I My Me! Strawberry Eggs
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- 1EP 1
Hibiki Disguises as Woman to Secure Job at Seito Sannomiya Private School
Jul 4, 2001Hibiki Amawa relocates to the Gochiso apartments but discovers that rent must be paid upfront. Lacking the necessary funds, he attempts to secure employment at the nearby Seito Sannomiya Private School. However, his application is rejected solely due to his gender. Seeking a solution, he receives assistance from his landlady, Lulu Sanjo. Together, they devise a plan where Hibiki disguises himself as a woman to bypass the discrimination and successfully obtain the position he needs to pay his rent.
- 2EP 2
Hibiki lives with the girls to stop a mysterious voyeur
Jul 11, 2001A strange voyeur starts appearing often on the dormitory grounds. To ensure the safety of the girls, Hibiki is ordered to move in with them for a temporary period. This arrangement is implemented as a direct response to the recurring presence of the unknown individual, aiming to protect the residents from potential harm while the situation is monitored.
- 3EP 3
Hibiki proposes buruma as an alternative to pleated skirts for athletics class
Jul 18, 2001Dissatisfied with the long pleated skirts that the girls are required to wear during athletics class, Hibiki attempts to introduce buruma as a suitable alternative. The narrative focuses on her efforts to change the standard uniform attire for physical education activities. This initiative stems from her dissatisfaction with the existing clothing options, leading her to suggest a different style of undergarment or shorts designed for sports. The episode centers on this specific conflict regarding school uniform regulations and athletic wear preferences.
- 4EP 4
Hibiki's Parents Weekend and Fuko's Guardianship Dilemma
Jul 25, 2001During parents weekend, Hibiki's turn arrives, prompting her guardians to join the class activities. Meanwhile, Fuko faces uncertainty regarding who will attend on her behalf. In an effort to support her, Mori and Tofu attempt to infiltrate the school by disguising themselves as her parents. This situation highlights the contrasting circumstances of the students, as Hibiki is accompanied by her family while Fuko lacks a clear attendee for the event. The narrative focuses on the comedic and emotional attempts by Mori and Tofu to resolve Fuko's predicament by assuming parental roles within the school environment.
- 5EP 5
Vice-principal Reiko Mukogawa orders Hibiki to undergo a mandatory school physical examination.
Aug 1, 2001The school organizes a mandatory physical examination for all enrolled students. Due to suspicions regarding Hibiki's true identity, Vice-principal Reiko Mukogawa specifically orders him to participate in the procedure. This directive ensures that Hibiki undergoes the same medical assessment as the rest of the student body, allowing the administration to verify his physical condition amidst the ongoing doubts about his background. The event highlights the institutional scrutiny faced by the student during this scheduled health check.
- 6EP 6
Hibiki worries about his feminine appearance while a fight breaks out among the children.
Aug 8, 2001Hibiki expresses concern that his disguise as a woman has made him more feminine. A conflict erupts among the children, leaving the origin of the dispute unclear. Simultaneously, Tofu and Mori attempt to dig beneath the school grounds. The narrative focuses on Hibiki's internal anxiety regarding his gender presentation and the mysterious start of the altercation, alongside the secretive excavation efforts by Tofu and Mori.
- 7EP 7
Hibiki faces pressure to marry the school director's nephew while students spy on him.
Aug 22, 2001The school director intends for Hibiki to marry his nephew, creating a significant conflict for the protagonist. Upon learning of this arranged union, the student body decides to investigate the situation by spying on the nephew. The narrative focuses on whether Hibiki can successfully prevent this marriage from taking place before it is finalized. This summary reflects the core plot points regarding the director's wishes and the students' intervention efforts as described in the source material.
- 8EP 8
Male students rebel against school over Shiro Naruo's theft accusation
Aug 29, 2001Male students at the school become deeply dissatisfied after Shiro Naruo, a friend, is accused of stealing Reiko Mukogawa's salary. In response to this accusation, they launch a rebellion against the school administration. The students organize a protest in which they threaten the safety of a priceless statue. They use this dangerous leverage to demand equal rights from the authorities. This act of defiance highlights their collective anger and desire for fairness within the institution. The situation escalates as the students prioritize their demand for justice over the preservation of the valuable artifact, creating a tense standoff with the school officials.
- 9EP 9
Hibiki's Class Camping Trip Features Blossoming Affections and Personal Admirers
Sep 5, 2001The students of Hibiki's class embark on a camping trip that serves as a backdrop for developing romantic feelings among the group. During this excursion, various students begin to express their affections for one another. Hibiki is also involved in this dynamic, as he has an admirer who is part of the class. The narrative focuses on these interpersonal relationships and the emotional connections that form during the outdoor excursion, highlighting the mutual attractions and budding romances within the student group without revealing specific outcomes or future plot developments.
- 10EP 10
Fujio Himejima attempts to confess feelings to Akira Fukae with Miho Umeda's help
Sep 12, 2001Fujio Himejima seeks assistance from Miho Umeda in order to confess her romantic feelings to Akira Fukae. The plan they devise does not unfold as intended, leading to complications during the attempt. The narrative focuses on the interaction between these three characters as they navigate the awkward situation, resulting in an outcome that differs significantly from Fujio's expectations. The episode highlights the difficulties of expressing emotions and the unintended consequences of relying on others for help in matters of the heart.
- 11EP 11
Fūko's Confusion Leads to Her Disappearance from School
Sep 19, 2001Fūko remains troubled by the previous day's events, leaving her confused and anxious about her emotions. Consequently, she skips school and goes missing. Her absence triggers a widespread search effort as her friends and acquaintances attempt to locate her. The narrative focuses on her internal struggle and the subsequent reaction of those around her who are concerned for her well-being.
- 12EP 12
Hibiki recovers in hospital while visitors including Reiko seek photos of him without drag
Sep 25, 2001Following his hospitalization for burns the previous day, Hibiki receives visits from Fūko and Akira. Reiko Mukogawa also arrives at the hospital with the specific intention of taking photographs of Hibiki while he is not wearing drag. The episode focuses on these interactions and the differing motivations of the visitors as they meet with the recovering character in the medical facility.
- 13EP 13
Reiko Exposes Hibiki's Identity and Fūko Pursues Him Away
Sep 26, 2001Reiko Mukogawa reveals Hibiki's true identity using photographs taken during a hospital visit. She presents this evidence to the school's parents and students to advocate for converting the institution into an all-girls school. Fūko opposes this plan and chases after Hibiki, who is leaving the city in shame. The episode concludes with hints that Akira is beginning to accept Fujio as a friend. Additionally, Hibiki promises to return for Fūko before his departure. This narrative resolves the conflict regarding the school's future while addressing the personal relationships between the main characters. The events mark a significant turning point for the group's dynamics and individual growth.
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Frequently asked questions
- How many episodes does I My Me! Strawberry Eggs have?
- I My Me! Strawberry Eggs has 13 episodes.
- When did I My Me! Strawberry Eggs come out?
- I My Me! Strawberry Eggs came out in 2001.
- Which studio made I My Me! Strawberry Eggs?
- I My Me! Strawberry Eggs was produced by TNK.
- Who directed I My Me! Strawberry Eggs?
- I My Me! Strawberry Eggs was directed by Yoshikazu Iwanami.
- Is I My Me! Strawberry Eggs finished?
- Current status of I My Me! Strawberry Eggs: Finished.