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49EP 49Mitsuki and Meroko seek the Flower of Forgetfulness to save Takuto from becoming a ghost.
Mar 8, 2003Izumi informs Mitsuki and Meroko about a method to prevent Takuto from turning into a ghost. The solution involves the Flower of Forgetfulness, a mystic lily accessible only during a lunar eclipse in the spirit world. If Takuto consumes this flower, he will lose his human memories, thereby stopping his impending disappearance. However, the flower erases all memories, including his time as a Shinigami with Mitsuki and Meroko. Meroko successfully retrieves the flower just in time to use it. This narrative focuses on the emotional stakes for Mitsuki and Meroko as they confront the potential loss of their shared history with Takuto to save his life.
50EP 50Mitsuki struggles with confessing her feelings for Takuto and Eichi regarding the Flower of Forgetfulness.
Mar 15, 2003Mitsuki hesitates to inform Takuto about the Flower of Forgetfulness. Takuto confesses his love for Mitsuki, causing her to wrestle with her feelings for both Takuto and Eichi. Meroko assists Mitsuki in deciding that she loves them both. Mitsuki then tells Takuto about the flower and admits she loves him as well. They kiss, and Takuto takes the flower.
51EP 51Mitsuki faces death during Fullmoon's final concert as Takuto seeks power.
Mar 22, 2003The narrative centers on the day Fullmoon performs her L.I.V.E concert, which coincides with the date Mitsuki is destined to die. Although the Flower of Forgetfulness is active and Takuto’s abilities are supposed to be recovering, he remains incapable of transforming Mitsuki. Consequently, Meroko chooses to transfer a portion of her own physical strength to Takuto to assist him. This event marks Fullmoon's final return to the stage for one last performance, highlighting the critical intersection of the concert and the impending tragedy.
52EP 52Fullmoon Announces Leave as Shinigami Face Punishment and Mitsuki Undergoes Surgery
Mar 29, 2003Fullmoon informs the audience of a temporary hiatus while Oshige reveals her impending death to Madoka. During the final performance of "LOVE CHRONICLE," Takuto and Meroko vanish, prompting the Death Master to declare they will be punished for their interference, resulting in Mitsuki's death. Meroko and Takuto plead for Mitsuki's survival, with Meroko offering to become a ghost. Moved by their resolve, the Death Master transforms Meroko into an angel and restores Takuto's humanity. Mitsuki nearly reverts to her original form, but Izumi assists in sustaining her final transformation. She undergoes surgery and retains her voice, dreaming of Eichi, Takuto, and Meroko, though she loses the ability to see shinigami. Later, angel Meroko guides Mitsuki to Takuto, who remembers her, leading to a touching reunion.
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Frequently asked questions
- How many episodes does Full Moon wo Sagashite have?
- Full Moon wo Sagashite has 52 episodes.
- When did Full Moon wo Sagashite come out?
- Full Moon wo Sagashite came out in 2002.
- Which studio made Full Moon wo Sagashite?
- Full Moon wo Sagashite was produced by Studio DEEN.
- Who directed Full Moon wo Sagashite?
- Full Moon wo Sagashite was directed by Toshiyuki Katou.
- Is Full Moon wo Sagashite finished?
- Current status of Full Moon wo Sagashite: Finished.











