Wind: a breath of heart (2004)

Melodia spotkania

Obietnica wypływająca z pamięci

Opowieść o młodej dziewczynie o imieniu Hikari

Dzieci oddzielone od rodziców

Narracja bada wzajemne oddziaływanie oświetlenia i ciemności

Determinacja wymagana do podjęcia decydującego kroku naprzód

Litość błękitnego nieba

Wiatr i nocne niebo

Dźwięk ryku Kazune

Ciało wchłaniające

Makoto ściga Hikari na krawędź klifu po jej wyznaniu

Makoto finds Hikari at the temple and she decides to tell him everything when he says he wants to find a way for everyone to be happy. Apparently, in ancient times Hikari was just a normal priestess. When she saw the ritual sacrifice being done she could not handle it and so set the temple on fire. When she was about to kill the man she thought responsible (her own brother), he said he was free from the curse but that Hikari would have to take over. And so she has been killing to protect the town ever since. Makoto still believes everyone can be happy though and follows Hikari when she runs off. She asks him to save her and then jumps off the edge of a cliff, he follows her to catch her. (Source: Wikipedia)

Hikari wspomina wspomnienia i wykonuje Doukatai po uratowaniu z Makoto

Makoto and Hikari are saved somehow and now Hikari is remembering her meetings with Minamo's mother and the others. All the pieces are starting to fall into place. Makoto tells Hikari what he said to Minamo when they were kids and Hikari realizes what she needs to do. She tells Makoto how things have changed since she met all of them and then performs the Doukatai on herself. She disappears and the next day things seem to continue as normal. Makoto sees a girl that resembles Hikari (possibly the real Hikari herself), who later vanishes. (Source: Wikipedia)

Odcinek podsumowujący, w którym Minamo zastanawia się nad wydarzeniami, zanim skonfrontuje się z Makoto w sprawie swoich uczuć

This is a recap episode where Minamo remembers everything that happens up until the moment she finally confronts Makoto about her feelings for him. (Source: Wikipedia)