Episode list

No-Rin

Chuno Love Story
Kousaku dreams of being with the popstar Yukatan. His friends don't understand his obsession. Kousaku learns that Yukatan is retiring from singing. But then, a new girl who looks like Yukatan has enrolled at his school...
6.6 /10
The King of Farmers
Kousaku tries to introduce Ringo (former popstar Yukatan) to his school and to farming. However, everything comes to a standstill when a debate starts about the value of panties...
7 /10
The Smile You Showed Me
When one of the school's fields is trashed by a wild monkey, the students have to agree on the best counterattack--but some of their ideas seem a little questionable.
7 /10
Farming's Five Top Four
An unexpected shortage of miso results in a series of bizarre encounters with some of the more unusual members of the school's student body.
6 /10
Full-Moe Alchemist: Bounty
A grand plan to jump on the "moe foods" bandwagon goes in ever-crazier directions, egged on by another of Farming's Top Four.
6.2 /10
Sob Salad

Fri, Feb 21, 2014
The students cope (twice) with too much of a good thing, and a secret is revealed that could have dire consequences for Kousaku and Ringo.
7.2 /10
Cooking Granny

Fri, Feb 28, 2014
Kousaku's class experiences what he claims is a typical school day, despite Ms. Becky's best efforts to make her teaching style anything but normal.
7.1 /10
School Swim Trunks
A big summer storm threatens the gang's planned lazy day at the beach, but soon it's clear that's not the only thing in danger.
6.4 /10
Cheerful Farming Village
Minori brings Kousaku and Ringo back to the countryside where she and Kousaku grew up, but she has more than a simple visit on her mind.
7.3 /10
Everybody's No-Rin
The Aioi Village Mixer starts off on the right foot, but when the event's grand finale rolls around, will Kousaku and Minori hold up their end of the bargain?
6.8 /10

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Super Atragon

In 1932, the Japanese Army investigates a mysterious meteorite crash in Manchuria, and discovers a strange material that produces a previously unknown kind of energy. The mineral is later used during the Second World War to power a massive submersible battleship Ra, which is built to revitalize the war effort. Shortly before the launch, a young woman named Annette approaches the officers of the Ra and implores them not to use the battlesub. She says the material was sent by subterranean humans to test the surface dwellers right to live, and by using it as a weapon of war they are sealing the human race's fate. The Ra is launched in the twilight days of the war, and shortly after the bombing of Hiroshima the Ra encounters the American battlesub Liberty, whose crew has been tricked into fighting the Ra by Annette's former partner and friend Avatar, whose appraisal of the human race is much more negative than her counterpart. Annette stops Avatar with a blast of mental energy, but the Ra and Liberty destroy each other. Annette and the Ra's first officer are the only survivors. Fifty years later, an unaged Annette and the grandson of the Ra's captain, Go Arisake, are part of a UN team sent to investigate microwaves being generated at the South Pole. It proves to be a prelude to a massive attack from below the Earth, led by Avatar, that will culminate in the complete destruction of the surface humans. However, Go discovers his grandfather's old ship has been found and rebuild as humanity's last line of the defense, commanded by his believed to be dead father, as the final battle to defend Earth begins.

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