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The chapters of the Japanese mangaFuuka, written and illustrated by Kōji Seo.

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Volume list[edit]

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No.

Release date

ISBN

16 May 2014^[1]

ISBN978-4-06-395086-1

1. 'Fuuka' (風夏Fuuka)
2. 'You're So Weird!' (変なヤツ!Hen'na Yatsu!)
3. 'The Reason for Her Tears!' (泣き顔の理由!Nakigao no Riyū!)
4. 'When I Get Serious!' (私の本気!Watashi no Honki!)
5. 'Coming Out!' (カミングアウト!Kamingu Auto!)
6. 'Take Flight!' (はばたけ!Habatake!)
7. 'Promise!' (約束!Yakusoku!)
8. 'Stage!' (ステージ!Sutēji!)
Extra edition. 'What I Want!' (欲しい物!Hoshii Mono!)

17 July 2014^[2]^[3]

ISBN978-4-06-395133-2

9. 'Unrequited Love!' (片想い!Kataomoi!)
10. 'Band!' (バンド!Bando!)
11. 'Louder!' (大きな声で!Ōkina Koe de!)
12. 'Under the Starry Sky!' (星空の下!Hoshizora no Shita!)
13. 'All Along!' (とっくに!Tokkuni!)
14. 'Triangle!' (トライアングル!Toraianguru!)
15. 'Fight!' (ケンカ!Kenka!)
16. 'The Five!' (あの5人!Ano Go Hito!)
17. 'Do-Do-Do-Do!' (ドドドド!Dodododo!)
Extra edition. 'Silver Medal!' (銀メダル!Gin Medaru!)

17 October 2014^[4]^[5]

ISBN978-4-06-395223-0

18. 'Overwhelming!' (圧倒的な!Attōtekina!)
19. 'Two of Us!' (2人!Futari!)
20. 'Problem Child!' (問題児!Mondaiji!)
21. 'One of Us!' (仲間!Nakama!)
22. 'A Band is...!' (バンドって!Bando tte!)
23. 'Glad!' (よかった!Yokatta!)
24. 'Renewal of the Promise!' (約束の更新!Yakusoku no Kōshin!)
25. 'Blown Up!' (大炎上!Dai Enjō!)
26. 'Me at Dawn!' (夜明けの僕!Yoake no Boku!)
27. 'Legend!' (伝説!Densetsu!)
Extra edition. 'Scoop!' (スクープ!Sukūpu!)

17 December 2014^[6]^[7]

ISBN978-4-06-395272-8

28. 'My Bass!' (ベースが!Bēsu ga!)
29. 'Awesome!' (すごい!Sugoi!)
30. 'Top!' (トップ!Toppu!)
31. 'That's Okay, Right?!' (いいよね!Ii yo ne!)
32. 'No!' (イヤ!Iya!)
33. 'Since!' (優くんが!Yū-kun ga!)
34. 'Timing!' (タイミング!Taimingu!)
35. 'Fate!' (運命!Unmei!)
36. 'Live Music Club!' (ライブハウス!Raibu Hausu!)
Special edition. 'Koyuki' (小雪Koyuki)
Drawing down extra edition. 'When the Music Started' (ハジマリノウタHajimarinōta)

17 February 2015^[8]^[9]

ISBN978-4-06-395320-6

37. 'Waiting for Someone.' (待ってる人。Matteru Hito.)
38. 'What's There.' (何がある。Nani ga Aru.)
39. 'Somewhere in this World.' (世界のどこか。Sekai no Doko ka.)
40. 'You're Not Cut Out for It.' (向いてないよ。Mui Teinai yo.)
41. 'Reboot.' (リブート。Ribūto)
42. 'My Experiences from Then.' (あの時の経験。Ano Toki no Keiken.)
43. 'Eyes.' (瞳。Hitomi.)
44. 'Serious.' (本気。Honki.)
45. 'This Song.' (この曲。Kono Kyoku.)
46. 'Ours.' (僕達の。Bokutachi no.)

15 May 2015^[10]^[11]

ISBN978-4-06-395397-8

47. 'The Least We'll Have to Do.' (それくらいのこと。Sore Kurai no Koto.)
48. 'The Town Where the Stars Fall.' (星の降る町。Hoshi no Furu Machi.)
49. 'Dramatic.' (ドラマチック。Doramachikku.)
50. 'Songs that Sell.' (売れる曲。Ureru Kyoku.)
51. 'Crappy Show.' (クソライブ。Kuso Raibu.)
52. 'Because it's Fun.' (楽しいから。Tanoshii kara.)
53. 'A Higher Place.' (高い所。Takai Tokoro.)
54. 'Serious Battle.' (ガチバトル。Gachi Batoru.)
55. 'The Audience we Want to Reach.' (届けたい相手。Todoketai Aite.)
?. 'Fuuka.' (風夏Fuuka)

17 July 2015^[12]^[13]

ISBN978-4-06-395439-5

56. 'Just One Thing.' (ひとつだけ。Hitotsu Dake.)
57. 'Hesitation.' (躊躇。Chūcho.)
58. 'Graduation.' (卒業。Sotsugyō.)
59. 'Production Company.' (事務所。Jimusho.)
60. 'Sharing a House.' (シェアハウス。Shea Hausu.)
61. 'To the Budoukan.' (武道館に。Budōkan ni.)
62. 'Aura.' (オーラ。Ōra.)
63. 'Expectations.' (期待。Kitai.)
64. 'What's Fun.' (楽しいコト。Tanoshii Koto.)
65. 'We Can't.' (できません。Dekimasen.)
Extra edition. 'Sara Iwami' (石見沙羅Iwami Sara)

16 October 2015^[14]^[15]

ISBN978-4-06-395517-0

66. 'Days of Nothing.' (なんでもない日々。Nan Demonai Hibi.)
67. 'Our Way.' (僕らのやり方。Bokura no Yarikata.)
68. 'You Can Fly.' (ユー・キャン・フライ。Yū・Kyan・Furai.)
69. 'Miracle.' (キセキ。Kiseki.)
70. 'Report.' (報告。Hōkoku.)
71. 'A Place Where the Wind Blows.' (風の吹く場所。Kaze no Fuku Basho.)
72. 'Rabbitz.' (ラビッツ。Rabittsu.)
73. 'Reunion.' (再会。Saikai.)
74. 'For You.' (フォー・ユー。Fō・Yū.)
75. 'Bye Bye.' (バイバイ。Bai Bai.)

17 December 2015^[16]^[17]

ISBN978-4-06-395564-4

76. 'Something is About to Start!' (始まりの予感!Hajimari no Yokan!)
77. 'Lessons from the Masters!' (師匠の教え!Shishō no Oshie!)
78. 'Koyuki's Feelings!' (小雪の想い!Koyuki no Omoi!)
79. 'Without Thinking!' (思わず!Omowazu!)
80. 'Curious!' (気になる!Ki ni Naru!)
81. 'Visiting the Sick!' (お見舞い!O Mimai!)
82. 'East!' (EAST!Īsuto!)
83. 'Direct Negotiation!' (直談判!Jikadanpan!)
84. 'Selfish!' (ワガママ!Wagamama!)
85. 'A Reason!' (キッカケ!Kikkake!)

17 March 2016^[18]^[19]

ISBN978-4-06-395619-1

86. 'Genius Producer!' (天才プロデューサー!Tensai Purode~yūsā!)
87. 'Fall Moon!' (フォール・ムーン!Fōru・Mūn!)
88. 'Shelly Hornet!' (シェリー・ホーネット!Sherī Hōnetto!)
89. 'Hope for Tomorrow!' (明日への希望!Ashita e no Kibō!)
90. 'Recording!' (レコーディング!Rekōdingu!)
91. 'At the Lake's Edge!' (湖のほとりで!Mizūmi no Hotori de!)
92. 'Incredible Sound!' (すごい音!Sugoi Oto!)
93. 'Who'll Be Number One!' (一番に!Ichiban ni!)
94. 'Pre-party!' (前夜祭!Zen'yasai!)
95. 'Opening!' (開幕!Kaimaku!)
?. 'Om-Rice!' (オムライス!Omu Raisu!)

17 May 2016^[20]^[21]

ISBN978-4-06-395671-9

96. 'Clash!' (激突!Gekitotsu!)
97. 'Day Two!' (2日目!2-Nichi-me!)
98. 'Collaboration!' (コラボレーション!Koraborēshon!)
99. 'Our Wings!' (僕らの翼!Bokura no Tsubasa!)
100. 'The Best Night!' (最高の夜!Saikō no Yoru!)
101. 'Precious Song!' (大切な曲!Taisetsuna Kyoku!)
102. 'The Hopes Handed Down.' (受け継がれる想い。Uketsuga Reru Omoi.)
103. 'Just Maybe.' (もしかして。Moshikashite.)
104. '365 Days.' (365日。365-Nichi.)
105. 'The Truth Revealed.' (告げられた真実。Tsuge Rareta Shinjitsu.)

17 August 2016^[22]^[23]

ISBN978-4-06-395732-7

106. 'She Said She was Quitting Work.' (バイトやめたってよ。Baito Yame Tatte yo.)
107. 'In Jougasaki.' (城ヶ崎にて。Jōgasaki nite.)
108. 'Father.' (父親。Chichioya.)
109. 'The Reason I Came to See You.' (会いに来た理由。Ai ni Kita Riyū.)
110. 'Blue Wells.' (ブルーウェルズ!Burūu Werusu!)
111. 'Under the Same Roof.' (一つ屋根の下。Hitotsu no Yane no Shita.)
112. 'What I Want to Do!' (やりたいこと!Yaritai Koto!)
113. 'The Price for Performing.' (再結成の代償。Sai Kessei no Daishō.)
114. 'Full Moon!' (フルムーン!Furu Mūn!)
115. 'Tour and Friends.' (ツアーと仲間。Tsuā to Nakama.)
?. 'Japanese Food!' (じゃぱにーず・ふーど!Japanīzu・Fūdo!)

16 December 2016^[24]^[25]

ISBN978-4-06-395825-6

116. 'The Tour Begins!' (ツアースタート!Tsuā Sutāto!)
117. 'Why She's Sleepy.' (眠たい理由。Nemutai Riyū.)
118. 'I don't Mind.' (それでもいい。Sore Demo Ii.)
119. 'Fuuka!' (風夏!Fuuka!)
120. 'Something with Value.' (価値があるモノ。Kachigāru Mono.)
121. 'Baptism into Touring!' (ツアーの洗礼!Tsua no Senrei!)
122. 'The Band that Succeeds Us.' (受け継ぐバンド。Uketsugu Bando.)
123. 'Kanaria!' (カナリア!Kanaria!)
124. 'Something feels Off.' (違和感。Iwakan.)
125. 'Favorite Song!' (一番好きな曲!Ichiban Sukina Kyoku!)

18 January 2017^[26]^[27]

ISBN978-4-06-395851-5

126. 'Weekend Band!' (週末バンド!Shūmatsu Bando!)
127. 'The Rest of the Dream.' (夢の続きを。Yume no Tsudzuki o.)
128. 'Fried Skewers!' (串かつ!Kushikatsu!)
129. 'Kaede's Circumstances' (椛の事情Momiji no Jijō)
130. 'That Feeling!' (その想いを!Sono Omoi o!)
131. 'Wishes and Hopes.' (願いと希望。Negai to Kibō.)
132. 'What The Family Was Like.' (家族の風景。Kazoku no Fūkei.)
133. 'Play It Again!' (もっかい聴かせたれ!Mokkai Kika Setare!)
134. 'New Year's Shrine Visit!' (初詣!Hatsumōde!)
135. 'Fukuoka!' (福岡!Fukuoka!)
?. 'Christmas!' (クリスマス!Kurisumasu!)

17 March 2017^[28]

ISBN978-4-06-395892-8

136. 'Shaken!' (動揺。Dōyō.)
137. 'New Song!' (新曲!Shinkyoku!)
138. 'Recollection' (追憶。Tsuioku.)
139. 'What To Say To Whom.' (誰に何を。Dare ni Nani o.)
140. 'The Day Before.' (前日。Zenjitsu.)
141. 'Not That Kind of Girl!' (こんな子じゃない!Konna ko Janai!)
142. 'Wait a Minute!' (ちょっと待って!Chotto Matte!)
143. 'Decision and Flight!' (決断と飛翔!Ketsudan to Hishō!)
144. 'Hot Breeze!' (熱い風!Atsui Kaze!)
145. 'Why I Wanted To Be That Way.' (なりたい理由。Naritai Riyū)

16 June 2017^[29]

ISBN978-4-06-395960-4

146. 'Answer!' (返事!Henji!)
147. 'Cherry Trees At Night!' (夜桜!Yozakura!)
148. 'We're Back!' (ただいま!Tadaima!)
149. 'What I Want To Give.' (渡したいモノ。Watashitai Mono.)
150. 'From Now On!' (これからのこと!Korekara no Koto!)
151. 'Just The Two of Us.' (ふたりきり。Futari Kiri.)
152. 'Mogami's Answer.' (最上の回答。Saijō no Kaitō.)
153. 'How It Came To Be.' (成り立ち!Naritachi!)
154. 'That's When It Begins.' (そこから始まる。Soko Kara Hajimaru.)
155. 'The Concert That Starts It All!' (はじまりのライブ!Hajimari no Raibu!)

15 September 2017^[30]

ISBN978-4-06-510190-2

156. 'A Serious Attitude.' (本気の姿勢。Honki no Shisei.)
157. 'The Most Awesome There Is!' (最高にカッコイイ！Saikō ni Kakkoii!)
158. 'White Falcon.' (ホワイトファルコン。Howaito Farukon.)
159. 'Local Music!' (本場の音楽！Honba no Ongaku!)
160. 'Native!' (ネイティブ！Neitibu!)
161. 'English!' (いんぐりっしゅ！Ingurisshu!)
162. 'Yuu's Charm' (優の魅力。Yū no Miryoku.)
163. 'Beneath the Cherry Blossom Trees' (桃の木の下で。Momo no Ki no Shita de.)
164. 'Repetition!' (反復！Hanpuku!)
165. 'After a Month.' (１か月ぶり。Ichi ka Getsu Buri.)

11 November 2017^[31]

ISBN978-4-06-510369-2

166. 'Send Out!' (発信！Hasshin!)
167. 'Stagnant.' (停滞。Teitai.)
168. 'A Push!' (後押し！Atooshi!)
169. 'Starting Point.' (原点。Genten.)
170. 'The Pulse of a Miracle!' (奇跡の鼓動！Kiseki no Kodō!)
171. 'Visitors.' (来訪者。Raihōsha.)
172. 'Challenge Letter!' (挑戦状！Chōsenjō!)
173. 'Each of Their Plans.' (それぞれの思惑。Sorezore no Omowaku.)
174. 'Something Important to Say!' (大事な話！Daijina Hanashi!)
175. 'The Fist of Determination.' (決意の拳Ketsui no Kobushi.)

16 February 2018^[32]

ISBN978-4-06-510973-1

176. 'One More Month!' (あと１か月！Ato Ichi ka Getsu!)
177. 'A War Of Words on the Eve of the Show!' (前夜の舌戦！Zenya no Zessen!)
178. 'On a Night Like This.' (こんな夜に。Konna Yoru ni.)
179. 'Sucker Punch!' (先制パンチ！Sensei Panchi!)
180. 'Comeback!' (復活！Fukkatsu!)
181. 'Succession.' (継承。Keishō.)
182. 'The Dream We'd Thrown Away.' (捨てたハズの夢。Suteta Hazu no Yume.)
183. 'To Hell With That!' (ふざけんじゃねェ！Fuzakenjanē!)
184. 'A Festival Where You Live.' (君のいるフェス。Kimi no Iro Fesu.)
185. 'As Rivals!' (ライバルとして！Raibaru toshite!)

17 April 2018^[33]

ISBN978-4-06-511242-7

186. 'This is My Wish.' (私の願いだからWatashi no Negai Da kara.)
187. 'Wings of Light!' (光の翼！Hikari no Tsubasa!)
188. 'Signs of Growth.' (成長の印。Seichō no Shiroshi.)
189. 'A Manager's Job.' (マネージャーの仕事。Manējā no Shigoto.)
190. 'A Band Goddess!' (バンドの女神！Bando no Megami!)
191. 'Session!' (セッション！Sesshon!)
192. 'Encore.' (アンコール。Ankōru.)
193. 'Hedgehogs.' (ヘッジホッグス。Hejjihoggusu.)
194. 'That Day With You.' (あの日キミと。Ano Hi Kimi to.)
195. 'Fuuka' (風夏Fūka)

References[edit]

^風夏（１） [Fuuka 1]. Kodansha (in Japanese). Retrieved 10 February 2017.
^風夏（2） [Fuuka 2]. Kodansha (in Japanese). Retrieved 10 February 2017.
^'Japanese Comic Ranking, July 14–20'. Anime News Network. 23 July 2014. Retrieved 27 February 2016.
^風夏（3） [Fuuka 3]. Kodansha (in Japanese). Retrieved 10 February 2017.
^'Japanese Comic Ranking, October 13–19'. Anime News Network. 23 October 2014. Retrieved 27 February 2016.
^風夏（4） [Fuuka 4]. Kodansha (in Japanese). Retrieved 10 February 2017.
^'Japanese Comic Ranking, December 15–21'. Anime News Network. 24 December 2014. Retrieved 27 February 2016.
^風夏（5） [Fuuka 5]. Kodansha (in Japanese). Retrieved 10 February 2017.
^'Japanese Comic Ranking, February 16–22'. Anime News Network. 25 February 2015. Retrieved 27 February 2016.
^風夏（6） [Fuuka 6]. Kodansha (in Japanese). Retrieved 10 February 2017.
^'Japanese Comic Ranking, May 11–17'. Anime News Network. 20 May 2015. Retrieved 27 February 2016.
^風夏（7） [Fuuka 7]. Kodansha (in Japanese). Retrieved 10 February 2017.
^'Japanese Comic Ranking, July 13–19'. Anime News Network. 22 July 2015. Retrieved 27 February 2016.
^風夏（8） [Fuuka 8]. Kodansha (in Japanese). Retrieved 10 February 2017.
^'Japanese Comic Ranking, October 12–18'. Anime News Network. 21 October 2015. Retrieved 27 February 2016.
^風夏（9） [Fuuka 9]. Kodansha (in Japanese). Retrieved 10 February 2017.
^'Japanese Comic Ranking, December 14–20'. Anime News Network. 30 December 2015. Retrieved 27 February 2016.
^風夏（10） [Fuuka 10]. Kodansha (in Japanese). Retrieved 10 February 2017.
^'Fûka jp Vol.10'. Manga-News.com (in French). Retrieved 27 February 2016.
^風夏（11） [Fuuka 11]. Kodansha (in Japanese). Retrieved 10 February 2017.
^'Fûka jp Vol.11'. Manga-News.com (in French). Retrieved 21 December 2016.
^風夏（12） [Fuuka 12]. Kodansha (in Japanese). Retrieved 10 February 2017.
^'Fûka jp Vol.12'. Manga-News.com (in French). Retrieved 21 December 2016.
^風夏（13） [Fuuka 13]. Kodansha (in Japanese). Retrieved 10 February 2017.
^'Fûka jp Vol.13'. Manga-News.com (in French). Retrieved 21 December 2016.
^風夏（14） [Fuuka 14]. Kodansha (in Japanese). Retrieved 10 February 2017.
^'Fûka jp Vol.14'. Manga-News.com (in French). Retrieved 21 December 2016.
^『風夏（１５）』（瀬尾　公治）]　製品詳細　講談社コミックプラス. Kodansha.co.jp (in Japanese). Retrieved 15 May 2017.
^『風夏（１６）』（瀬尾　公治）]　製品詳細　講談社コミックプラス. Kodansha.co.jp (in Japanese). Retrieved 4 June 2017.
^風夏（１７） [Fuuka 17]. Kodansha (in Japanese). Retrieved 4 October 2017.
^風夏（18） [Fuuka 18]. Kodansha (in Japanese). Retrieved 4 April 2018.
^風夏（19） [Fuuka 19]. Kodansha (in Japanese). Retrieved 4 April 2018.
^風夏（20） [Fuuka 20]. Kodansha (in Japanese). Retrieved 4 April 2018.

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風夏 (Fūka)
Fuuka
Genre	Romance^[1]
Manga
Written by	Kōji Seo
Published by	Kodansha
English publisher
Demographic	Shōnen
Magazine	Weekly Shōnen Magazine
Original run	12 February 2014 – 4 April 2018
Volumes	20 (List of volumes)
Anime television series
Directed by	Keizō Kusakawa
Produced by	Ikuno Iida Jun Fukuda Tetsuya Endo Gouta Aijima Toshio Iizuka Masao Fukuda Toshihiro Maeda Yoko Tanaka Hiroshi Endo
Written by	Aoi Akashiro
Music by	Iga Takuro West Ground
Studio	Diomedéa
Licensed by	Crunchyroll^[2]
Original network	WOWOW, Tokyo MX, MBS, BS11, HTV
Original run	6 January 2017 – 24 March 2017
Episodes	12 (List of episodes)

Fuuka (Japanese: 風夏Hepburn: Fūka) is a Japanese manga written and illustrated by Kōji Seo. It was published by Kodansha from 12 February 2014^[3] to 4 April 2018 in Weekly Shōnen Magazine. It was published online in English by Crunchyroll.^[4] An anime television adaptation produced by Diomedéa aired from 6 January 2017^[5]^[6] to 24 March 2017.

2Characters
3Media
- 3.1Anime

Plot[edit]

Fuuka is a sequel to the 2004 manga Suzuka. The story follows Yuu Haruna, a loner and an avid Twitter user that made a promise with his childhood friend Koyuki Hinashi of starting a band. One night, on his way to buy dinner, he stops to take a photo to upload to Twitter. A strange high school girl named Fuuka Akitsuki accidentally bumps into him and mistakenly believes that Yuu is trying to take a photo of her panties, which causes her to smash his phone. Fuuka leaves behind a CD, which Yuu returns the following day. Appreciating Yuu's personality, Fuuka starts a relationship with him, but this is complicated when Koyuki, now a popular idol, contacts Yuu on Twitter and invites him to attend her concert.

Characters[edit]

Main characters[edit]

Yuu Haruna (榛名優Haruna Yū): Voiced by: Yūsuke Kobayashi^[7] (Japanese); Aaron Dismuke^[8] (English); Yuu is bassist of the band The Fallen Moon (later renamed Blue Wells). After transferring to a school in Tokyo, he meets Fuuka Akitsuki, a mysterious woman who does not have a cellphone. At her request, they form a band, which later performs at their school's school festival. Following Fuuka's death in the manga, he meets Fuuka Aoi, an up-and-coming musician who later wishes to join his band. He eventually falls in love with Fuuka Aoi and begins dating her in chapter 146 when he wrote a song for her explaining his feelings that Blue Wells performed together.
Fuuka Akitsuki (秋月風夏Akitsuki Fūka): Voiced by: Lynn^[7] (Japanese); Jill Harris^[8] (English); Fuuka is the heroine of the series, and the daughter of the main characters of Seo's previous manga Suzuka. Yuu initially meets Fuuka after an incident where she accuses him of taking a peek at her panties. Later on, she decides to form a band with Yuu, which is named 'The Fallen Moon' after her surname, and becomes the band's vocalist. They successfully perform at their school's school festival. Her fate is different between the manga and the anime adaptation. In the manga she is accidentally killed by a truck, whereas the anime has her surviving and following part of the manga story arc of Fuuka Aoi. The anime ends with Fuuka going out with Yuu.
Fuuka Aoi (碧井風夏Aoi Fūka): Generally referred to as Aoi to distinguish her from Fuuka Akitsuki, is a budding musician who originally came from Izu, Shizuoka. After performing at a battle-of-the-bands competition, she later performs together with The Fallen Moon at a music festival organized by the band Hedgehogs. Following this, Aoi requests that she join The Fallen Moon. It is later revealed that her father was the driver of the truck which killed Akitsuki. She falls for him later on in the series and begins to date him in chapter 146 after playing the song he wrote for her expressing his feelings.
Koyuki Hinashi (氷無小雪Hinashi Koyuki): Voiced by: Saori Hayami^[7] (Japanese); Jeannie Tirado^[8] (English); Koyuki is Yuu's childhood friend and a popular singer. Following an incident where she and Yuu are seen in public together, she confesses her love for him on national television. After retiring as a solo musician, she secretly forms the band Rabbitz, whose members wear rabbit heads during performances. By the end of the manga, she disbands Rabbitz and becomes the new lead vocalist of the Hedgehogs.

Blue Wells[edit]

Makoto Mikasa (三笠真琴Mikasa Makoto): Voiced by: Soma Saito^[7] (Japanese); Ricco Fajardo^[8] (English); Makoto is the keyboardist of the Blue Wells music band. He is well-liked by his fellow female schoolmates and girls in general. He has won piano competitions in the past. He initially thinks of himself as gay, but realizes he is bisexual after falling in love with his teacher Tomomi.
Kazuya Nachi (那智一矢Nachi Kazuya): Voiced by: Kazuyuki Okitsu^[7] (Japanese); Shawn Gann^[8] (English); Kazuya is the drummer of the band. At first relentless at trying to recruit Fuuka to their school's track and field team, he later becomes the 'leader' of the music band.
Sara Iwami (石見沙羅Iwami Sara): Voiced by: Mikako Komatsu^[7] (Japanese); Elizabeth Maxwell (English); Sara is a student at Yuu and Fuuka's school, and the younger sister of Hisashi, Hedgehogs' guitarist. Like Hisa, Sara plays the guitar. She is actually Yuu's online friend, one of the very few people he was comfortable talking to before he meet Fuuka. Upon realizing this, she develops a crush on him.

Haruna family[edit]

Maya Haruna (榛名麻耶Haruna Maya): Voiced by: Mikako Takahashi^[7] (Japanese); Felecia Angelle^[8] (English); Yuu's eldest sister who works at an advertising agency.
Hibiki Haruna (榛名響Haruna Hibiki): Voiced by: Saori Ōnishi^[7] (Japanese); Alex Moore^[8] (English); Yuu's other older sister who attends college.
Chitose Haruna (榛名知歳Haruna Chitose): Voiced by: Kaede Hondo^[7] (Japanese); Kristen McGuire^[8] (English); Yuu's younger sister who is attending middle school.

Akitsuki family[edit]

Suzuka Akitsuki (秋月涼風Akitsuki Suzuka): Voiced by: Kanako Mitsuhashi^[9] (Japanese); Leah Clark^[8] (English); Fuuka Akitsuki's mother, the titular heroine of Suzuka and a former track and field athlete.
Yamato Akitsuki (秋月大和Akitsuki Yamato): Voiced by: Daisuke Nakamura^[9] (Japanese); Todd Haberkorn^[8] (English); Fuuka Akitsuki's father, the protagonist of Suzuka and a former track and field athlete.
Haruka Akitsuki (秋月春風Akitsuki Haruka): Voiced by: Hitomi Ōwada (Japanese); Apphia Yu^[8] (English); Fuuka Akitsuki's younger sister, around 8-9 years old. In contrast to Fuuka (who resembles her mother), Haruka resembles her father.

Hedgehogs[edit]

Ms Tomomi (友美先生): Voiced by: Yōko Hikasa^[7] (Japanese); Tia Ballard^[8] (English); Tomomi Yoshino (吉野友美Yoshino Tomomi) is Yuu and Fuuka's homeroom teacher. It is later revealed that she is the former keyboardist of the band Hedgehogs, Yuu and Fuuka's favorite band. She later becomes Makoto's girlfriend.
Hisashi Iwami (石見寿Iwami Hisashi): Voiced by: Daisuke Hirakawa (Japanese); Seth Magill (English); He is the former guitarist of the Hedgehogs. He runs a music studio and is Sara's older brother.
Nobuaki Yahagi (矢矧伸明Yahagi Nobuaki): Voiced by: Daisuke Ono (Japanese); Ian Sinclair (English); He is the former drummer for the Hedgehogs, who now runs the 'South Wind' Beach House.
Tama (たま): Voiced by: Manami Numakura^[9] (Japanese); Caitlin Glass (English); Reika Tama (多摩レイカTama Reika)^{Ch. 153} the former vocalist for the Hedgehogs. At the end of the series, she and Nico marry.
Nico (ニコNiko): Voiced by: Yuichi Nakamura (Japanese); Jason Liebrecht (English); Musashi Nicholson Oda (小田ニコルソン武蔵Oda Nikoruson Musashi)^{Ch. 153} is the former bass player for the Hedgehogs.

Others[edit]

Manager Yamada (山田マネージャーYamada Manējā): Voiced by: Mai Nakahara (Japanese); Monica Rial (English); Koyuki's manager.
Akira Mogami (最上彰Mogami Akira): Voiced by: Yasuaki Takumi (Japanese); Aaron Roberts (English); Mogami is a music producer for young artists.
Sakura Katsuragi (葛城桜Katsuragi Sakura): A character who Yuu meets in the manga. She bears a striking resemblance to Fuuka. It is later revealed that she was a classmate of Yuu and Fuuka who had moved to Fukuoka and changed her appearance to resemble Fuuka, who she greatly admired.

Media[edit]

Anime[edit]

An anime television series adaptation produced by Diomedéa began airing on 6 January 2017. The series' opening theme is 'Climbers' High!' by Manami Numakura who voices Tama, vocalist of the band Hedgehogs.^[9] The series' ending theme is 'Watashi no Sekai' by Megumi Nakajima.^[10] For episode 6, the ending theme is 'Yukihanabi' (雪花火) by Saori Hayami.^[11] The anime ran for 12 episodes and was released across six BD/DVD volumes.^[12]Crunchyroll has licensed the series in North America, with Funimation releasing a simuldub for the series.^[13] Songs in the anime are performed by My First Story's guitarist SHO, Ellegarden's drummer Hirotaka Takahashi, The Bonez's bassist T$UYO$HI and Takuro Iga, the series' music composer, playing the keyboard.^[14]

Episode list[edit]

Fuuka Chapter 9 Zip Free Code

No.	Official English title^[a] Original Japanese title	Original air date
1	'Fuuka!' Transcription: 'Fūka!' (Japanese: 風夏!)	6 January 2017
2	'Take Flight!' Transcription: 'Habatake!' (Japanese: はばたけ!)	6 January 2017
3	'Triangle!' Transcription: 'Toraianguru!' (Japanese: トライアングル!)	13 January 2017
4	'Live!' Transcription: 'Raibu!' (Japanese: ライブ!)	20 January 2017
5	'One of Us!' Transcription: 'Nakama!' (Japanese: 仲間!)	27 January 2017
6	'Koyuki Hinashi' Transcription: 'Hinashi Koyuki' (Japanese: 氷無小雪)	3 February 2017
7	'Blown Up!' Transcription: 'Dai enjō!' (Japanese: 大炎上!)	10 February 2017
8	'Top!' Transcription: 'Toppu!' (Japanese: トップ!)	17 February 2017
9	'Date!' Transcription: 'Dēto!' (Japanese: デート!)	24 February 2017
10	'Fate' Transcription: 'Unmei' (Japanese: 運命)	10 March 2017
11	'Band' Transcription: 'Bando' (Japanese: バンド)	17 March 2017
12	'Fair wind'	24 March 2017

Music[edit]

A soundtrack album titled Fuuka Sound Collection was released on 15 March 2017, containing all insert songs and soundtracks from the anime.^[15]

In Chapter 189 of the manga, Hoshi no Furu Machi's lyrics from the anime was used, marking the first time the manga took elements from the anime.

To commemorate the end of the manga, Seo wrote the song 'Wings of light', performed by Lynn, who voiced Fuuka in the anime adaptation.^[16]

Sales[edit]

Volume 1 reached the 26th place on the weekly Oricon manga charts^[17] and, as of 25 May 2014, had sold 64,879 copies;^[18] volume 2 reached the 18th place on the chart^[19] and, as of 27 July 2014, had sold 73,193 copies;^[20] volume 3 reached the 28th place^[21] and, as of 26 October 2014, had sold 70,638 copies;^[22] volume 4 reached the 20th place and, as of 21 December 2014, had sold 51,164 copies;^[23] volume 5 reached the 12th place and, as of 22 February 2015, had sold 62,771 copies;^[24] volume 6 reached the 14th place^[25] and, as of 24 May 2015, had sold 69,659 copies;^[26] volume 7 reached the 17th place^[27] and, as of 26 July 2015, had sold 66,456 copies;^[28] volume 8 reached the 25th place^[29] and, as of 25 October 2015 had sold 61,372 copies;^[30] volume 9 reached the 25th place and, as of 20 December 2015, had sold 36,105 copies.^[31]

Notes[edit]

^All English titles are taken from Crunchyroll & Funimation.

References[edit]

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^ ^a^b^c^d'Fūka TV Anime's 1st Promo Video Previews Opening Theme'. Anime News Network. 20 November 2016. Retrieved 2 December 2016.
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External links[edit]

Anime official website(in Japanese)
Manga official website(in Japanese)
Fuuka (manga) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia

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