōhashi Kōkō Bunkasai (Chūhen) (E12)
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Ōhashi Kōkō Bunkasai (Kōhen) (E13)
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Shiawase no Tenori Taigā (E14)
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Hoshi wa, Tōku (E15)
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Fumidasu Ippo (E16)
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Kurisumasu ni Suisei wa Gyakkōsuru (E17)
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Momi no Ki no Shita de (E18)
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Seiyasai (E19)
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Zutto, Kono Mama (E20)
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Dōshitatte (E21)
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Kimi no Iru Keshiki (E22)
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Susumu Beki Michi (E23)
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Kokuhaku (E24)
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Toradora! (E25)
Sinopses(1)
Tigers and dragons don’t mix! It’s a new year for Ryuji Takasu, and despite being classmates with his best friend and crush; he’s also within biting distance of combative Taiga Aisaka - the vicious ‘Palmtop Tiger’. However first impressions are misleading and while Ryuji might be a nice guy at heart, Taiga has her own softer side she keeps hidden. Misleading appearances aside, the pair might have more in common than they think when they learn that they both share a secret crush for each other’s best friend. Buoyed by each other’s support an unlikely friendship is about to start, but could there be something more? (MVM Entertainment)
(mais)Críticas (2)
If it had kept the format of the first few episodes... if only... it would have been something awesome! Funny! Energetic! Something that'll give you positive energy! But it didn't. After those first few great episodes, it fell into the mire of mediocre school anime. Sure, there were bright moments throughout the series, but it wasn't enough to keep me from asking the whole time: “Why? What did you do this to that comedy? Why are you pushing this awful love polygon into it?" I wanted to laugh, but instead I was dealing with the terrible problems of teenagers who wanted to act and solve their problems like well-adjusted adults (which was funny, but not in the way I would have liked). There have been and will continue to be shows like that. Did it bring anything new to the table? No. Even if it didn't bring anything new, was it cool and fun to watch, did it make you smile with satisfaction? No. So it doesn't get a better rating from me.
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Genre exploitation to the maximum. A romantic comedy that knows how to be truly romantic (that is to say thoughtful, deeply moving, and full of grand gestures) and equally humorous (and therefore absurdly crazy). I finally experienced Toradora after a long delay, fourteen years after it was created, when it was already an echo of the past. And yet I immediately fell into its madcap world with enthusiasm. School anime is a beautiful subgenre, and Ryûji and Taiga belong to its absolute peak. The enthusiasm with which the creators threw themselves into every occasion on the calendar, with Christmas in the lead, is unmatched.
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