Full Moon wo Sagashite
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- 40EP 40
Mitsuki loses her pendant to pickpockets while sightseeing with Takuto
Jan 4, 2003During a sightseeing trip, Mitsuki has her pendant stolen by a group of pickpockets. She and Takuto remain behind to search for the missing item. While they are looking for it, Takuto confesses his true feelings for Mitsuki.
- 41EP 41
The gang approaches Eichi's home while Meroko finds a reversed name in her book.
Jan 11, 2003Mitsuki and her friends travel toward Eichi's country residence, during which she remains puzzled by Takuto's recent confession. Meanwhile, Meroko observes that the name "Eichi Sakurai" is written backwards in her Shinigami handbook. Takuto proceeds to investigate the location independently, where he detects a distinct odor of death. His inquiry leads him to uncover a tragic event associated with Eichi. The group's proximity to the destination coincides with these unsettling discoveries regarding the handbook and the atmosphere surrounding the house.
- 42EP 42
Mitsuki discovers Eichi's death and visits his grave after learning the truth.
Jan 18, 2003Takuto attempts to prevent Mitsuki from visiting Eichi's residence, but Mitsuki proceeds regardless. There, Eichi's adoptive grandparents reveal that Eichi and his adoptive parents died in a car accident two years prior. Following this revelation, Mitsuki rushes to a cemetery while reading a letter Eichi wrote before his death. Upon arrival, Mitsuki lies down on Eichi's gravestone, overwhelmed by the news of his friend's long-hidden fate and the loss of his family.
- 43EP 43
Mitsuki abandons singing after returning from America, causing deep distress to her friends and family.
Jan 25, 2003Upon returning from America, Mitsuki becomes heartbroken and quits singing, leaving Takuto and Meroko unable to comfort her. Her grandmother, concerned by her condition, removes her from Dr. Wakaoji's hospital and seeks other medical opinions. Ms. Oshige secures time off for Mitsuki, noting she cannot transform into Fullmoon while in this state, and expresses her desire to support the girl to Wakaoji. Meanwhile, Izumi advises Takuto and Meroko to end Mitsuki's life to prevent her suffering from worsening.
- 44EP 44
Madoka visits Mitsuki's home while Takuto remembers his past life
Feb 1, 2003Madoka locates Mitsuki’s residence and finds her condition deteriorating, leading to her immediate transfer to Wakaoji’s hospital. She speaks with Mitsuki’s grandmother, explaining how Mitsuki taught her the true spirit of singing. Meanwhile, Takuto, while mourning Eichi’s death, regains memories from his time as a human. Desperate to prevent further suffering for Mitsuki, Meroko approaches Izumi, urging her to take action regarding Mitsuki’s situation to spare her from additional pain.
- 45EP 45
Izumi lures Mitsuki to the hospital roof with promises of finding her family while secretly intending to steal her soul.
Feb 8, 2003Izumi deceives Mitsuki by leading her to the hospital roof, claiming he will take her to Eichi and her relatives, but his true goal is to capture her soul. Meanwhile, Mitsuki's grandmother discovers her begging to remain by her side. The narrative shifts to Takuto, who reflects on his past life as a human. He recalls being a singer in the famous band ROUTE:L alongside Mitsuki's parents, Aoi and Hazuki, as well as Wakaoji. These memories reveal his previous musical career and connections to the main characters before his current existence. The episode intertwines Izumi's dangerous scheme with Takuto's nostalgic recollections of his time in the band, highlighting the complex relationships between the characters and the hidden intentions driving Izumi's actions against Mitsuki.
- 46EP 46
Mitsuki overcomes grief and sings ETERNAL SNOW while Takuto shares his past.
Feb 15, 2003Mitsuki survives but struggles with Eichi's death, hesitating to sing. Takuto shares his history to emphasize the value of life, risking his existence as a ghost despite Meroko's pleas. Mitsuki heals by singing, understanding that Eichi and her parents desire her to continue living. Her grandmother finally hears her performance and vows to protect her forever.
- 47EP 47
Fullmoon Returns as Mitsuki Faces Her Scheduled Death
Feb 22, 2003Mitsuki’s life appears to be stabilizing, yet she remains haunted by the knowledge that her death is imminent. Despite this looming threat, she struggles to fully embrace her current stability. Meanwhile, Wakaoji and Takuto meet to discuss the situation. During their conversation, the two characters reach a mutual agreement regarding Mitsuki’s fate. They decide to take action to stop her from dying. This decision marks a significant shift in their approach to her situation, as they unite with the specific goal of preventing her scheduled demise. The narrative focuses on their resolve to alter the outcome despite the apparent inevitability of the event.
- 48EP 48
Mitsuki Plans Final Concert Before Midnight Surgery
Mar 1, 2003Mitsuki organizes her final live concert, L.I.V.E, scheduled for the anniversary of her meeting with Takuto and Meroko, which coincides with the end of her life. She intends to proceed directly to Wakaoji's hospital for surgery before midnight. However, Takuto's powers weaken, preventing him from transforming Mitsuki into Fullmoon. Concerned by this inability to transform, Mitsuki seeks assistance from Izumi to resolve the situation and ensure her plans can proceed as intended.
- 49EP 49
Mitsuki 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 50
Mitsuki 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 51
Mitsuki 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 52
Fullmoon 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.