Daily Labyrinth
Series titles: His And Her Circumstances, Tales At North Hills High
- Studio
- Gainax, JC Staff
Synopsis
After so many tears and frustration, Yuki and Arima become steady friends with each other. However, both are too busy to have time to meet because of preparation for School Sport Day. And after School Sport Day, a handsome boy, Hideaki Asaba, from Class 1F approaches Arima in a strong defiant mood. Being Arima's girlfriend, Yuki wants to be friends with Asaba. However, Asaba insults her the first time that they meet. He even says that Arima will break up with her soon! Outraged, Yuki declares war against Asaba!
Characters
Yukino Miyazawa (Yuki), Soichiro Arima (Arima)
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Hideaki Anno, Kazuya Tsurumaki
Writing
- Writer
- Hideaki Anno
Music
- Music
- Shiro Sagisu
Art Department
- Design
- Tadashi Hiramatsu
Production notes
This TV series ran for 26 episodes.
Based on a 1996 manga by Masami Tsuda in "Hana to Yume" magazine.
This series greatly resembles the American live-action comedy show "Ally McBeal."
Partway through the production, director Hideaki Anno quit to work in live-action film, as he was unhappy with the animated medium.
Combining stop-motion, live action and animation, the series incorporates surrealistic cartoon effects, including split screens, "squashed" versions of the lead characters, and onscreen captions and (sometimes contradictory) subtitles.
In one episode, a featured character has a head which is a photo of a Gainax staff member. Another is animated with paper cutouts and closes with Yukino bursting into real flames.
Based on a 1996 manga by Masami Tsuda in "Hana to Yume" magazine.
This series greatly resembles the American live-action comedy show "Ally McBeal."
Partway through the production, director Hideaki Anno quit to work in live-action film, as he was unhappy with the animated medium.
Combining stop-motion, live action and animation, the series incorporates surrealistic cartoon effects, including split screens, "squashed" versions of the lead characters, and onscreen captions and (sometimes contradictory) subtitles.
In one episode, a featured character has a head which is a photo of a Gainax staff member. Another is animated with paper cutouts and closes with Yukino bursting into real flames.